max foster is standing by for us right now in london with this breaking news. max, what have you learned? >> reporter: alisyn, he's written a letter to the foreign office. i'll just tell you what he said to his superiors here in london. we've just received it so i'm reading it at the same time. since the leaking of the documents from this embassy, there's been speculation about the duration of my remaining term as ambassador. i want to put an end to that speculation. the current situation is making it impossible for me to carry out my role as i would like. although my posting is not due to end until the end of this year, i believe in the current circumstances, the responsible course is to allow the appointment of a new ambassador and grateful to all those in the uk and u.s. who have offered support during this difficult few days. this has brought home to me the depth of friendship and close ties between our two countries. one final section from him. i'm also grateful to those whom i've worked with over the last four decades. in response, his superiors paid tribu

cnn's max foster joins us now live from london. they said they pay their ambassadors to be candid but can they moving forward after this? >> reporter: it's the big question i think everyone's grappling with right now. not just in london, in capitals around the world. the focus on london as to who leaked this is being investigated by the cabinet office and the pris. until they close this down, u.k. a.mbassadors around the world ae going to think about whether or not to be critical of donald trump. it will dilute all of the intel coming back. >> it looks like we just lost max foster there. do we have him back? there he is. hey, max. >> reporter: hello. yes, simon mcdonald who runs effectively the foreign office, head civil servant there, he said yesterday the basis on which we have worked all our careers suddenly feels as if it's being challenged. we've been there before. we had the wikileaks dump of u.s. cables back in 2010 but this might have a slightly different impact when you consider the prime ministers are about to change the

i'm max foster in london.is is "cnn newsroom." >>> the sun will be rising in a few hours' time in washington, and with it comes an independence day celebration like the country has never seen before. this year, donald trump will be center stage with a salute like never before. it will be with tanks, fighter jets and a speech from the u.s. president. in the back drop, mr. trump's u.s. immigration policies. he wants the 2020 census to include a question on the people's citizenship. he's blurring the line between patriotism and politics. we have the report. >> reporter: armored vehicles cooling into washington as the city prepares for president trump's independence day extravaganza which will feature those tanks parked at the lincoln memorial, military flyovers and a vip section for his political allies, but there are concerns about the price tag. trump tweeting the cost of our great salute to america tomorrow will be very little compared to what it is worth. we own the planes, we have the pilots, the airport is

max foster has the latest developments. hi, max. >> reporter: hi, christine. the british government standing by their guy in washington, prime minister theresa may offering full support. there's a huge amount of concern on the situation they've been put into. they're very much saying darroch was doing his job which is to provide frank assessments against the trump administration. president trump tweeted we will no longer be dweelg darroch. last night he was disinvited from a dinner at the white house. he's expected to attend a meeting today with ivanka trump. will he be allowed in? if he doesn't he will be left out and they'll have to find a way to deal with it. >> the other wrinkle is why would he leak it the first place? >> reporter: well, lots and lots of speculation about that. it's he not clear. >> sure. >> these emails tend to get deleted after a period of time. someone has been storing them up with the inquiry. >> max foster, thank you. >>> trump donor mike ingram proposed a housing and golf course project. it's hitting a snag because steve spangle dete

i'm max foster thanks for joining us. and we begin in ukraine where an exit poll suggests the party of president vladimir selenski will take some 44 percent in the country's snap parliamentary election it's a clear victory for the former t.v. actor and political newcomer he called the vote hoping to consolidate his party's power and thereby implemented a sweeping reform program when he was running for office selenski promised to tackle corruption and shake up ukraine's political system but so far progress has been slow. and nick connelly is in kiev at selenski election headquarters nic thanks for joining us voting closed just a little while ago given the numbers that we have it looks like a clear. when for selenski perhaps not as big a victory as he was hoping for. exactly make this was definitely a huge win more than any of his predecessors had achieved and gives him infinitely better power base in palm but it wasn't a majority that lots of the outright majority looks people had been expecting so the kind of celebrations

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cnn's max foster has our story. ♪ >> reporter: so far we've had limited sightings of baby archie.oyal fans are holding out for a clear shot of his face this weekend. >> we have had a few little glimpses of him, but even wants -- everyone wants to see how he is growing. >> reporter: the couple have organized a small private ceremony. no media allowed. though they will have a personal photographer there and will release pictures after the event. this lack of media access has sparked criticism amongst some british newspapers and politicians calling out the couple for refusing to allow public access to the christening when $3 million of taxpayer money has been used to renovate their private family home. >> when you're taking millions of pounds worth of public money, money that could be spent on schools and hospitals to up grade and refurbish luxury palaces, you have to ask yourself what are the public getting in return. >> reporter: but there is a counter backlash from the army of meghan and harry fans nine as the sussex squad. >> i don't see any kind of contradiction between there be

cnn's max foster has more about it. ♪ >> reporter: so far, we've had limited sightings of baby archieolding out for a clear shot of his face this weekend. >> we have had a few little glimpses of him. but everyone wants to see how he's developing, how he's growing. and it's such a happy occasion. >> reporter: the couple have organized a small private ceremony at a chapel inside of wind wind winsor castle. this act has sparked criticism among newspapers and politicians, calling out the couple for refusing to allow the public to the christening when $3 million of taxpayer money is being used to renovate their private home. >> but when you're still taking thousands of pounds of money, money that could be spent on schools and hospitals to upgrade luxury palace, you got to ask yourself what are the public getting in return? >> reporter: but there's been a counterbacklash from harry and meghan fans on social media known as the sussex squad. >> i don't see any contradiction between there being taxpayer funded or public funded and the royals asking for privacy. >> reporter: professor menard wh

was cross over now to brussels where our correspondent max foster is standing by for us at the council building max your leaders have been the go shipping screw the night there. understand are they any closer to reaching an agreement. terry the people behind me here sure hope so because they've been up all night too and if they hadn't made any progress the leaders that would all be for naught but we do know that they have now convened for breakfast so that's not a break up it's breakfast and that's a good sign because if they had the feeling that they weren't getting anywhere and they probably would have called it quits already but we don't know how much longer it will take as we just heard in that report by catherine martin's it's extremely difficult what are the sticking points here max they're trying to agree on candidates for the top jobs is that right. that's right and normally you always have the difficulty of balancing the regions making sure you have or trying at least equal parts men and women on that top jobs you want the smaller countries the bigger countries the east the we

unanimity but at least we want something that's put on a sound foundation all right our correspondent max foster been following the latest for us there in brussels thank you max. in sudan at least 10 people are reported to have been killed and almost 200 injured in clashes between police and protesters thousands took to the streets across the country to demand that the ruling military council hand power over to a civilian government the demonstrations are the biggest since a charity forces opened fire on a protest in the capital khartoum almost a month ago killing dozens. of. these demonstrators made their way to khartoum's defense ministry to appeal to military rule as it was one of several rallies in cities across sudan protesters were eager to make their voices heard. punish these oppressors. we want a civilian government a civilian one video that. some marches carried photos. family members who were among dozens killed when police broke up a peaceful sit in protest outside army headquarters in early june that violence coincided with the collapse of talks between military rulers and protest l

i you cnn newsroom with max foster is next to our international viewers.nd president trump looking to add the citizenship question back to the census. >>> this tweet comes out of left field. >> the commerce department and justice department agreed they were throwing in the towel. >> he is determined to find a way ahead even though the consensus is being printed without these. >> does the issue of busing matter to the voters in states like the midwest that the democrats need to win back? >> they started in a very public forum last week, obviously haven't reached a resolution on it. >> 30 seconds to 60 seconds on a campaign debate exchange can't do justice to a lifetime commitment to civil rights. >>> and good morning, everyone. welcome to a special holiday edition of "new day." happy fourth of july, everyone. great to have you here in your red, white, and blue tie. >> represent. >> we begin with texas confusion. the justice department is scrambling to find a legal basis to include a citizenship question on the 2020 census because of a presidential tweet. pr

max foster is live from loss done with the latest. max, good morning. >> reporter: the british government very much standing by their man. theresa may offering full support to kim derek across the government and the civil service i have to say here at the moment. behind the scenes, a great deal of frustration about the position the president has put the u.k. in and for the special relationship between the two countries. the big question is really about these tweets. was this an official instruction to the white house and the trump administration to regard darroch as a persona grate. his job pretty much becomes almost redundant which is a difficult position to be in. the view is that he was just doing his job. he was asked. he's paid to give frank assessments of the trump administration. that's all he did. and now they're in a situation where they can't allow a foreign power to effectively dictate which ambassadors they're going to deal with. it's a very difficult position. with that, prime minister may is on her way out. not saying ver

max foster standing by in london with more on this. ekend, max. >> absolutely. the duchess of sussex, out for a couple of days on the trot over the weekend. firstly, accompanying her sister-in-law to the tennis. she was able to catch her friend, serena williams, in her match. and last night, the duchess out on the red carpet, as a royal. she is used to the red carpet as an actress. she bumped into beyonce, who appeared in that film, "lion king," apparently prince harry's favorite film. and jay-z having a chat with harry. we heard he was overheard giving percentage advice to harry. always find time for yourself. we'll see if he takes that. meghan, not quite back, officially, from maternity. these were accompanying visits, if you like. >> big smiles all weekend. thanks so much, max. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica deenl. >> good to have you here. i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> president trump suggesting that some members of congress should go back to their countries. >> the president feels he i

cnn's max foster live in london with the latest fallout, max, and this is really becoming beyond just awkward. >> it really is, but the british government very much standing by their man in washington. theresa may offering her full support for kim darroch. behind the scenes, though, john, it has to be said, a huge amount of concern about the state of the uk, u.s. relationship. the sort of situation that the uk has left it or found itself in. the view here very much that darroch was doing the job, to offer assessment to the current administration. the big question is how to interpret this tweet from president trump, so as you say, he says we will no longer deal with darroch, is that an official instruction. we know he was disinvited from a dinner last night at the white house. that's one thing. we expect him to attend a meeting today with the bank of trump at the white house. the question is will he be allowed in. if he's not allowed in, it does suggest it's become persona non grata and the apparatus between the two countries is starting to break down, which is a difficult situation fo

max foster is live in london. okay, let us see him, max. >> reporter: well, let's have a look.were two images released. is stylish black and white one where we see baby archie's face in full view. then we also have this more formal shot with the wider family extended family. only doria ragland representing that side of the femme in that image. and you can see diana's sisters standing to the right of her. the couple said they're. pi to share the joy of this day with this members of the public who have been supportive. these images were first posted on instagram. they were taken by a personal photographer. and that has concerned many in the uk media. if we take "the timeth"the time example, they talk about the private situation. they quote a respected royal historicalian. and he says it's a scandal that the god parents aren't being named. meghan and harry haven't named them yet. they say they're not going to name them. this is what they say of robert lacy. this is someone seventh in line to the throne and we don't know who has a moral influence on him. it verges on the non-consti

max foster is standing by for us right now in london with this breaking news. alisyn, he's written a letter to the foreign office. i'll just tell you what he said to his superiors here in london. we've just received it so i'm reading it at the same time. since the leaking of the documents from this embassy, there's been speculation about the duration of my remainin

cnn's max foster has details. >> reporter: so far we've had limited sightings of baby archie, so royalt for a clear shot of his face this weekend. >> we have had a few little glimpses of him, but everyone wants to see how he's developing, how he's growing, and it's such a happy occasion. >> reporter: the couple have organized a small private ceremony at a chapel inside windsor castle. no media allowed though they will have a personal photographer there and will release pictures after the event. this lack of media access has sparked criticism among some newspapers and politicians, calling out the couple for refusing to allow public access when $3 million of taxpayer money is being used to renovate their private family homes. but when you're still taking millions of pounds worth of public money, money that could be spent on schools and hospitals to upgrade and refurbish what is luxury pala s palaces, you've got to ask yourself what are the public getting in return? >> there's been a counter backlash from the army of meghan and harry fans on social media, known as the sussex squad. >> i d

max foster live in london with the latest. really, max? over the way a mother holds her child?ter: let's see what you think. let's bring out the pictures. because this was archie's first public outing with his mom. looks pretty normal on the face of it. but when you look online, she has really has been shamed. these claims she looks awkward, she's going to drop him. it does feel as though she can't do anything right in public right now. national health service in this country saying there is no right or wrong way to hold your baby. the important thing is the parent is comfortable, the baby's head is supported, and they both look pretty happy here. it does feel as though she's under a lot of pressure. obviously earlier in the week she was out at wimbledon where spectators complained they were told not to take pictures of her. she's back there again tomorrow to watch her friend serena williams play. so another big public moment. i'm sure as many cameras will be pointing at her as they are to serena out again on sunday as well with no less than beyonce and jay z for the "lion king

"cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for u.s. viewers, a crucial week for democrats during special counsel mueller's testimony. let's get right to it. >> well done. >> lawmakers are preparing for the most anticipated hearing in decades. >> when people hear what was in the mueller report, we'll be in a position to begin holding the president accountable. >> we have a lot of questions about how robert mueller's team was assembled. >> here you'll have five minutes of democrats, five minutes of republicans. it's going to be very hard to tell a story that way. >> these women have said horrible things about our country. >> this is a guy that is worst than a racist. he's using racial language for political gain. >> the term racist is a label too often deployed by left democrats in this country to try to silence and punish people they disagree with. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day." it's 8:00 in the east. i'm alisyn camerota, this is david gregory.

for you cnn newsroom with max foster is next. but we want to bring in our "new day" panel right now because we have a lot to talk about. abby philip, david gregory, and we have so much to talk about between what's happening tonight with the draw as well as what happened last night. so there was this campaign rally for president trump in north carolina as you know. and what we've learned is that this was a scripted rant, basically that the president went on about the four congresswomen of color who he's been targeting. and it was in teleprompter. this wasn't a riff i guess is my point. and as we have learned this is an actual campaign strategy to focus on them and try to, i guess, deal with racial tensions or stoke racial tensions rather than focus on the economy. what do you know about this? >> that's exactly right, alyson. oftentimes these types of rants from president trump at his rallies are things he does on his own where he goes off his teleprompter in an effort to give his supporters some sort of show. but in this case this

it you cnn newsroom with max foster is next. for u.s.w details preparing for robert mueller's testimony. >> i would not provide information beyond that which is already public. >> new details for the house democrats game plan for the mueller hearing next week. >> democrats are planning to focused on five years of alleged obstruction of justice banking on the fact this shifts public opinion. >> republicans on the committee are going to disrupt everything they try to do. it's going to be quite a spectacle. >> the roster is now set for cnn's two night democratic presidential debate. >> who's best able to take on donald trump? people will be judging them by that. >> real ideological differences will take place. the stakes are really high. >>> it is friday, july 19th, 8:00 in the east. >> i'm smiling. i think i am beginning to believe it. >> cnn has new reporting this morning about the game plan democrats and republicans will use in the robert mueller hearings next wednesday. democrats strategy will be to focus on five episodes of potential o

for you cnn newsroom with max foster is next. for our u.s.esident of the yoounsz, what do the democrats plan to do today? "new day" continues right now. >> they can go wherever they want or they can stay but they should love our country. >> these comments are disgraceful and disgusting and these comments are racist. >> what has really happened here is that the president and his supporters have been forced to endure months of allegations of racism. >> they want to show the base they're fighting the democrats against this. >>> and good morning, everyone. great to have you here. sounds like it was a wild night last nights on capitol hill. the house passed this formal rebuke of president trump. this resolution condemns the president's racist tweets that went after those four congresswomen of color and the vote fell largely down party lines. >> the vote itself was delayed nearly two hours amid a bitter partisan debate whether nancy pelosi a, the speaker of the house had actually violated house decorum rules by calling the president's tweets racist

for you cnn newsroom with max foster is next.ur usa viewers these new pictures from the government, from the trump administration itself that exposed just how bad it really is inside the migrant shelters on the border. "new day" continues right now. >> we saw women placed in prison-like cells. they were sleeping on the floor. those are just disturbing images. >> i'm very confident we are meeting and in fact most of the time exceeding these standards. >> a border patrol agent whose had enough. >> thigh need to know the truth. >> we're going to have some planes going overhead and tanks stationed outside. >> who's going to pay for all of this? what budget is this coming out of? >> we have this special vip area they auctioned off to trump cronies and donors of the rnc. >> we've never had to display that power. >>> all right, good morning and welcome to your new day. it is waenz, july 3rd, independence day eve. 8:00 here in new york. this morning we are getting a new look at these new photos which raise questions about conditions for

cnn's max foster is live at windsor castle with more. what's the feeling, max?eling is one of frustration if you look at the u.k. media for example today. actually all of this week. this is just the latest commentary in "the telegraph." harry and meghan, we opened you with open -- welcomed you with open arms, don't shut us out now. who knew a private chris -- the christening could turn into such a public rowe? so far we've had limited sightings of baby archie. royal fans are holding out for a clear shot of his face this weekend. >> we have had a few little glimpses of him. inch wants to see how he's developing, how he's growing, and it's such a happy occasion. >> reporter: the couple organized a small private ceremony at a chapel inside windsor castle. no media allowed though they will have a personal photographer and will release pictures after the event. this lack of media access has sparked criticism among some british newspapers and politicians. calling out the couple for refusing to allow public access to the christening when $3 million of taxpayer money is

for you cnn newsroom with max foster is next. for u.s. viewers, will lawmakers take a stand?e to condemn the president's racist attack on congress? "new day" continues right now. >>> these are people who hate our country. >> we love this country. what that means is we propose the solutions to fix it. >> we're grateful for your support in the face of the most recent swreracist remarks. >> we cannot allow these hateful actions to distract us from the critical wor

for you "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for our u.s.is set for another debate tonight. "new day" continues right now. >>> our biggest problem in washington is corruption. we need to have the courage to fight back against that. >> medicare for all is comprehensive, covers all health care needs for senior citizens. i do know. i wrote the damn bill. >> this isn't just thinking we have to sacrifice our values to actually wib. >> how we win an election is to bring everyone with us. >> i didn't have more of an understanding about what they're going to do. it's going to be a very different dynamic. >>> good morning and welcome to your new day, this special edition of "new day," the debate halftime show. we're live in detroit just 12 hours away now from the second cnn democratic debate. ten more candidates will take the stage. the focus for a lot of people is on the rematch between joe biden and kamala harris. the former vice president has said he will not be as polite this time around. so what will that look like? what will he dee differently

for you "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. 12 hours away now our u.s. viewers from the cnn debate tonight. "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning and welcome to your new day. it is a special day, tuesday july 30th, 8:00 in the east. we are live here in detroit. look at the crowd. >> they're a lot louder than their numbers represent. those guys have been making noise since 5:00 a.m. >> these are passionate supporters of the candidates and they've been here for hours. the stage is set for tonight for this democratic debate. the first of the two high stakes moments here on cnn. the field is split into two groups of ten. tonight the spotlight will be on elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. seen as the two progressives in this stage. they will be on the stage. literally they've avoided direct c confrontations. is that about to change? >> you'll remember senator harris skewered biden on issues of busing and race the first time around. ahead of these debates there's a new national poll we want to show you. it shows biden bouncing back to where he was

for you cnn newsroom with max foster is next. for u.s. viewers, will lawmakers take a stand? will they vote to condemn the president's racist attack on congress? "new day" continues right now. >>> these are people who hate our country. >> we love this country. what that means is we propose the solutions to fix it. >> we're grateful for your support in the face of the most recent swreracist remarks. >> we cannot allow these hateful actions to distract us from the critical work to hold this administration accountable to the inhumane conditions at the border. >> this is new day with allison camerata and john berman. >>> it is tuesday, july 16th, 8:00 now in the east, and today house republicans could be forced to take a public stand against president trump. nancy pelosi plans a vote to condemn the president's racist attack on four members of congress. mr. trump is making it clear his attacks are by design. it's also clear the gop is under his control. the top republican in the house is defending the president insisting that he is not a racist and that his tweets are actually abo

for you "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for our usa viewers, breaking news in puerto rico. get right to it. >>> today i announce i will be resigning from the position of governor. >> an explosion of joy. people in old san juan governor ricardo rosello will be resigning. >> this is big victory for the people of puerto rico. >> donald trump is not above the law. he's not. but he damn sure shouldn't be below the law. >> the american people will realize fully the crimes that were committed against our constitution. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to your new day. it is thursday july 25th at 8:00 here in washington, d.c., the morning after robert mueller's testimony. we will get to that. we do have important breaking news, though, first from overnight. celebrations you can see it right here erupting in the streets of san juan of puerto rico after the island's embetled governor ricardo rosello announced he was resigning. it was played on overhead speakers for hundreds of thousands of people to hear. >> the governor says he will step down next friday this after weeks of massiv

for you "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. 12 hours away now our u.s.e cnn debate tonight. "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning and welcome to your new day. it is a special day, tuesday july 30th, 8:00 in the east. we are live here in detroit. look at the crowd. >> they're a lot