that's sarah's plan. abraham went along with sarah's plan.egnant, sarah and hagar's relationship began to change. hagar became resentful, and sarah's jealousy took over, like, hours to somebody who is going to be there to serve sarah and not really have any say in what happens in her own life. not a woman of choices like those of us who live in the western world today feeling out of options. hagar ran to the wilderness, hoping to find a solution. scared and alone. hagar was met by the angel of the lord the first time that hagar tries to run away. god says to her, no, go back. i can't imagine how hard that must have been for her to hear those words, feeling that she would only be mistreated and not really have a life of quality. if they went back, they knew there would be struggle. but hagar talks about that she felt seen by god, the god of the universe. hagar returned to sarah and had a son, ishmael. years later, abraham was again visited by god, who proclaimed sarah would concede. the promise would finally be fulfilled. when god comes to tel

our north america editor sarah smith is outside the courthouse in new york. sarah.u can see there are hundreds of demonstrators and almost as many police outside this courthouse, waiting for that moment when for the first time ever, a former us president will appear to be arrested for a criminal offence. . president will appear to be arrested fora criminal offence. . in the days leading up to this, donald trump has been taking pains to appear defiant, insisting that he is the victim of this, that he is being politically targeted by people who want to stop on becoming president again in 202a. and he comes here to actually go through the process of being arrested and then arraigned, he has to enter a plea to the criminal charges against him, and we will see whether he is able to maintain that defiant stance, and whether he is really able to turn this into a positive political event that he thinks will help propel him into the white house in next year's election. the chaotic circus that surrounds donald trump has landed in lower manhattan. just outside the criminal cou

sarah smith sent this report.ah: it's not quite a presidential motorcade, but donald trump is still deliberately grabbing attention. >> there he is. sarah: american tv stations carried live his arrival in new york. as a former president, donald trump gets the secret service to cort him into town and he is relishing being back in the limelight. mr. trump: no president in the history of our country has been subjected to such vicious attacks. sarah: he is using the case against him to raise funds. his campgn says it has brought in over $7 million in four days. supporters outside trump tower are adamant he is being victimized by opponents who want to stop him being reelected president but that those efforts will backfire. >> he shouldn't even be charged with a misdemeanor, let alone a felony. they are really afraid of him. >> it stinks. i have had democrat frnds of mine tell me, i still hate trump but what they are doing to him is wrong. >> i would take a bullet for donald trump because i know that men would take a bu

sarah. they had none. jason. thank you so much, sarah. joining us now. this information, cnn's evan perez and cnn chief law enforcement intelligence analysts, john miller. thank you gentlemen for being here. there is a lot to go over. i want to start with you, john. he was 21 years old. but when he was 19 and 2021, he had access and top six secret clearance. is that unusual in a sort of world of i don't know. cybersecurity you know, it's not unusual in this context. we have to look at this two ways. because this question sarah keeps coming up is how is a low ranking 21 year old, you know, granted access to such sensitive material number one where he works. he works at an intelligence operation for the air force as a member of the national guard. their job is literally to live in the classified world. you can't get into the building where he works without a secret or top secret clearance number two. the what he does. what he does is he is a cyber transport engineer, basically in english, outs

sarah: i have tried.he main issues with tools like chat-gpt is that they really don't have current information. you cannot really rely on it if you're looking for trends or anything. it doesn't understand or know about what is happening right now. but it is still useful for if you are trying to figure out a nice structure or even brainstorming, how can generative ai be useful in wealth management? it is a useful brainstorming tool. but because it does not know today, i would not recommend it to trust blindly. one thing about using it for brainstorming is that today, it could produce things that you cannot trust. when it comes to brainstorming and trying to find a novel insight, it does not actually matter if you cannot verify the results, as long as it helps you think more creatively and think differently. to me, brainstorming is a perfect use case for these tools. caroline: it's interesting. we just had laoin -- cris on. he said that for five years ago, he was speaking to vcs and they said generative ai

let's go back to new york and to our north america editor sarah smith. sarah.d inside the courtroom but tell us more about your observations. for courtroom but tell us more about your observations.— courtroom but tell us more about your observations. for the last few da s and your observations. for the last few days and weeks — your observations. for the last few days and weeks in _ your observations. for the last few days and weeks in fact, _ your observations. for the last few days and weeks in fact, donald - days and weeks in fact, donald trump has been blasting out messages on social media drawing as much attention to this as he can because he thinks it was a political win for him and he had been boasting about how much money, $10 million he says, he has raised the indictment was. but today he actually arrived in the court room appeared to deflate. all that bravado was not there any more and you could see the pictures of him walking through the hallways and the still photographs that were taken in court, looking angry, worried, concerned, serious. not the k

thank you, sarah.e have new reporting this morning on what fox is facing next lawyers for the smartmatic technology company or demanding a full retraction. the company filed a $2.7 billion defamation case against fox, claiming it lied about them more than 100 times. this lawsuit comes a week after of course, dominion voting systems. actually kim's just days after dominion voting systems settled its case against fox for $787 million. this is what smart maddox lawyer told cnn. our company was worth over $3 billion before this disinformation campaign came along, and now we are obviously work significantly less so the recovery we are looking for is to be reflective of the value of our company that we lost as a result of this this information. alright here now. cnn's senior media reporter oliver darcy, so smartmatic wants what, like more than twice the money that dominion's settled for and a full apology. how much of this is posturing? pretrial? that's right. john fox's legal they're legal troubles are far

meet michael joel chirilla on the left, sarah ashtoncherilla on the right. this is by no means brother and sister , neither husband and wife, this is one and the same person with a difference of a year lived yes, did not grieve himself usually american. michael got married in america, became a father, and in the nineteenth year he turned into sarah mol. sarah had been dreaming about this for a long time, she turned out to be a very active person, and she was fond of the great american policy in the field of protecting the rights of transgender people, and with the start of her life in ukraine, a newly-made young lady. i realized that it was none other than a military journalist and went straight to ukraine to feel the war. let the path be winding and thorny. i had problems with documents in connection with the change of gender, and i did not know for sure how ukrainians would react to to a transgender reporter who works in the country during the conflict, but kiev accepted an american friend with bread and salt gave sarah even a press card for her female and

however, now he prefers the name sarah .tingly, the tendency to pervert his character easily coexists with frankly fascist views. in particular, he branded russian animals, and also called in plain text to kill as many russian citizens as possible, regardless of whether they are military personnel or not . and the kiev regime is obviously happy with such, because it willingly collects under its banners, in fact, any rabble from all over the world , stanislavl is ready to provide proof. they seem to be smeared with honey there next foreign mercenaries were found in the village of zolochev, kharkov region , not far from the russian border. mostly. it is the poles that are heard and the english speech is told by the locals, independent, as if, a foreign landfill. who just does not come to fight, but not everyone leaves back alive, as reported in in his telegram, our colleague, military commander evgeny poddubny, has been liquidated in the zone. georgian mercenary zurab odishvili , the most staunch fascist admirer of hitler , of

sarah. there's a lot of emotions tied to this. some people say this is all about decorum and breaking the rules inside the statehouse. when you see all the people who lined up here, despite all this rain, you can see the passion that's involved in this, sarah. as you walk with me here, you can see some of the teachers that have lined up with the signs. ban assault rifle ban guns, not books. it was this emotion that people took inside the statehouse, and those lawmakers said they felt the pain from these folks then went inside and got on the floor. now, when you talk to republicans, they say they went the opposite direction. they should never use the bullhorn on that floor. so now we're not sure whether or not this vote is going to happen in the next hour, or do they go through some of the resolutions first before this happens, but this is really unprecedented. in terms of how this is going to move forward. the republicans definitely run this and so they had the majority. this could absolutel

sarah, what you inside? so few— practical element. sarah, what you inside?w of _ practical element. sarah, what you inside? so few of us _ practical element. sarah, what you inside? so few of us run _ practical element. sarah, what you inside? so few of us run inside - practical element. sarah, what you inside? so few of us run inside but| inside? so few of us run inside but value and the room when president biden was speaking? yes. value and the room when president biden was speaking?— value and the room when president biden was speaking? yes, it has now cotten biden was speaking? yes, it has now gotten slightly _ biden was speaking? yes, it has now gotten slightly chaotic, _ biden was speaking? yes, it has now gotten slightly chaotic, some - biden was speaking? yes, it has now gotten slightly chaotic, some of- biden was speaking? yes, it has now gotten slightly chaotic, some of the. gotten slightly chaotic, some of the party does and he had giving interviews and people are comparing notes _ interviews and people are comparing notes on _ interviews and peop

sarah. that there are also a little inflation weary and they're looking for bargains. so they moved away from department stores and spent a little bit more online in the month of march. looking for those coupons, we all do it exactly. i want to ask you about jpmorgan chase because they announced that they will end pender pandemic era sort of hybrid work. so for their senior staff, look, jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dominy wants his people back in the office five days a week, and these are for senior bankers and managing directors, and this is what this is what he told the staff of the company said in a memo. they said our leaders play a critical role in reinforcing our culture and running our businesses. they have to be visible on the floor. they must meet with clients and they should always be accessible for immediate feedback and impromptu meetings. we have seen this sarah over the past few weeks, more and more companies saying, you know those two days a week here in the office, let's make it

sarah.nk you, kate just days after being expelled from the tennessee state house, one of the two democrats expelled has a seat back how it happened, and his message to the republicans who kicked him out. senate democrats are demanding answers about those luxury trips that supreme court justice clarence thomas failed to disclose that tips. the trips excuse me were worth hundreds of thousands of dollars and paid for by a republican mega donor. also the doj is asking an appeals court to keep a key abortion pill on the shelves after a texas judge's ruling will have all that just coming up. sunday night. we're trying something a little different. one whole stotory. or world's best journalists dig deeper into the stories they can't ignore. the whole story with anderson cooper premieres sunday at eight on cnnower e trade'sward winning trading app makes trading easier with its customizable options chain. easy to use tools and paper trading. to help sharpen your skills. you can stay on top of the mar

she is sarah.soon dozens of new york public school teams will be required to change their names and mascots. it's a long awaited vote, state education officials decided that schools must now agree to eliminate indigenous related imagery by the end of the school year or risk losing state aid. cnn's polo sandoval is joining us now in person so good to see you. how did this vote come about? you know, this has actually been decades in the making of you here, too, from some of the native american groups long before we start developments with the nfl with major league baseball, we all remember how that worked out there and how that panned out. but basically what you have now is the state's board of regions that made that unanimous vote earlier this week banning any sort of indigenous names, logos , mascots, and that's supposed to kick in if the beginning of the fall of 2024 when you actually hear from some of these community members you there is some division in some of these communities. but when you he

yes sarah. it's really interesting.you know, we've all heard that you know, kids share each other's adderall or other 80 hd medication in order to stay up for an all nighter to write a paper or study for a test. but these researchers said, let's try to quantify that and see how often that's happening, so they reached out to about 3200 middle and high schools. what they found is that out of those 3200 there were 58 schools, where one in four about one in four students was misusing adderall so might have been a child who was prescribed it, but they were taking too much of it, taking it when they shouldn't be taking it or might have been a child who wasn't prescribed it at all, but got a pill from a brother or sister or friend or somebody so to see this quantified like this is really quite stunning to see how much it's misused, sarah disturbing. they're so young, their brain is still developing . i do want to know it. was there something similar about these 58 schools that indicated anything as to why this is happening. th

sarah: thank you, commissioner. thank you for taking the opportunity to be as transparent as you can about all of these challenges and the efforts underway in the agency to work on them. thank you for coming home to your former institution and sharing your thoughts with us here. really grateful for the chance to hear from you. we appreciate being with you and now i will turn it over to my colleague, senior fellow jack mulligan, who will lead the panel to talk about these issues and others facing the agency. thank you, everyon announcer: today a hearingn california on the need to finish water storage projects in the state to help combat drought and flooding. held by e hou wild, water and wildlife facity. that at 5:00 p.m. eastern on c-span now, our mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. announcer: massachusetts senator ed markey discussed bitcoin mining in the u.s., saying carbon monoxide emissions are equivalent to the yearly emissions from 7.5 million gas powered cars. he chaired the environment subcommittee wh

sarah. her federal judge has granted a delay for the air national guardsman accused of leaking classified documents. the hearing for jack to sarah was set to get underway and just under an hour, but both prosecutors and defense attorneys asked for a delay. cnn's jason carroll is outside the federal courthouse for us in boston. jason can you tell us what this delay is all about, and what it means? well just a recent development sarah literally just a few moments ago , just as we were just about to go on camera, a spokesman for the u. s attorney's office came to camera and she said, jason, here's what's going on. basically the judge in this case says that this hearing will in fact, now take place at 11 o'clock, but what's going to happen is the judge wants to verbally here. the defendant in this case jack to share if he wants to hear from him that it's okay to postpone this detention hearing. what do you hear him say? it wants to explain to him what's going on again. he's 21 years old. the def

sarah. i was reading that article in the washington _ sarah.e in the washington post _ sarah. i was reading that article in the washington post from - sarah. i was reading that article in i the washington post from yesterday. and one of the quote you hard and there was someone describing him as very smart and someone who knows what he is doing.— very smart and someone who knows what he is doing. yeah, many of the --eole we what he is doing. yeah, many of the peeple we spoke _ what he is doing. yeah, many of the people we spoke with, _ what he is doing. yeah, many of the people we spoke with, or— what he is doing. yeah, many of the people we spoke with, or many - what he is doing. yeah, many of the people we spoke with, or many of. what he is doing. yeah, many of the | people we spoke with, or many of the people we spoke with, or many of the people on the server were teenagers. so we want to keep that in mind. he isa so we want to keep that in mind. he is a 21—year—old, the suspect. that may seem young, but in the world of these discord servers

you know, sarah will be going back to jason to. we have no cameras in the courtroom, but i do imagine we'll be getting some accounts fed to him as it happens. in the meantime, jason mentioned this question. how did jack to share a relatively junior in the massachusetts air national guard? get his hands on these documents. with us now is current lieutenant colonel in the air national guard and former congressman adam kinzinger. i'm gonna call you colonel for the purposes of this interview instead of congressman just first, let's do some basics. air national guard air force. what's the difference? nope same thing. you know, i have a commission as an air force officer. i also have a state commission, so a lot of people are kind of in this vietnam mentality that the national guard of the international guard is different . it's not so when you see an air national guard unit, their air force pilots, air force trained. they just also have a state mission if called on by the governor, but it's basically a branch of the air force reserve. o

sarah. after that, one minute firing, the shooter returned to the first floor lobby, and that is where he waited to ambush the officers . we received two still pictures one, which shows the shooter in the hallway of the bank before the shooting, and then another of the shooter in that lobby area where he waited. we also know he texted a friend. he called a friend, and he left a voice message saying in part he wanted to kill everyone at the bank and that he was filling suicidal. it was officer c. j galloway that fired the shot ending the shooter's life. we know members of law enforcement executed a search warrant on the shooter's home. and determine the gun that was used in the shooting here at the bank was purchased six days prior to the shooting. so that was last tuesday on april 4th. the gun was purchased legally from a dealership here in louisville, and it was the same weapon. he used to kill five people who worked here at the bank and later tonight. a vigil will be held to honor those fi

sarah baartman, and many others.t. sarah baartman, and many others. you mentioned sarah baartman, and of course she was the southern african woman who was known in a derogatory way as the hottentot venus and was put on display and travelled around the west in the 19th century. and of course, sarah baartman is the subject of africa rising. it's sarah baartman that is the winged victory, that is the nike on top of the statue. with naomi campbell's profile. just going back to statues, though, because there's also a statue of theodore roosevelt who was us president in the early 20th century, and there's an equestrian statue of him outside the natural history museum in new york, flanked by two shirtless figures — one native american, one african — and the idea was people objected to it because of the racial hierarchy depicted in that statue. it was removed earlier this year, early 2022, after being there for 80 years. do you think that was the right thing to do? and what would you like to see in its place? i would like to

sarah it is still very early right now.he news that you just gave us a nationwide ground stop may be underway for southwest airlines causing major problems. pete 19, thank you so much live there for us. from washington, john? well, much more on that. i think. in the next hour, russian president vladimir putin made an unannounced trip to russian occupied areas of ukraine. why he made that visit now and what we're now learning about the state of russia's military. mlb on tbs. tuesday is back for a new season. we are ready to play baseball. there's nothing weaeak about this team every tuesday night. tbs is on the call is dad, i'm almost out. i got you. any questions, chris? good thanks, mara. healthier is managing all your family's prescriptions in one app. what's the number one retinol brand used most by dermatologists. neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair smooths the look of fine lines in one week, deep wrinkles in four so you can kiss wrinkles. goodbye neutrogena meet the future chef, a designer and engineer, all learning to sav

sarah?look at where we are now and where our world has gone sincefe president biden has come into office. we are america less now. we see what is happening overseas in ukraine. we see the spread of china globally across our entire planet. we are suffering in america. wamericans realize, hey, look, under president trump you are moving forward.e mo under biden we are moving backwards. there should not be any surprise to chuck todd appeared by the wae y those impeachments completely weaponized. these are targeted political moves by the democrats against a u.s. president that did not like and did not want in office. so there should be no surprise, chuck, no surprise at all. >> steve: it is amazing they have not learned their lesson after all these years. it is chris christie who apparently is thinking of running for president in 2024. tell me about ron desantis extradition pledge this morning as well. has >> has no role, has no role inh this and offended. doesn't want to have a role in it. peopl

sarah: people were very upset, angry on trump's behalf.ere saying things like they were more excited to give him money, if there would be a t-shirt with his mug shot on it. they were likely to buy it. most importantly, they said every single one of them wanted to support him for the 2024 nomination. i haven't had a group of two-time trump voters where everybody has wanted to support donald trump in months. there's been this big opening lately, especially since the '22 midterms were a lot of voters are interested in ron desantis. you usually get a big chunk of the group interested in moving on from trump. believing he had too much baggage. this group was 100% all in on trump. john: federal investigations, his handling of classified documents, his role in january 6, the investigation in georgia about overturning the election. how does this all play together? does one affect another? chuck: yes and no. sometimes, when there are parallel investigations, prosecutors in different jurisdictions will coordinate work to the extent they are permitte

sarah. will the family says that he's doing okay? physically but what they're saying now is that there is a long road ahead emotionally and mentally for this 16 year old look, they are describing him as friendly, well mannered someone who loved music. they say he always has an instrument in hand and he was dreaming about graduating and going to west africa. all of this is going to be a lot harder now because he's simply went to the wrong address you mentioned this . he went to 115th street instead of 115th terrorists. he was just a block away from where his brothers were the moment he got shot this neighbor called police. the homeowner is arrested and this 24 hour hold period, according to state law says you can hold this person for 24 hours. but after those 24 hours, you either have to charge him or release him and authorities here are saying look , we need to investigate this further. they want more evidence , and that's why this homeowner was released and there's so much outrage and peopl

so that means sarah.the american cancer society's recommendations already align with this new study, and while there are risks and benefits to anything, including mammograms, one potential harm with screening earlier is that you could get a false positive results, so that's something for patients to keep in mind and talk to their doctors about and for us women. we also should talk to our doctors about our breast tissue density. if you have dense tissue that can lead to a raise your risk, i should say of a false positive. that's another part of the conversation that we should be having with our doctors, sarah. all right, jacqueline howard. good advice there. thank you so much. and thank you all so much for joining us. this is cnn news. central inside politics is up next. my relationship with my crededit cards wasn't good. i gt into d debt in college and n no matter how much i paid followed me everywhere. high interest felt tracks. so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low rate.

if not before with sarah fisher. sarah, thank you so much. now to the pentagon leak investigation. the 21 year old air national guardsman jack to sarah is scheduled to return to court on wednesday. his arrest last week is raising questions about how the military handles top secret clearances. so here's house intel chairman mike turner watch. the access that he was having to this information should have been cut off. he should have never been having access to this level of classified information that could hurt the united states. so former homeland security official juliette kayyem, who oversaw the base where jack to share a worked writes this i am at a loss to explain why 21 year old member of the state intelligence wing who does not appear to have been working in any federal capacity would need access to that kind of materials whose release has so unnerved the pentagon. juliet is with us now, and we should note for people to sort of hard for me to believe. from 2006 to 2009. you ran this space where he worked. you oversaw the massachusetts air national guard. so you have a real un

yes, sarah.i'm so curious about when this modification was discovered and what investigation was done to get to this conclusion? because the prior district attorney now we have a special prosecutor hurts a sign. so look fresh eyes on the case, really in the speed lane to get to the preliminary hearing, which was scheduled for may 5th so in the course of that preparation, the special prosecutors have said they discovered this modification of the gun, which would make it almost impossible to move forward with these charges against baldwin. but when was that discovered because the d a. who is handling it before was adamant there was no way the gun could have gone off without the trigger being pulled so very starkly different narrative here and has a true impact on the case, as we can see from this surprising withdrawal of charges by prosecutor what was what is interesting, and i know that you have seen this as a person in this realm that oftentimes charge starts here and then it does fall, but to ha

sarah.t's clear the judges. carol was just saying they're fully does understand the gravity of this moment. absolutely and how could he not? this is a historic moment. and at this moment, donald trump is in trump tower, but not for long. we have new details about the course of events on this historic day, he will depart trump tower in just a couple of hours. the drive to the courthouse. is four miles, which in normal new york city traffic could take anywhere from 20 to forever. but with his secret service detail, he should not have to deal with any of that all trials and most court activity will be halted even before donald trump gets there. this is because of security concerns now. when donald trump arrives to the da's office, he will technically be under arrest . he will be booked, he will be fingerprinted. but at this moment, it's not clear if a mug shot will be taken because authorities are concerned it will be improperly leaked. the arraignment is scheduled for about three hours from no

sarah: we have had phenomenal interest.ve 38 international partners who have signed up to work with us. we have commitments from international companies such as hitachi, and one of our key tenants is the sterling science and -- agency. committees looking to invest in a stable but innovative and exciting new city on the doorstep of global sydney. haidi: you mentioned how hot to environment is. was that one of the main obstacles in order to overcome the environment of challenges and how do you make that sustainable in a place where people want to work and live? sarah: that's a great question because what we are doing is listening to the indigenous first nations people that we have here in australia and understanding how the climate works and how we can work with it. in western sydney, we don't have four seasons, we have six seasons. they are very distinct and important ways for us to understand how we can design our buildings, our environment, to reflect those natural elements about the wind directions, native education, to k

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exactly sarah. the timing here is clear, and it comes after beijing has already threatened to fight back against the visit, and they clearly want to show their fury. but aside from this angry talk that actual response has been muted. in addition to that three day patrol operation through the taiwan strait, there have also been these routine military drills. now we could still see beijing react more aggressively tomorrow, but things may not escalate quite as far as they did last summer when then u. s house speaker nancy pelosi went to taiwan. because this time around the meeting is taking place on u. s soil last summer, beijing reacted to pelosi's visit with unprecedented military drills that simulated a blockade around the island. this trip is also different sarah because washington has tried to downplay it as just a stopover on the taiwanese president way back to taiwan, but this is still a high stakes visit. us china relations are at a low point, and this is just another friction point in those te

sarah jessica this tragic shooting unfolded. sarah jessica parker— this tragic shooting unfolded.folded. sarah jessica parkerjoining as _ this tragic shooting unfolded. sarah jessica parkerjoining as a _ this tragic shooting unfolded. sarah jessica parkerjoining as a little earlierfrom the sea. jessica parkerjoining as a little earlier from the sea. earlier my colleague and janet gadd gill spoke to the editor of... vanesa brasier, who is the editor of bluebonnet news which covers the liberty county and the surrounding area in texas. thank you forjoining us. what more do we know about the victims? well, there's not a whole not yet. as of 630 this morning they still had not even removed their bodies from the house. the only body that had been taken away was the eight—year—old and that's because they had transported him to the hospital where they later died. i don't have any names of the victims yet. i did speak to the chief, the chief of the sheriff's office for the county and he said that they are out right now on the ground looking for the suspect. there out in a wooded area somew

sarah. that's right. so just about it noon, eastern new york city mayor and the nypd commissioner are expected to make an announcement to address the public about the security measures that are in place for trump's arraignment tomorrow. sources tell brin ging grass that there are no credible threats against the courthouse or in the area and there's no threat of disruptors, but they will give the public a briefing of what to expect now behind the scenes. there's a lot that's also happening. there's restrictions on the 15th floor in the courthouse. behind me over my shoulder. that is where the former president will be arranged. come in self surrender midday and they were speeding up this process. he may or may not have a mug shot taken. there are questions about that is likely to be fingerprinted. and then he will walk down a public hallway where other defendants everyone from drug dealers to his former chief financial officer and go into the courtroom and faced the judge. that's when the judg

sarah. keep the peace and behave on this historic day. new york city mayor eric adams, issuing a direct warning to protesters. right now. security in the city , as you just heard from shimon is on high alert after trump called on his supporters to protest his arrest. cnn's jeff zeleny is live outside trump tower as security swells around lower manhattan. jeff mere, adams was very pointed and specifically called out, congresswoman. um uh, marjorie taylor green, who is also a conspiracy theorist. um she basically has said she was going to take to the script to the street and the mayor said look if you're coming here. you better behave but that the security apparatus is ready for whatever happens. what are you seeing out there? well, sarah, we can say here at trump tower, it is business as usual in manhattan. people are going to work. tourists are walking by trump tower that you can see behind me here, but really the only spectacle that's been created so far is indeed a media spectacle, dozens

so sarah, alaska, sarah palin. so sarah, wow, what sad day for your country . i. earlier in the show described this as a political prosecution. do you agree absolute . i do and it it's absolute. i do and it it's impacting on the world what's going today in america because justice is at stake and it's the most aggressive of election in ference than we could imagine at this point. donald trump declared his run for the presidency again . of course all presidency again. of course all bets are in terms of what they, the opposition, the social, the left, the democrats are going to stop and to interfere with his election bid. that's we're seeing today and the socialists the democrats they need big destroy actions to go on right now so that we don't be thinking about the biden crime family , about the biden crime family, all the things that are going on on that end of the political spectrum trump. so they're not going to stop until they destroy him. sarah palin . yeah bingo. him. sarah palin. yeah bingo. exactly and donald trump is the right man to fight this in just us.

we hope so- sarah. _ things will move along. we hope so. sarah, just _ things will move along.ys to have the what —— politics surrounding this case? absolutely. i know alvin bragg, i absolutely. i know alvin bragg, i have _ absolutely. i know alvin bragg, i have worked with him, he is a good _ i have worked with him, he is a good person. i'd like to think the best— good person. i'd like to think the best about this prosecution that he — the best about this prosecution that he thought it was appropriate to bring it and i don't. — appropriate to bring it and i don't, there is no indication to me — don't, there is no indication to me that this is politically motivated, but i certainly understand the position. all ri . ht, understand the position. fill right, thanks to all of you, yourjoining us and during your thoughts with us. great to see you all, doug, pete, and sarah, great to have your new programme. we will talk to you soon again. we will bring you full live coverage from new york on bbc news. in the meantime, if you want to catch up meantime, if you want to catch up onjust

sarah thank you. kate, a historic meeting in ukraine today, nato secretary general john stoltenberg shaking hands with ukrainian president vladimir zelensky in their first meeting since russia's war on ukraine began. obviously panicking. the visit by the secretary general is the first since the start of the full scale war. we treat this as a sign that the alliance is ready to start a new chapter in relations with ukraine and new decisions. it's a big deal. cnn's nick paton walsh is on the ground in central ukraine with one of the more details on the significance of this meeting. potent symbolism, solidarity and certainly key timing for jens stoltenberg to be in kiev, his first visit since the beginning of the war next to ukrainian president vladimir zelensky, saying in a tweet that ukraine's rightful place is in nato. obviously it was clear this is going to take time. but this is the complete opposite. of what moscow said that their invasion was about illegal as it was trying to stop ukraine from join

well as sarah. there has been no retaliatory rockets launched from lebanon into israel after those israeli airstrikes that happened in the very early hours of this morning, the israeli military saying that they were targeting what they took pains to say we're palestinian militant targets in the lebanese security source telling cnn that these targets were mostly open areas where militias were hope. we're holding weapons, and so i think it's a clear message being sent that they were targeting mostly open areas so that there were militant targets. and that they are not specifically targeting has blocked because of course, any sort of confrontation with hezbollah could become a much bigger war. more similar to what we saw in 2006, and we're hearing from both lebanese government officials as well. israeli military officials that they want to de escalate the situation. they don't want to see anything further, so it is notable situation here up north by the lebanese border is still very tense. the airspace

so sarah, alaska, sarah palin. so sarah, wow, what sad day for your country . i.ntry. i. earlier in the show described this as a political prosecution. do you agree absolute . i do and it it's absolute. i do and it it's impacting on the world what's going today in america because justice is at stake and it's the most aggressive of election in ference than we could imagine at this point. donald trump declared his run for the presidency again . of course all presidency again. of course all bets are in terms of what they, the opposition, the social, the left, the democrats are going to stop and to interfere with his election bid. that's we're seeing today and the socialists the democrats they need big destroy actions to go on right now so that we don't be thinking about the biden crime family , about the biden crime family, all the things that are going on on that end of the political spectrum trump. so they're not going to stop until they destroy him. sarah palin . yeah bingo. him. sarah palin. yeah bingo. exactly and donald trump is the right man to fight this in j

we still have multiple other issues, sarah. we have the ukraine issue we have to deal with, the taiwan issue with china we've got to look at. a whole host of factors out there that people aren't talking about right now that could raise their head any moment. and volatility could get, you know, raise itself up very quickly. >> finally, terry, to crypto evidence from some sharply-worded statements lately, about the resolve of regulators to kill the industry in the words of some critics how is that playing out in terms of volume there? >> well, you know, carl, that's really interesting question, because i was actually looking at our crypto volume just this morning, just in case it came up on the call. and what i found interesting is our large crypto futures contract is actually up, where our smaller microcrypto contract is down in volume. so the smaller one is more of a retail trade contract. so i don't know if that's a proxy for other markets that are more retail-driven today, whether it's a cash equity options that are more reta

. >> sarah: let's go inside the hill. ♪ ♪ i'm sarah sabo, and i resent the moon for providing free illuminationhuman rights organizations over the materials in my veneers. >> sarah: joining us is wall street journal columnist whose will has a section titled "settling of scores", eleanor palmer. >> eleanor: hello. >> rich: and princeton history professor oblivious to the fact that his phone cannot complete incoming or outgoing calls, dr. ike bloom. >> dr. bloom: greetings. >> sarah: let's jump in. special counsel jack smith's investigation into trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election is ramping up as smith meets with trump's attorneys, heroically risking blindness by breathing the same syphilitic air. >> rich: here to discuss is legendary pulitzer prize-winning journalist carl bernstein, and author of the new book "chasing history: a kid in the newsroom", carl bernstein. thank you for joining us, carl. >> carl: good to be with you. >> rich: carl, since your investigation into watergate, you've been known as the preeminent journalist on washington corruption, the second being worthless hack

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here's sarah keith—lucas. blue skies at last, sarah. blue skies at last, sarah.ky and the sunshine has arrived. this was east lothian earlier on. more of the same to come tomorrow. much of the uk stays dry tomorrow, again with long spells of spring sunshine. but there will be some more cloud and rain moving in towards the north—west and that is down to the fact we have a weather front pushing its way in from the atlantic and that will bring increasing cloud and outbreaks of rain through tonight and into tomorrow. high pressure sits to the east and that will be a dominant feature of our weather, at least for the next 2a hours or so. the rest of the next 2a hours or so. the rest of the evening, once the sun sets, the temperatures will drop off quite quickly, so we are likely to see temperatures perhaps as low as “4 or -5. temperatures perhaps as low as “4 or —5. across the north west things stay a bit milder where you have more clout and outbreaks of rain. in the morning that cloud will filter into parts of northern ireland and the western isles, with light, patchy

alright, thanks so much, sarah. president zelensky and you are from ukraine is now in poland this morning for an official meeting with the president there as vladimir putin's nuclear saber rattling ratchets up. violent scenes in israel. israeli police storm one of islam's holiest sites, a new round of rockets fired from gaza. hey bud. how what's all this was too expensive? so i broughght it here. you know, wih priceline, you could actually take that trip for less than all this. i made a horrible mistake . you're happy, prized. pricelineubway keeps up and a game with the subway ries on all st menu. a delicious subs . thers the philly. the monster the boss. i hadn't seen it in person. i wouldn't have believed it. even this believing step. the subway series. try subways tasted menu upgrade yet stayed here. it needed to be. here is a one c is down down with rebels is my a one c is down with rebels is see down with clinical study once daily rebels is significantly lowered a one c better than a leading branded pill. in th

yeah it's sarah for the last 2.5 months.here's been absolutely no progress in washington to try to avert the first ever debt default in u. s history in february, 1st. that's when joe biden met with kevin mccarthy in the white house. there have been no talks ever since, even though the two sides in both and say that the debt ceiling must be raised in order to avoid a default as soon as june or potentially his latest september . the exact date is uncertain. the white house has said all along that they don't plan to negotiate with the house republicans they want. the republicans are simply raise the debt. limit without any conditions whatsoever. that's the position rejected by kevin mccarthy, something he will reiterate later this morning and also behind the scenes, republicans in the house have been trying to draft their own plan put together roughly three trillion, potentially up to four trillion where there's budget cuts as well as revenue raisers to pair that, with a debt limit increase told behind the scenes . this proposa

yes sarah. it's very unusual. good morning. to you.the reality is that if the system is going to work, there has to be a process which everyone could respect by into and that works and part of that process is allowing a jury to make a determination allowing that process to play out with respect to a conviction or acquittal here conviction and then at least a sentencing. and then, of course, as a defense attorney, i'll tell you their variety of options right one option. vesely is the appeal to determine whether there were any legal or factual errors that were made, which would warrant a determination was the evidence factually sufficient legally sufficient. it goes through that process, and, you know, then what? maybe maybe right, we have these different layers, but for a governor to intervene, and that's predicated upon right wing or left wing media. it's just ridiculous and it really it just throws a lot of things at a system which people have a distrust for already. you add this to the equation, it becomes highly problematic and high

good morning, sarah. yeah, the 1st plane involving the german rescue mission landed in germany this morning. a 2nd and 3rd aircraft are due to land later today. and it's a pretty, a high risk, high stakes rescue, involving we know no more than 300 the helmets. 8 walkers and the families been rescued. there are some non german europeans in there, and it involved a 1000 german army soldiers, including paratroopers and normally sera parliament. the german parliament used to authorize such a mission involving german military forces. but in this case, it just wasn't possible given the need for speed. and all comes after it comes as huge relief for official families because it comes after not one but 2 stoled attempts at this rescue. earlier in the week there was an issue with the risks when a mission had to be abandoned. then on saturday night, this, with these plane set off for cartoon, the actually the turnaround because didn't have the, the right landing permit an official from the german ministry of the fa