Hours of it. Once you happening now, Breaking News Tonight Trial the Us Supreme Court in new york sensational testimony against donald trump just wrapped up for the day, focusing for the first time on the Hush Money Deal With Adult Film Star Stormy Daniels, thats central to the case. And here in washington, trumps historic bid for criminal immunity has played it out before the nations highest court. And the justice is offered some clues about how they may rule for the next hour, well take you inside both of Trumps High Court cases are reporters and experts or standing by to break down all of todays most important developments and look ahead to whats next. Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and Around The World. I will blitzer with a Special Report in the Situation Room The Trump Trial today we begin with all the Breaking News on the Trump Hush Money Criminal Trial the defense crossexamination of key witness david pecker, is expected to resume tomorrow after the former Nat
Which is expected to be approved by the 27 e. U. Leaders. She would see the u. K. Pay a fair price, avoid a hard border between republic ireland and northern ireland. The Prime Minister warned if the u. K. Was not able to agree with a with dahl deal prior to its scheduled exit in march of 2019, this deal is off the table. You can read more at bbc. Com. The house is in at 2 00 dealing with five meeshes to protect religious community centers. Legislation requiring the treasury secretary to report to congress on assets held by irans top leaders. And in the senate, debate and votes on three more President Trumps Appeals Court nominees. At 5 30 they will hold the procedural vote that will have a vote. Heres more on the week ahead. Cspan 2. Host we are taking a look at events this week in washington particularly what lies ahead for the white house and for congress. Joining us, two reporters who overs those beats. Thanks for joining us. The wall street journal has the picture of the story of
Of the week ahead in congress. Span 2. Host we are taking a look at events this week in washington particularly what lies ahead for the white house and for congress. Joining us, two reporters who overs those beats. Thanks for joining us. The wall street journal has the picture of the story of the moment it seems. The special election. You were just traveling with the president in pensacola. Talk about the white House Investment and the strategy that theyre making. Theyre going all in. Pensacola is about 30 miles away from the alabama border, about an hour drive from mobile, alabama. There was a large presence of people from alabama at this rally. The president actually called out and sabe anybody here from alabama and there was huge cheers in the crowd. We saw roy moore signs. So the president they knew what they were doing. The white house tried to say this wasnt a roy moore rally, that this was previously planned but it just so happened it was a few days before the election and of co
Research out that takes a look at the interest that americans have in the special investigation by Robert Mueller over russias meddling in the 2016 campaign. Well show you those results but in our first hour we are interested in learning from you about your interest. The numbers are on the bottom of your screen. If you want to post your thoughts. Heres the cover of the latest from pew research center. It takes a look at a lot of issues but one of the issues was over questions by the public that they interviewed about their level of interest taking a look at the probe into Robert Mueller. Heres the cover. You can see that but to show you some of the findings when it comes specially to the Russian Investigation. When republicans were asked by this 19 of those republicans view the Russia Special investigation as very important, 71 of democrats viewing it as very important. Further it says that 68 of democrats versus 44 of republicans say theyre somewhat confident in the level of whats goi
Candidate roy moore, who is facing accusations of sexual misconduct. Amnesty international has accused european governments of being knowingly complicit in the torture and abuse of refugees in libya. We begin here in paris, where french president Emmanuel Macron is meeting other World Leaders this tuesday, two years to the day since 190 five nations adopted the paris climate agreement. The aim was to keep Global Warming below two degrees celsius, but dire warnings say the target is going to remain a ofe dream unless trillions euros are invested into green enenergy and technology. Country notthe only to sign off on the pact. Our environment editor has more. Reporter Emmanuel Macron is putting his reputation on the line in many ways. Trumpently accused donald of being aggressive for pulling out of the paris global deal. At the same time, we might consider this an aggressive rebuttal, hosting a global summit one to which President Trump has not been inviting invited and highlighting the h