right now as bill said were waiting for the former president s first appearance of the day. the place is surrounded by barricades as the former president gets ready to finally learning the exact charges in this case, which jonathan turley and others have been highly critical of your legal underpinning for us and we ll see what s happening here. they re performing his every move since he meds mar-a-lago yesterday and they re calling today the date of the dawn as we wait to hear what he has to say. before he heads into the courtroom. bill: full coverage. brett has analysis and join us in a few moments and carl will join us in a moment he is latch at. professor eric shawn is outside tom pollard and med chem. and that s where we begin a brand-new although what s happening there brent? good morning bill. former donald trump now i home in the top two floors of his massive apartment in the grinning skyscraper grass covered tower that bears his name. it is also pretty normal tues
we really haven t got the detail. and i m geeta guru murthy in the studio our other headlines. the un security council hears calls for a security zone to shield ukraine s zaporizhzhia power plant, which is under russian control. reports say documents seized by fbi agents at donald trump s home include highly sensitive nuclear papers of a foreign power. welcome to the heart of british government where politicians hope to make the weather politically but they cannot do much about the weather we are experiencing at the moment. . , , , ., moment. excuse the sunshine and shadows. certainly, moment. excuse the sunshine and shadows. certainly, the moment. excuse the sunshine and shadows. certainly, the cabinet i shadows. certainly, the cabinet misses me in down the street a few minutes ago were in sunshine and the smiles which is entirely understandable, many of them around the cabinet table for the first time. the new politically office yesterday and begins to get her feet un
intimidating. they are impressive, but, the potential for mischief and misuse are high. entered recent report out of georgetown university found that u.s. investors are pumping tens of billions of dollars into ai research, and that is in china. which is adding to the concern martha, that the federal government is not doing enough to regulate not only the technology itself, but also where the money is going for its development. martha? martha: thank you grady very much. and it s one of those things where you start to see politicians talking about and you get that certain sinking feeling that the horses where the barn already. and they getting to figuring it out. bill: you can do a lot of deep leads on these. and folks of home if you have not paid attention sam just yet get familiar with them and googled him. listen to what he say because he s been at the beginning of this and this a piece of the week and about him at one of the things he said is he uses ai for dinner the day to su
taxes, and if she is going to give basically a big intervention, pumping tens of billions of pounds into the economy from the government at a point where she also wants to catch everyone s taxes, it can be difficult to square those two things. i think she is going to have to have some sort of budget or physical event where she spells out her plans for the economy. but i m sure they were working until very late here last night are trying to finalise these plans for an energy intervention. tt finalise these plans for an energy intervention. finalise these plans for an energy intervention. ., , ., . ., , ., intervention. it was noticeable that we had different intervention. it was noticeable that we had different stages intervention. it was noticeable that we had different stages of- intervention. it was noticeable that we had different stages of the - we had different stages of the departure, and i presume that is because some ministers were kept back from conversations with the pr
good morning. welcome back. minding your business, stock futures point to a higher open. in just a few hours we re expecting to hear that the federal reserve will keep pumping tens of billions of dollars into the economy each month, but as the stock market nears all-time highs, a new poll shows that regular people, they re not buying it. the poll asked people if they had $1,000, would it be a good or a bad idea to invest in stocks? 55% said it would be a bad idea. guess what, john, all the major averages are up 7% to 10% so far this year, so skeptical battle-scarred regular folks are sitting on the sidelines and other people have been making a boatload of money. 25 minutes after the hour. trending this morning, prom is coming. this guy doesn t have a girlfriend. los angeles high school senior