president for now. lawyers for donald trump vowing to fight the colorado supreme court ruling that could keep him off the ballot in 2024. where this fight goes now and how fast. and here s not a surprise, trump s republican rivals are rushing to defend him after this unprecedented ruling. we re in iowa as the candidates storm the campaign trail with less than a month to make their cases to voters before the caucuses. and new images from inside the tunnels built by hamas. the new york times reporter who was taken inside is our guest. i m kate bolduan with sara sidner. john berman is off today. this is cnn news central. this morning donald trump is vowing to fight back after being booted from the ballot in colorado. last night in a stunning decision the colorado supreme court ruled the former president is not eligible to be a presidential candidate in 2024 because he, quote, engaged in insurrection citing the 14th amendment. the majority opinion came to the conc
Thought the game was over. But a lack of concentration at the end came together to let a goal conceded like this. It was tough in the end. Iam like this. It was tough in the end. I am disappointed. But very pleased because we played very well and it was fantastic. Sergio aguero scored in the first half, and leroy sane after the interval, guiding them to victory over bottom of the table sunderland, who are now six points from safety. Pep guardiolas side move to within a Point Of Second Placed Tottenham and eight off the league leaders, chelsea, with 12 games of the season remaining. We made a good performance. The first few minutes were tough because we expected how aggressive they would be in terms of intensity. We we re would be in terms of intensity. We were lucky we made a very good first goal. But we got the half time1 0. It was completely different. Drawing and losing. In the second half we played very, very good. Well, you cannot fault the players for any of that. They gave every
package just the reaction from environmental groups. greenpeace saying this is like lighting a match in a petrol station, it s a very dangerous step to take. and 0xfam are saying this is an acute global embarrassment for the scottish government. scientists say that the recent deadly heatwave in west africa and the sahel would not have taken place without the impact of climate change. temperatures soared above 48 celsius in mali last month with one hospital linking hundreds of deaths to the extreme heat. 0ur environment correspondent matt mcgrath has more details. this heatwave raged across the sahel region in west africa for five days, and five even warmer nights in the end of march and early april. it saw temperatures, as you pointed out, across the region go above 45 degrees. in mali they went above 48, in one town, they went above 48.5 degrees. so an intense burst of heat which you say saw temperatures rise 1.5 degrees above preindustrial in an awful lot of the region but at night,
activities such as the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation made daytime temperatures up to 1.5 degrees degrees hotter than normal in the region. let s speak to our environment correspondent matt mcgrath. matt, just explain what this survey found, what happened, and why it is happening? found, what happened, and why it is ha enin: ? found, what happened, and why it is haueninu? ., happening? indeed, as you point out, this heatwave happening? indeed, as you point out, this heatwave raged happening? indeed, as you point out, this heatwave raged across happening? indeed, as you point out, this heatwave raged across the - happening? indeed, as you point out, this heatwave raged across the sahel| this heatwave raged across the sahel region in west africa for five days, and five even warmer nights at the end of march and early april. it saw temperatures as you pointed out across the region going above 45 degrees, in mali they went above 48, in one town they went above 48.5 degrees
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