brawl at a riverfront started by a group of white men shoving a black dockworker. right now in ohio, a high stakes special election for a proposal to make it harder to change the states constitution. how that could have implications beyond the buckeye state. we begin this hour with the very latest on former president trump s legal troubles. trump s legal team and jack smith s office is locked in a battle over a protective order in the election interference case. that order is aimed at protecting the government s evidence before trial, and trump wants something much narrower. the judge over seeing the case is ordering both sides to come together for a hearing together. with us, msnbc legal analyst, lisa ruben. lisa, let s start off by defining what a protective order is in this case. a protective order, josé, is something that governs discovery in a civil or criminal case. discovery is essentially the evidence that the government would be relying on whether that is sta
town is gone. people who live there say there were no warning sirens to alert them as the flames moved towards their homes. billions of dollars it is going to cost to repair the damage. it is going to take many years to do that. many of the one of the most famous landmarks in lahaina is the largest banyan tree in the us. it is a majestic fig tree, 150 years old. it was a big tourist attraction. look at it now. all burnt. their branches are damaged by the flames. just a bit of the history of that area left standing. entire neighbourhoods have been destroyed. the worst hit area has been lahaina, the beach front town popular with tourists, where entire neighbourhoods and hotels have been destroyed. these are the before and after pictures. lahaina is a historic town on the western tip of maui. its centre dates back to the 1700s and is on the us national register of historic places. at least 270 buildings have been destroyed in the picturesque resort, which is home to about 12,
clearly these concerns are worrying local people. the government has repeatedly said that the barge is going to be better value for british taxpayers because of the huge costs of housing asylum seekers and hotels, i think it is about £6 million a day at the moment. do we know how much it cost a housing asylum seeker on the barge? we a housing asylum seeker on the barae? ~ ., ., , . .,, barge? we are told it is cheaper. there was barge? we are told it is cheaper. there was a barge? we are told it is cheaper. there was a report barge? we are told it is cheaper. there was a report recently - barge? we are told it is cheaper. there was a report recently thatl there was a report recently that suggested it might only be a little bit cheaper. the government has been very cagey and giving us an exact number over what it will cost because i suspect it has been done before so they don t entirely know. there are concerns that the costs of maintaining a barge should be more than a
replacing his campaign manager. what can you tell us? so to the campaign that just keeps resetting here. the campaign manager who s been with the governor for a long time, helped run his gubernatorial re-elect, has been demoted. she s now a senior adviser. his chief of staff, the guy who ran the official side has been moved over to be campaign manager. james is very much in line with the governor. he s sort of the same policy and political school of thought. very conservative. so i think this is kind of an indication that the campaign is going to start, continue to focus on a lot of things it s been focused on. really the issues that brought him to a point where he could run for president and was perceived to be a potential front-runner, at least at one point. matt, thank you for the latest there. in new hampshire, former president trump is expected to speak within the hour even as his defense team rather battles with doj prosecutors over suggested limits on government ev
who is at the england defender millie bright s former football club. emily, what are excitement levels like where you are? there has been lots of excitement here this morning. this is of course where millie bright started her football career when she was just nine years old at killer marsh dynamos and it was here on these very pitches behind me where she was scouted by sheffield united. of course she now plays for chelsea and has been captain of the england lionesses in the world cup. but people here have been telling me she hasn t forgotten her roots and has been back to visit many times and speak to her old coaches, and in fact one of them joins me now. this is andy poulsen who knows millie bright and you remember the first day she started here, don t you? yes, she was only a tiny little dot, but she was full of running and then when she started playing for me she played up front scoring 80 odd goals in the one season she was with me. but you could always tell there was pot