Ainsley such a powerful moment at the rnc, former President Trump Making had first Ap Appearance since surviving an Assassination Attempt. Watch this. If i had to start again, just my children and my wife. Thank my lucky stars to be living here today. The flag still stands for freedom and they cant take that away. Im proud to be an american, where at least i know im free. I wont forget the men who died, who gave that right to me. I gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today. Because there aint no doubts, i love this land. Sing it. God bless the usa. Lawrence what a moment, former president met by roaring applause in milwaukee. His head still bandaged. Steve joining j. D. Vance, embodies forgotten men and women. Vance spoke about his history in the past with President Trump. I was skeptical of Donald Trump in 2016, he changed the mind says mof me and a lot of americans. President trump did a good job. It is a good thing when you see somebody, you are wrong, admit you are wro
Court. Safety questions surround this summers tokyo olympics. Are the covid risks too great to ignore . And the vaccination turning into A Milliondollar shot. Ohios governor joins us for a Sneak Peek of Tonights Vaxamillion reveal. Good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. Everyone reeling from the information that jim Sciutto Hasnt seen any of the fast furious movies. It is wednesday, may 26th. Big legal trouble for citizen Donald Trump. The top prosecutor in manhattan has convened a Special Grand Jury according to the Washington Post to hear evidence that could lead to a criminal indictment of the former President And Trump organization officials. Investigators believe the president s company inflated its property values to secure better terms for loans while deflating those same property values for tax breaks. Joining us is cnn correspondent and early Start Anchor laura jarrett. Walk us tHrough this. Where are we here . For years we heard the fo
good morning. 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. i m jose diaz-balart. a very busy morning. supreme court justice stephen breyer expected to announce his retirement today paving the way for president biden to make his first supreme court nomination. we ll look at who may be on the short list to succeed him in what could be an intense political battle over the nation. the kremlin says there are few reasons for optimism after the u.s. and nato delivered written responses to russian demands to end the threat against ukraine as russia continues to build up its forces along the border. we ll go inside afghanistan for a look at the desperate and disturbing measures people are taking just to survive. meanwhile, here in the u.s., covid cases are rising in some areas and falling in many others. a new trend is emerging, people becoming infected with the virus for a second time or more. around the world ceremonies and remembrances today honoring the 6 million jews killed in the
candidates backgrounds and writings, i ve made no decision except one the person i will nominate will be someone with extraordinary qualifications, character, experience, and integrity, and that will be if first black woman ever nominated to the united states supreme court. it s long overdue in my view. i made that commitment during the campaign for president, and i will keep that commitment. i will fully do what i said i d do. as we mentioned yesterday when the news was first breaking, breyer s retirement is supremely good timing for the president and his party, a chance for democrats to refocus their midterm messaging, reenergizing the base, and reengage on issues ranging from abortion rights and voting and more that might play in their favor in a midterm election cycle. senate democrats could move quickly on this once biden chooses a nominee next month. democrats are aiming to confirm the pick as soon as possible, maybe with the same warp speed that republicans confir
at the white house. he plans to stay on until the end of the term in june and until a replacement is confirmed. he is 83 years old and the oldest and most senior liberal justice. he was nominated in 1994 by president clinton. with us now is jessica schneider. tell us what more we know about his decision. we know he understands the political realities of this moment for democrats. he is someone who previously worked for the senate judiciary committee before becoming a judge and has said in the past he would consider two things when deciding to leave. his health and the court. so with no known health issues, it s clear the court s is his main focus. he s been facing unrelenting political pressure over the past year from progressives. they have been demanding he step down to leave plenty of time for president biden to name a successor, but at the same time, he has been really outspoken about the perils of viewing the supreme court politically. he published a book in septembe