For our right to be able to get married in a church. For us, faith is really important. Its really difficult to actually have a religious ceremony. I think within five years i or so, i think we will have Same Sex Marriage in the church. So, how did we get here . And is everyone in the country able to benefit from the changes in the law ten years on . I guess its how equal is equal marriage . Its ten years since the first Same Sex Marriages in the uk and, for many people, it is a bit of a milestone. Part of me struggled to come out and i wish id done it a bit sooner, and i wondered if we had more role models when i was growing up, if that might have been a bit easier. A six week stop to fighting in the middle east. I also speak to lots of people in this job and hear different opinions on issues in the news and, historically, the law hasnt always been on the side of gay people. It took decades of protests and campaigning to eventually see marriage laws change in march 2014. I am now very
the u.s. supreme court will decide, can donald trump be prosecuted for the things he did as president? the lead starts now. it s an extraordinary move, special counsel smith taking his case against donald trump straight to the highest court in the land. his question, does mr. trump get immunity or not for alleged cr president plus time is running out, as this humanitarian catastrophe worsens. critical aid into gaza delayed at one crossing, completely cut off at another. what is being done by president biden and others to alleviate the suffering and, where is alexei navalny , the opposition leader in russia seems to have just managed vanished from a prison in russia. we start today with our law and justice lead and a major development on whether donald trump or any president, really, has to face accountability for alleged federal crimes while in office. it s a basic test, are we in fact, a nation of laws. this afternoon special counsel smith filed a brief urging the supr
we are following breaking news, kate cox, the pregnant woman from texas who asked the court to allow an emergency abortion has left the state to obtain the procedure, that s according to a statement from her attorney. her faded that s my fetus has a fatal condition and doctors told her continuing her pregnancy threatens her ability to have more children. the texas supreme court has blocked her from terminating the pregnancy. ed, what are we learning about her decision to leave? reporter: well her lawyers say that because she has been caught in this legal limbo for specifically the last several days and much of the last week, because of that, she has decided to leave texas, and get the abortion elsewhere. her lawyers are not saying exactly where she s going but in a statement they did say that she had offers of help from places in colorado, kansas, even canada as well. let s get to some of the statements that her lawyers released, where they said that her health is on the li
. welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and all around the world. i m kim brunhuber. ahead on cnn newsroom. explosions across israel and gaza today. this as israeli officials say negotiations over the remaining hostages has hit a dead end. we ll have a live report on all of the latest. plus, i ll speak to the israeli peace activists and spokespeople for the parent circle about working together amidst the sorrow and findingng strength i grieviving togetheher. plus, , the u.s. announcnce rule to slash methane gas emissions, but is it too little too late? we re live at the cop-28 summit to find out. reporter: this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. it is 5:00 a.m. here in atlanta, noon in gaza where israel s bombardment of what it calls hamas targets is in its third day since a truce collapsed. the israeli army released footage of its ground, air, and naval operations in gaza. it says an idf drone targeted and killed hamas militants
anxiety-inducing riddled time, and these families have been watching through the public reports of the talks and how close they are been the deals have fallen apart, and then watched a couple of days ago, the process was delayed 24 hours and now finally, perhaps a point to get to embrace their loved ones, at least the families of the 13 hostages released today, and providing some hope for the families of those in gaza that a deal is possible to release them, and hamas can indeed deliver on its side of the bargain to deliver these hostages to the red cross into egypt and eventually and hopefully soon into israel. and jeremy a testament to the selflessness, because we have heard from so many of the hostage families that even though it is not their loved ones coming home, because they got a call from the israeli government yesterday telling them whether or not it is their family members, they are saying they are still so happy for the 13 families who are getting their family m