although she insisted she did not deal in deception. but she was accused by lawyers for some of those affected of living in la la land and being in a cloud of denial about her role. emma simpson reports from the inquiry. celebration three years ago as the first wrongful convictions are overturned in court. now, hundreds more former sub postmasters are having their names cleared. lee williamson was given a suspended sentence for fraud in 2014 which is now being quashed. sentence for fraud in 2014 which is now being quashed. there s always been delay or now being quashed. there s always been delay or frustration now being quashed. there s always been delay or frustration to - now being quashed. there s always been delay or frustration to delay l been delay or frustration to delay the process. so to hear it is relief. maybe other emotions will come to light when it settles in. so, who is to blame. did come to light when it settles in. so, who is to blame. come to light w
in the halls of power, but not tonight. on capitol hill, lawmakers are in crunch talks to avoid a government shutdown, that is live pictures coming to you there from capitol hill. the republicans, who hold a slim majority in the house of representatives, are at a deadlock, with members on the right of the party demanding wide ranging spending cuts. time appears to have run out to pass all the bills necessary in time for the start of the new fiscal year, on october 1. the question now is whether lawmakers can pass a stopgap measure to buy more time. if they don t succeed, all non essential functions of the federal govenrment will shut down, with nonessential workers places on furlough. the last shutdown, between december 2018 and january 2019, lastest 35 days, the longest ever in us history. republican house speaker kevin mccarthy, has not ruled out avoiding the shutdown by making a deal with democratic lawmakers. but conservative republicans have threatened to oust him as spe
in question. chaos in the gop caucus has the u.s. careening towards a shutdown what can speaker mccarthy do at this point also breaking, in just the last hour, the end of an era at fox news as rupert murdoch steps down as chairman good morning, and thanks for being here it s 10:00 eastern, i m ana cabrera reporting from new york, and it s already a busy morning. we begin with some breaking news on capitol hill. ukraine s president is there meeting with senators any moment now after wrapping talks with members of the house, and volodymyr zelenskyy is make ago direct plea for aid as republicans question just how much more money to send to war-torn ukraine his visit comes just hours after russia unleashed a new barrage of attacks on ukraine overnight, and its biggest assault in more than a month let s bring in nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali, former u.s. ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul, and former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, william taylor, it s a ple
interest rates. they will also release a fresh set of economic projections. and an exclusive interview, the five americans freed this week and the $6 billion in unfrozen assets part of the deal. and striking writers and the heads of hollywood studios back to the negotiating table today hoping to iron out a new contract after four months without a deal. this hour of cnn this morning starts now. the u.s. government will run out of money september 30th. what day is today? the 20th. that s not a lot of time. ten days. only ten days from now. that is unless congress can get its act together and pass a bill at least on the stopgap side of things. infighting among house republicans has stalled the process. this is not conservative republicanism. this is stupidity. the idea that we are going to shut the government down when we don t control the senate, don t control the white house, it s a clown show. i offered to help, but it s a decision of the leader. if leaders