Game. So well see how it all turns out, but again i say president ial immunity, very powerful president ial immunity is imperative or you practically wont have a country anymore. An ominous warning about donald trump following pivotal arguments on president ial immunity. Well play key moments from the justices and what theyre now poised to do as they learn of trumps actions. Plus what we learned of david pecker during had hush money trial as well as Instrumental Role in payments to kill stories about trump ahead of the 2016 election. And new ads to court nikki haley supporters. Well discuss the swing state where he plans to make his appeal and why. Good morning and welcome to Way Too Early on this friday, april 26th. Im ali vitally in for jonathan lemire. And we begin this morning with yesterdays historic morning at Supreme Court where the justices heard Oral Arguments regarding Donald Trumps claim that hes immune from prosecution from his official acts while president. Nbc senior Lega
takes place in scotland. there have been attacks in mali where a riverboat and military base have been targeted. hello, i m ben thompson. this is bbc news now. we start with news that the head of london s metropolitan police says the force is investigating whether staff at wandsworth prison helped the terrorism suspect daniel khalife escaped on wednesday morning. so mark rowley said the break out was clearly preplanned, and described it as extremely concerning. he escaped to the underside strapped to the underside of a delivery truck. the search is now into its third day, with no confirmed sightings of khalife. 2500 acres. it is london s largest royal park, and this morning, police confirmed richmond park was a place of interest. 0n confirmed richmond park was a place of interest. on day three of manhunt. residents said it had been a noisy night as the area was searched. some 150 officers have now been deployed trying to locate former soldier daniel khalife, still on the r
hour hamas saying it is delaying the release of the second group of hostages. its military wing it claims israel has not held up its end of the deal on letting aid trucks into gaza where the temporary cease-fire appears to be holding for a second day. hello everyone welcome to fox news live i am arthel neville. jonathan: i am a jonathan hunt in for eric shawn. israel was preparing to exchange 42 palestinian prisoners for 14 israelis held hostage since october 7 terror attacks. protests erupted outside the west bank prison drink one transfer today. at least two palestinians were hurt at a nearby checkpoint. israeli security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets to contain the crowd. sources tell us negotiators from qatar and egypt are trying to resolve the delay in freeing the next round of hostages. the first group of 24 people were released yesterday and included 13 israelis, for children and nine women. some in their 80s. but israel is not satisfied yet. every moment h
Amazon Founderjeff Bezos briefly becomes the worlds richest person. But wall street nerves about the companys massive Spending Push him back down to number two. Plus, Making America Grow again. Will the latest figures on the us economy bring President Trump closer to his 3 target . Welcome to World Business report. Im rachel horne. Also coming up a billion dollar round of coffees as starbucks buys out its chinese partner. But first we start with retail giant amazon. It has seen its shares fall sharply after its latest figures disappointed wall street. The good news it is raking in huge sums of money as its sales keep expanding. The bad its spending a fortune on developing its business, and that is making investors nervous. Lets show you the details. Total sales in the three months tojune jumped almost a quarter compared to last year to just under 38 billion. Unfortunately, they spent almost all of it Operating Expenses surged to well over 37 billion. That means there wasnt much actual
the region. it isn t the only global brand to face controversy over its response. others include starbucks, showing how tough it is to navigate such a politically charged conflict. the consequences of that war have, as we ve reporting, also spilled over into the red sea. the increasing attacks on ships passing through the red sea by the iran backed houthi militants have drawn condemnation by the head of the un s maritime organisation. its secretary general arsenio dominguez said there would be negative repercussions from the situation. he was speaking to our transport correspondent katy austin. it is concerning. of course, we all want an ideal war were we don t have this situation. not just on shipping, but on everything in society. trading has a pattern. in the safety of the seafarers is paramount, as well as the ships send the goods we carry out. as we have