florida. donald j. trump ain t going anywhere. i have spoken at cpac, but that was a time when we talked about issues and what we intended to do. this looks like a whole different day. this is new day weekend with victor blackwell and christi paul. it s a busy night below that dome. you re looking live at capitol hill. new this morning, president biden s $1.9 trillion rescue bill is moving through the senate. the house passed it overnight. no republicans voted for it. the path includes 1400 direct checks to people making less than $75,000 annually. that s direct aid, increase in the tax child credit, funding for schools and more money for vaccine distribution. and unemployment benefits, help for small businesses, some of those programs will lapse soon. there s still significant disagreement between the parties on how much to spend and where that money should go. time for bold and decisive action is now. this american rescue plan act will crush the virus, ret
in the psychological thriller wander darkly, sienna miller plays adrienne, a woman caught between this world and the next. you know we both deserve to be happy. are you happy? yeah, sure. oh, that s convincing. having argued with her partner matteo, played by diego luna, on the drive home from a party, new mother adrienne finds herself in a horrific car crash after which she thinks she s died, witnessing her own funeral and watching herfamily fall apart with grief. hey! adrienne! come down! what are you doing? yet matteo, who was in the car with her and can clearly see and talk to her, tells her that she s simply recovering from trauma, picking up the pieces of a shattered life. oh, my god. you re dead, too. what? no. no, no, i m not. and you re not. is adrienne hallucinating? is she in a coma? or is she somehow haunting her own life? written and directed by tara miele and shot way back in 2018, wander darkly is a film whose modest budget belies its very high ambitions a me
ahead on cnn newsroom they targeted a certain group of people and that s black people. that s what he said he wanted to kill. a florida community is reeling from a racist mass shooting. it s one of several instances of gun violence across the u.s. this weekend. and soccer s body bans the head of the spanish federation after his unwanted kiss of a female player. we re live with the details. and 60 years since the march on washington. we ll look towards the anniversary of dr. martin luther king jr. s famous i have dream sp speech. we ll get to those stories in a moment, but first, we have some breaking news from australia, where the crash of an osprey helicopter has killed three u.s. marines. cnn s angus watson is monitoring this breaking story for us from sydney. angus, what more can you tell us? reporter: kim, this incident happened nine or ten hours ago off australia s north coast, but we re only just starting to learn some details. the scale of the trage
the humanitarian situation in gaza. it s particularly acute in northern gaza, which has received little aid in recent weeks and food and animal feed has run out. aid agencies say hunger and disease are spreading, with children particularly at risk. the war also continues to have an impact on other countries around the world. in a moment, we ll take a look at the fallout of the gaza ceasefire vote in the house of commons. first though, a uk funded consignment of medicines, fuel and food has been air dropped by thejordanian air force to the area, close to the tal al hawa hospital. our correspondent quentin sommerville who s in amman was on board the flight which dropped aid into gaza. it s not a long flight over gaza. we were in a c130 hercules cargo plane flying with they have been on the situation for some time. you know, the circumstances are pitiful where people are going without food, without water, without proper medical care. and they ve been in that situation for some
welcome to all of you watching in the united states and around the world. ahead on cnn newsroom. we re get ago good look at what could be ahead in the race for the white house. as donald trump and joe biden exchange insults from the campaign trail. also plans on border security. we ll bring you what each is saying about this growing crisis. plus, the head of the u.n. pleading for countries to continue funding its humanitarian aid work in gaza. as countries with whole support amid allegations some u.n. aid agency staffers had a role in the october 7th hamas attack. donald trump and joe biden are treating this weekend as the opening salvo for the 2024 general election. both men are visiting states they will be sure to win in february s nomination contests. former president trump is in nevada while current president biden is in south carolina. and the insults are flying from opposite sides of the country. you re the reason i am president. you re the reason kamala harris is h