American hostages being held in gaza. That the president or any other leaders would refer to people that are moving through our Justice System as hostages. Its just unacceptable. I was there on january 6th. I have no doubt in my mind, margaret, that some people were caught up in the moment and entered the capitol, and theyre entitled to Due Process Of Law for any nonviolent activities that day. But the assaults on Police Officers, ultimately an environment that claimed lives, is something that i think was tragic that day. Ill never diminish it. Mike pence once again taking a stand against his former boss. He also refused to endorse trump for president. Those comments from donald trump came during a stump speech for a Senate Candidate in ohio. Trump was more focused on his personal grievances, giving more incendiary remarks. Meanwhile, the former president has so far refused to condemn Vladimir Putin for the death of Alexei Navalny. But for the first time publicly, putin addressed the d
Back in court and on the attack, donald trump facing the new york judge who already ruled that he has been committing fraud for decades. The legal trouble the former president now faces and the tirade that he unleashed on prosecutors. Plus disaster averted, at least for about a month. Lawmakers are already battling ahead of another potential shutdown. And House Speaker Kevin Mccarthys fight with matt gaetz just got uglier. Also who is Laphonza Butler . Governor newsom just named her to fill Dianne Feinsteins senate seat and other democrats are already running to take it from her. That is all coming in right here to cnn news central. Donald trump back on trial. And this time his Business Empire is on the line. Opening statements wrapped up in his Civil Fraud Trial in new york and here you see footage taken earlier inside the courtroom. Trump seated with his defense attorneys, new York Attorney general Latitia James appearing at the camera at some point. The judge allowing cameras to rol
You are live in the cnn newsroom. Im jim acosta. At any minute the United States senate could vote on a stopgap measure to prevent the shutdown that was going to take place just after midnight. This afternoon the house passed an 11th hour shortterm Spending Bill. Now it has to be signed by the senate and then signed by the president. All within the next six hours. Manu raju is on capitol hill for us. I guess its on the senate side right now, and thats where you are, if memory serves me correct. Youre tracking the latest. What do we know at this point . Reporter yeah, ive been talking to them this afternoon and its very clear. The senate will accept and will vote to give final approval in this house bill that would keep the government open past midnight for another 45 days. It would include money to help deal with natural disasters but does not include what many senators on both sides of the aisle wanted. 6. 2 billion in aid to ukraine. The senate was voting on its own plan as the house
[national anthem] [national anthem] will we begin with a fox news alert. The house voting the pass the 95 billion. Foreign aid package yesterday. House Speaker Mike Johnson dodging his ouster vote for now despite the bill already receiving backlash from both sides of the aisle. Pete Madeleine Rivera is live in washington with the details. Reporter House Speaker johnson is calling the world a tinder box that needs american leadership. The 95 billion aid package if includes money for israel, ukraine and the indopacific. It passed with rare bipartisan support. But funding for ukraine, about 60 billion, was the most contentious in the bill. A red line for hardline conservatives and the reason for a monthslong stalemate. The vote on ukraine was 311112 with all a democrats in support and more than half of ore palin opposed. Republicans opposed. House democrats began waving the ukrainian flag on the floor causing the chair to call for decorum. Kentucky senator rand paul slammed the move calli
ahead this hour, a shocking new poll, and this headline, trump and his allies plot revenge, and how they might use the military. a very good day to all of you from msnbc world headquarters here in new york. welcome, everyone, tell us what reports. it is one pm here on the east coast, a pm in the middle east. we begin with breaking news as the israel-hamas war enters the second month of fighting. here is what s new this hour. secretary blinken met with palestinian leader, mahmoud abbas, he claims hamas claimshat dozens were killed and a strike in a prime minister netanyahu again says that there will be no cease-fire until hostages are freed. the world food programme is requesting more humanitarian access to relieve the nightmare of life in gaza. [sound of artillery] there s new video released by the hamas military weighing shows what it says are rockets being fired into israel. also new this, our police in turkey are using water cannons on protesters who came to close to