we ll go live to the capital of ukraine and get the latest from inside moscow in just a minute. plus, does the future of the war in ukraine hinge on the midterms in the u.s.? the republican victories in the house and senate mean less money or less military support? we ll dig into that, plus get a gut check on a couple of big races you haven t heard a whole lot about. finally, jury selection just getting under way in the second sex crimes trial of harvey weinstein. the stakes have been raised exponentially after he was given a chance to appeal his new york conviction. what are the chances he could be allowed to walk free? we start with the brutal attacks in ukraine and apparent return to tactics that russia used early in the war to try to terrorize and kill civilians. it represents the biggest, most widespread attack in months. russia claims that it was going after energy and military command facilities. but the vast majority were civilian targets, including an apartment
thomas putting the subpoena for lindsey graham on ice for now. new reaction from capitol hill, we want to start with white house correspondent mark memoli, and ali vitali and steve kornacki at the big board. we ve seen the president out with what you can call a presidential pep talk, trying to get everybody rolling in the same direction, ahead of election day, now just 15 days away, even as steve will talk through, some of the environment is changing for democrats, who have seen new polling showing that the anger around abortion, that we saw after dobbs has started to recede. talk us through how the president is navigating this. that s right. the environment is changing fast. the president spoke to some of the whiplash a lot of people are seeing as polls go up and down, the president even saying he s not sure even pollsters are confident in their own numbers at this point. so what is the president doing? 15 days to go, until election day, a lot of people already voting in f
between there will be some sunshine and these are our temperatures, 7-11. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: thousands of nurses across england, wales and northern ireland are beginning a second day of strike action in their dispute about pay. meanwhile, the health secretary will hold last minute talks with ambulance unions this afternoon to try to avert a strike scheduled for tomorrow. a us congress committee says donald trump should face criminal charges including insurrection over the january 6th riot. donald trump claims it s a partisan attempt to stop him running for re election. the disgraced hollywood film producer, harvey weinstein, is found guilty of rape and sexual assault in a second sex crimes trial. he faces a further 24 years in jail. terry hall
a us congress committee says donald trump should face criminal charges including insurrection over the january 6th riot. donald trump claims it s a partisan attempt to stop him running for re election. the disgraced hollywood film producer, harvey weinstein, is found guilty of rape and sexual assault in a second sex crimes trial. he faces a further 2a years in jail. more now on one of those stories. the us committee investigating the assault on capitol hill on january the 6th last year has unanimously recommended criminal charges against donald trump. they include obstruction of official proceedings, conspiracy to defraud the united states, and inciting an insurrection. the committee s recommendation is non binding, and it s now up to the usjustice department to decide whether to prosecute the former president. 0ur north america correspondentjohn sudworth sent this report.
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