work together, but over the past two years we proved the cynics and nay sayers wrong. president biden and i don t have a lot in common. time and again democrats and republicans came again. he s the first man to surrender his presidency to a woke mob that can t even tell you what a woman is. we have to be the nation we always been at our best, optimistic, hopeful, forward-looking. we are under attack in a left-wing culture war we didn t start and never wanted to fight. we have to see each other not as enemies but as fellow americans. after years of democrat attacks on law enforcement and calls to defund the police, violent criminals roam free while law-abiding families live in fear. i ve never been more optimistic about our future, about the future of america. just remember who we are. and the radical left s america, washington taxes you and lights your hard. erped money under fire. very different tones last night between president biden, mostly optimistic
sparked protests across russia leading to more than 130 0 arrests. we ve seen the emotional farewells. look at this, russian men leaving behind families to board buses for military service. others trying to get out of the country altogether. in this video long lines of traffic are growing as men seemingly are trying to escape the war. the demand for flights out of moscow is spiking dramatically. tickets to countries where russians don t need a visa are sold out. and on google trends the term leaving russia saw a spike in searches over the past 24 hours. according to a ticket agri gaiter one way tickets out of moscow to istanbul start at $2,000 a ticket. before putin s announcement, the tickets cost about $350. let s bring in ben wedeman live for us in kharkiv, ukraine. you re in the region where the gains by the ukrainians seem to have prompted this new phase by vladimir putin, ben. reporter: ye and you know, as these referendums go ahead. yesterday we were in areas occup
good evening, donald trump was convicted on 34 felony counts. our special coverage of this unprecedented verdict continues. i m ari melber here with my colleagues. may third, 2024 is now a day etched in history. it was 4:30 p.m. when the jury in new york versus trump reached its verdict. the jury told the court triggering a process which unfolded over a roughly 36 minutes as the defendant, lawyers, and reporters returned to the courtroom. around the nation, people received alerts. a verdict was in. on msnbc as you can see, nicole wallace reported this verdict was imminent. and that this jury, which was tested in unusual ways and heard over 20 days of testimony and deliberated over nine hours, this jury s work was done. it had not been delayed. and, jury s work and its findings were not deadlocked. they reached a unanimous decision filling out the legal forms tabulating each felony count signed by the anonymous foreperson who read out the verdict to the court. with no cameras
congratulations of course to manchester city. now before we go it s time to start horsing around. an annual running race in powys in wales is designed to answer the question: can a human run faster than a horse? well the mane event a 22 mile cross country route where competitors hoof themselves though muddy tracks and mountainous terrain. since the event started in the 805, its been a nightmare and only three people have ever made it to the finish line first. but today another proved the nay sayers wrong. winner daniel connolly came first, almost ten minutes ahead of the first horse. although, maybe the horse were rein ing it in. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. there were two main parts to saturday s weather story, some heat and some thunderstorms. it was by quite some margin, the hottest day of the year
and unbroken. as we gather here tonight, we re writing the next chapter in the great american story. a story of progress and resilience. when world leaders ask me to define america, they do believe it or not, i can define it in one word. i mean this, possibilities. we don t think anything is beyond our capacity. everything is a possibility. you know, we re often told that democrats and republicans can t work together. but over the past two years we proved the cynics and nay sayers wrong. yes, we disagree plenty. and yes, there were times when democrats went alone. but time and again democrats and republicans came together. came together to defend a stronger and safer europe. came together to pass one in a generation once in a generation infrastructure law building bridges, connecting our