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to an israeli offensive in rafah. the us ambassador called russia and china s vetos notjust cynical but petty. russia and china simply did not want to vote for a resolution that was penned by the united states because it would rather see us fail than to see this council succeed. even after inclusive consultations over weeks and weeks. even after negotiations and edits produced a draft that received overwhelming council support. and as you saw today, nearly every council member voted to put the full weight of this body behind the diplomatic efforts to secure an immediate and sustained ceasefire as part of a deal that leads to the release of all hostages, that will allow much more humanitarian aid to get into gaza. but once again russia put politics over progress. russia, who has carried out an unprovoked war on its neighbour, has the audacity and hypocrisy to throw stones when it lives in a glass house itself. so let s be honest, for all the fiery rhetoric, we all know ....
welcome to prime time weekend point let s get right to the top stories this week. in a perfect world, we would not start where we are starting today. we would like to begin with the results of what amounts to a complete sideshow, a legal circus, a spectacle and a deliberate diversion. first and foremost, we should be clear that today s ruling from the fulton county superior court was a victory for the rule of law for fani willis herself. in the matter of the d.a.s relationship with special prosecutor, nathan wade, the ultimatum and noun amounted to this, leave way behind her hot the prosecution altogether. it turned out to be an easy choice for d.a. willis, a determined public figure. remember what she said when she announced the indictment. the states role in this process is essential to the functioning of our democracy. georgia, like every state has laws that allow those who believe the results of an election are wrong, whether because of intentional wrongdoing or ....
we ve got a lot to cover in our second hour of chris jansing reports. let s get right to it. at this hour, breaking news, a date has been set for donald trump s classified documents trial. a judge announcing it will get underway in may, deep into the republican primary race, and months earlier than team trump wanted. so how will the former president respond? plus a top republican senator releasing a report with a wild and unverified claim against president biden. the move drawing a sharp public rebuke from the fbi. we have new details about the american soldier detained in north korea. why travis king spent 48 days in prison before he made that move to bolt across the dmz. and football fever, the soccer kind. from lionel messi in miami to the u.s. women s team at the world s cup, fans are in a frenzy and both debut today. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin with that trial date, and it s brought implications for the 2024 r ....
higher. i spoke to tribeca investment partners, who told me what was driving the rally. 2024 - me what was driving the rally. 2024 we re heading to a good start. certainly the investor optimism has returned after the first couple of weeks of a little bit of weakness. investors have decided 2024 is going to be a year where interest rates will head lower locally and the economic activity will slow down, but not as bad as feared previously. so all that combined, it s good to see the nasdaq pushing higher, led by big tech, and everybody else heading the right way. big tech - we re hearing heading the right way. big tech - we re hearing some heading the right way. big tech - we re hearing some good - we re hearing some good things, some lay offs as well? sure. i do think big tech is going through for 2024, certainly they ve had a great start, but i do think they will slow down somewhat because of the things you talk to. their earnings were slowed somewhat because c ....
latest attack in the red sea, one of the world s most important trade routes. the head of the un s international maritime organisation has told the bbc these attacks are one of the biggest challenges the body has ever faced. my colleague spoke to the head of the body and asked what can be done to stop the attacks. it’s done to stop the attacks. it s one of the done to stop the attacks. it s one of the biggest challenges the imo has faced, in particularly in recent years. and the reality is that as you mentioned, shipping is a global sector. we. ..we transport over 80% of global trade, so any actions that are happening out there, that interrupt the trade, the global trade, will have a negative effect on you, on me, and everyone on the planet. we need to work very closely with all the stakeholders, with all the member state, the other agencies, the united nations in particular, in order to find practical solutions in a problem we don t want to escalate. problem we don ....