from jack smith. the high court says it will fast track consideration of trump s claim that he s immune from prosecution in his election case. plus rudy giuliani in court today. the jury is set to decide how much he ll pay for defamatory lies that threaten the lies of two election workers, lies he is still pushing outside the courtroom. also the pregnant woman at the center of a flash point in america right now, has just left her home state to get an abortion, as the texas supreme court has just ruled against her. we ll have the latest. i m kaitlan collins, and this is the source. tonight, we have exclusive reporting in the trump classified documents case. a phone call that apparently is of interest to special counsel jack smith from the former president to a former longtime employee in mar-a-lago, who was there for key conversations surrounding that case. more on that important reporting in a moment. but also we have major news about the nation s highest court on j
11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m., pacific. we will talk to congresswoman, chair of the congressional hispanic congress, and why she says striking a deal on immigration with republicans could set a dangerous press department. the supreme court blocked a texas woman from getting an abortion. jack smith asking the supreme court to make a critical condition. overseas, humanitarian groups are saying the war is sending gaza into a apocalyptic free fall. and then making a plea to lawmakers to approve more aid to the fighting against russia. the meetings come after he spoke to all 100 senators this morning, urging them to reach a deal on more military aid. senate majority leader, chuck schumer, called it a very powerful meeting. president zelenskyy made it so clear how he needs help, and if he gets the help he can win the war, and he outlined, a, the kind of help he needs, and how it will help him win. even many of our republican colleagues talked about we are winning this war.
today on inside politics, the final four. the stage is set. four republican presidential candidates have made the cut for the fourth gop debate. get ready for some fireworks between ron desantis and nikki haley, but will either take on donald trump? plus a desperate plea for ukraine. senators will hear directly from president zelenskyy about the stakes on the battlefield if they do not approve more fund ing. with just days left to act and the world watching, will u.s. lawmakers give up on cukraine? and hate on campus. the leaders of three of the country s most elite universities are on capitol hill right now answering questions about the terrifying rise of anti-semitism. did they allow hate to flourish. and what can be done to stop it now? i m dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. we start with the 2024 race. ron desantis, nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy will be on the stage in alabama with less than six weeks until the first votes are cast, the fro
luis rubiales is banned from all football related activities for three years after kissing a player on the lips out at the women s world cup final. good afternoon. this is the bbc news from jerusalem. israel says it s expanding its ground offensive in the gaza strip. it says it hit a further 600 hamas targets in gaza in the past 2a hours, killing dozens of fighters barricaded in buildings and tunnels. witnesses say an israeli tank and armoured vehicle briefly cut a key road from the north to the south of the gaza strip, entering close to gaza city. israel has been bombing gaza since the attacks on october 7th by hamas designated as a terror group by the uk that killed 1,400 people and saw over 200 people taken as hostages. meanwhile, the un agency for palestinian refugees says hundreds of patients are stuck in hospitals in the north of gaza. it comes after doctors say israel told staff to evacuate the hospital on sunday, but, with many patients in intensive care includi
Screen as we we will keep them coming on the screen as we progress. In whats starting to feel like a routine as we have done for the last week at this time lets go live to the State Department in washington. We are going to talk about something that a group of colleagues have put together, it is a draft dissent memo. We will come back to that phrase. It is an opposition to president Donald Trumps Executive Order on refugees. This is a draft online. It points out among other things that despite the Executive Orders focus on them, a vanishingly small number of Terror Attacks on us soil have been committed by foreign nationals who recently entered the United States on an immigrant or Non Immigrant visa. Barbara plett, State Department. Explained the format this memo is taking. This is something called a Descent Cable and it is part of a well established channel for disagreement within the State Department called the dissent channel. If an employee or a Foreign Office Service Officer disag