coming out of the car there, the suv going up the steps. laura: did you know that this was extremely historic. tomorrow, a remarkable moment in u.s. history will unfold: the first ever arrangement of a former president. never seen a former president sit in federal court at a defendant s table. soon he ll take off for florida and history. laura: a day not complete without passing judgment on their favorite target. our system is not based on organized crime rules and not you take out one of my guys and i ll take out one of yours. what we know about donald trump is his approach to business. his approach to politics and a personal relations and it is a constant pursuit of advantage, my guess and it s speculation is that he saw in this material information that might be useful to him at some point in the future laura: where s the disclaimer? you re listening to a liar when he comes on. a few hours ago senator chuck grassley said he completely up ended him in washin
stepped back from his royal duties in 2020, he and his wife meghan the duchess of sussex certainly have constellation a spotlight. just last month they appeared in a six part netflix documentary about their relationship and decision to leave the boil behind. but now 38-year-old prince harry is telling his own story in his new memoir spare. a nod to his backup role in the line of succession. book is a starting break with royal protocol. it s deeply personal, it s an account of prince harry s decades long struggle with grief after the death of death of his mother, princess diana. revealing look at the fracture relationship with his father, king charles, and his stepmother, the queen consort, camilla, and his brother prince william. the heir to his spare. you write about a contention that you had with him in 2021. he said, i looked at willie, really looked at him for the first time since we were boys. i took it all. in his familiar scowl, which it always been as default in dea
benefits, increased child tax credits, additional money for vaccines, reopening schools, farms, health care. and the list goes on. now, this measure is already reaping benefits. american airlines is crediting the bill with saving 27,000 jobs. mississippi senator roger wickerbrags, independent restaurant operates have won $28.6 billion of targeted relief. this fund willing ensure that small businesses can survive the pandemic. now, you would be correct in noting senator wicker is a republican. you would also be correct in noting that he was a republican that voted against the bill. you all did. you would be correct in noting that senator wicker is taking a sort of credit for help that he voted against providing. and you would be correct in including, that s pretty messed up. so the president s first prime-time address comes as the pandemic crosses the one-year mark. more than 10% of americans are now fully vaccinated and nearly 20% of americans have received their first shot
this is new day and it will be an historic day in the u.s. congress. you re looking at live pictures of the u.s. capitol where later this morning, we do expect final passage of the $1.9 trillion relief package. this is a monumental piece of legislation that will have a huge impact. a new round of direct payments, the largest ever to americans, but it does much much more than that. child tax credits, more money for schools and health care on and on. the president will sign it ahead of his first prime-time address to the nation tomorrow night. and then he ll hit the road to sell the plan, which may not be that hard. we have a brand-new cnn poll which shows strong bipartisan support for the bill and especially what s inside it. the president s prime-time address will mark one year since the official start of the pandemic. today, nearly one in ten americans have been fully vaccinated, but there s still a along way to go for herd immunity. and public health officials say peopl
5 a.m. in new york. we heard one of the most detailed and stunning despigot shuns of the royal institution in generations. harry and meghan recounting in stunning detail what led to their departure. racist and sexist coverage in the tabloids pushed her to a place she never imagined. i just didn t want to be alive anymore and that was a very clear and real and frighten ing constant thought. i went to the institution and i said that i needed to go somewhere to get help, said that i ve never felt this way before and i need to go somewhere and i was told that i couldn t, that it wouldn t be good for the institution. there are so many people who are afraid to voice that they need help and i know personally how hard it is to not just voice it but when you voice it to be told no. just incredible. cnn s than stewart is live in london. anna, we will get to all of the reaction in a second, but there was just so much in this interview. it takes a lot to keep me up until 10 p.m. you