Reports, the fight for the white house. The polls open for primary day in michigan. Will the results there today offer hints about november . Will trump Show Strength in a state that slipped his grasp in 2020 . And could a mobilized protest vote hurt President Biden . Also ahead, the big four at the white house, congressional leaders gathering with the president next hour. Can they make a deal with a shutdown now less than four days away . And later, a key witness back on the stand today in a hastily called hearing in georgia. What his testimony could mean for the d. A. And prosecutor in trumps sweeping election case. Thank you for joining us. It is 10 00 eastern. Im Ana Cabrera Reporting from new york. We begin with this matchup in michigan, polls open right now in that states primary. Nikki haley already defiant ahead of an expected defeat by donald trump as trump insiders watch this race for signals about his strength in this swing state. Meanwhile, President Biden has his own test
President ial election, prosecutors in the Trump Election Interference Hush Money Trial today have turned to the core of the actual crimes, the actual criminal acts and criminal charges against the expresident. That scheme to cover up Hush Money Payments to Stormy Daniels, using falsified business records. On the stand right now, Trump Employee deborah tarasoff. She handled payroll. Her testimony is critical. She explains that only donald trump could sign checks that came from his personal account. Thats the one used to reimburse Michael Cohen for the Hush Money Payments. Trump did that, even after becoming president of the United States of america. She also testified that if trump did not want to sign a check, he didnt have to. She was one half of a double whammy against the expresident today. Testifying after mcconney. He was a codefendant of the expresident. That was back in the Civil Fraud Case Against Trump and the trump org. He testified that most of the money used to reimburse M
And i think i can go back to the last page, actually, just to show you again what those numbers are, totting up all the totals, the bbc Election Team have added them altogether and this is it. Sadiq khan, 1,080,000 votes, susan hall way behind on 811,000. The greens almost pipped the lib dems into third place, they will be pleased with that. But stand back, the big result, sadiq khan gets that third term as london mayor. That result, sadiq khan gets that third term as london mayor. Term as london mayor. That is unprecedented, term as london mayor. That is unprecedented, i term as london mayor. That is unprecedented, i think, term as london mayor. That is unprecedented, ithink, is term as london mayor. That is| unprecedented, ithink, is not . Term as london mayor. That is unprecedented, i think, is not . This unprecedented, ithink, is not . This comes despite this incredible flutter we had last night, saying that the race was going to be much tighter than predicted. How did we get into
stop the building of the mosque. they can claim religion all they want, but it don t mean you re going to come in and do this in rutherford county. it s my rht as an american citizen to have a place of worship. murfreesboro is kind of a small big town. it s a beautiful place where family can live and grow and be a part of a community. very loving community. we love murfreesboro, and we love it for the most part the way it is and the way it has been. it doesn t matter what religion you are, what race you are, whatever. the people here are so welcoming. talk to the residents of murfreesboro, tennessee, and they ll tell you the strength of their city lies in its close-knit community and strong religious faith. the city has 104,000 people. more than 140 churches. and one mosque. for decades, muslims have lived and prayed alongside their neighbors. but in june 2010, their place in the community was questioned. exposing a growing fear of islam in america, ten years afte
Commissioning preparing and incity greating a incity gating a act of terror. they are not saying what the plot is but it was close to happening. they went on to say and this is a quote, it was necessary to take action to insure public safety. it is reported that the police believed that the terror plot was involved with some kind of al qaeda-inspired terrorism, islamic militancy. there is new report that actually said these folks were believed to be islamic militants. certainly in another quote they were tied to international cases rather than local cases although we have to underscore here, jenna, there are no ties to any u.s. potential targets as of yet. those arrested we do know also however were british passport holders. the u.k., like the u.s., has a big problem with homegrown terror. the biggest attack here on this soil was in 2005 against the london transport system and that killed 52 people. we know birmingham, the city where they were arrested has a big muslim population.