Harris are monitoring the attack in the white House Situation Room and receiving regular updates, that is according to the spokesperson for national security, and thus the person on x. Thats because Laughter Correspondentjon Donnison who is In Jerusalem for us. Jon donnison, bring us up to date on what is happening over the skies of jerusalem this evening. Looking back at the passover, jerusalem this evening. Looking back at the passover, exactly jerusalem this evening. Looking back at the passover, exactly almost jerusalem this evening. Looking back at the passover, exactly almost an i at the passover, exactly almost an hour ago when the sirens went off, we got alerts on our phones, though sirens and alerts going across israel, we rented a Safe Room here in our bbc office injerusalem, and as we were doing that, we heard the sound of loud explosions overhead, which sounded like missiles being intercepted by Israels Iron Dome Missile Defence shield, though sirens went on for about 30 mi
Noem is not backing down, defending her decision to shoot her own dog. Now implying President Joe Bidens dog, commander, which no longer lifts in the white house after several biting incidents, should be put down. She reportedly writes the first thing shed do if she got to the white house is make sure joe bidens dog was nowhere on the grounds. Commander, say hello to cricket. Dear lord, this woman has a taste for dog blood. Its like she thought All Dogs Go To Heaven was a personal challenge. Good morning. Welcome to morning joe. She cant seem to kick it. She dries to blame it on us, but she wrote it, willie. It is tuesday, may 7th. We have a lot to get to this morning. Well go through yesterdays key moments in Donald Trumps Criminal Trial, including the judges warning about potential jail time for the former president. Also ahead, georgias former Lieutenant Governor, a lifelong republican, says he will vote for President Biden. Well read from his oped, calling on other republicans to d
he is in lviv. ukrainian forces say that they have repelled many russian attacks. it s a long front line here, lots of different things happening in different places, but what is the latest you re hearing this morning? reporter: hey, jim. yeah, i think there are two central questions. number one, are the russians making any inroads to actually taking, physically, the territory of that steel plant to force the ukrainians into surrendering? and number two, i think, is much more important, which is, is there any progress in actually getting people out? the ukrainians, as you mentioned, say that they have managed to push russian troops back, who have been trying to storm that facility from the ground. the russians strongly deny that they have tried to take it by force on the ground. and we are also learning today that or last night, excuse me, i should say, that the russians sort of extended this olive br branch, saying that they would allow civilians to get out. they would pull their tr
runnina a being overrun. yes, the guardian is running a good being overrun. yes, the guardian is running a good factual being overrun. yes, the guardian is running a good factual piece - being overrun. yes, the guardian is running a good factual piece on - being overrun. yes, the guardian is running a good factual piece on the | running a good factual piece on the right hand side saying that that big offensive by putin, bringing his troops back, basically surrender the middle of ukraine in western ukraine and bring them back, then, of course, on may the 9th, the big parade in red square, he can say we won, we did what we wanted to do, which is, well, i was about to use a rood word then, it is rubbish. the lives that are going to be terminated, the sheer annihilation of the towns and villages and that is going to happen in the next few days as they do, and the only way that ukraine has a chance is if america and britain are doing is done by everybody, pile in there with as much kits
he doesn t think that ukraine has ever been really truly a separate state. that it is ethnically, culturally part of russia and that he is basically restoring elements of the old soviet empire. that said, you know, while he is willing to take greater risk, it s not clear how high the risks are and i think what the u.s. is doing in ramping up the messaging about the nature of the sanctions, how difficult it might be for the russians if an insurgency develops inside ukraine, is to try to pierce the bubble that may surround putin and make sure that he is hearing a full accounting of the risks. he may end up discount that go as western propaganda and make his decision anyway. it would be difficult and maybe embarrassing for him now to pull those troops back, and that s part of the difficulty, i think,