has told the bbc that the attacks are one of the biggest challenges the body has ever faced. my colleague aaron heslehurst spoke to the head of the organisation and asked what can be done to stop the attacks. it is one of the biggest challenges. it is one of the biggest challenges. it is one of the biggest challenues. . , , ., challenges. the reality is that as ou challenges. the reality is that as you mention, challenges. the reality is that as you mention, shipping - challenges. the reality is that as you mention, shipping is i challenges. the reality is that as you mention, shipping is a| as you mention, shipping is a global sector. we transport over 80% of global trade. so any actions that are happening out there that actually interrupt the trade will have a negative effect on you, me and on everybody on this planet. we need to work very closely with all the stakeholders with all the member states. we know the agencies, the united nations in particular in order to find
latest attack in the red sea, one of the world s most important trade routes. the head of the un s international maritime organisation has told the bbc these attacks are one of the biggest challenges the body has ever faced. my colleague spoke to the head of the body and asked what can be done to stop the attacks. it’s done to stop the attacks. it s one of the done to stop the attacks. it s one of the biggest challenges the imo has faced, in particularly in recent years. and the reality is that as you mentioned, shipping is a global sector. we. ..we transport over 80% of global trade, so any actions that are happening out there, that interrupt the trade, the global trade, will have a negative effect on you, on me, and everyone on the planet. we need to work very closely with all the stakeholders, with all the member state, the other agencies, the united nations in particular, in order to find practical solutions in a problem we don t want to escalate. problem we don t wan
kevin o connell put on a one page memo today to white house press secretary saying the president is doing okay. did catch people off guard but not only members of the media but also clearly the president himself. the white house today it was planning on the president going to wilmington, delaware tomorrow for a few days and just announce the trip a couple of hours ago a tuesday trip to hemlock, michigan to talk about the economy put both of those have been canceled. a wintry part of the letter from doctor kevin o connell. he said after testing negative on tuesday evening, wednesday morning, thursday morning and friday my the president tested positive late saturday morning by a antigen testing for that is just a few hours ago for this effect represents rebound positivity. the present has experts no reemergence of symptoms, continues to feel quite well for this been the case is no reason to reinstate treatment at this time. we will obviously continue close observation. the pres
the fbi s search of mar-a-lago. the department has until noon today to release it. the affidavit lays out why investigators believe there was probable cause that crimes had been committed. in his order judge bruce reinhart said the justice department made a good argument for why portions of this document behind this search should remain shielded saying, quote, disclosure would reveal the identities of witnesses, law enforcement officers. the investigation s strategy, scope, methods and grand jury information. the judge agreeing with the justice department s decision to cut as we learn new details about trump s strategy or lack thereof and the legal advice he is getting from a conservative activist. privately the president and some of his allies have become concerned about the legal fallout. joining us now former federal prosecutor ellie honing. bring us up to speed on what documents we have seen and haven t seen and the one today. john, by the time this is all over ever
the mar-a-lago affidavit by noon eastern today. that document could tell us why investigators believe there was probable cause that crimes had been committed in connection with the classified material being kept at trump s home. that document could also be heavily redacted. we will have to wait and see and we are standing by for that. yet even a redacted version could offer new revelations about the investigation and unprecedented search of the former president s home. let s get straight to cnn s jessica schneider she s live in washington standing by with us. jessica, what are you learning about what we may see any moment now? well, the big question here, kate, is how much of this document will the public actually see. you know, this is a document the prosecutors have previously talked about in court as being very lengthy, as talking about the sources and methods of this criminal investigation, ongoing criminal investigation, i might add, as well as discussing the details