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donald trump faces a moment of truth about his finances. tonight, stormy weekend. it may be spring, but several states right now are getting slammed by strong winter weather. it s a blizzard in the midwest. day of mourning. after a terror attack in moscow, as i.s.i.s. claims responsibility, vladimir putin blames ukraine. supreme showdown. why there week s abortion bill case puts the high court back in the hot seat. new scrutiny, the faa considers action against united airlines after a series of safety issues. later, we head to colorado for a wild ride. this is the thrill of ski joring. come along for the ride. good evening. we begin tonight with former president donald trump confronting two fast-approaching legal threats. in just hours, the former president could receive a trial date for his criminal hush money case. this as he races to fend off a financial crisis following a civil fraud judgment. trump must pay nearly half a billion dollars or face having a ....
of how much money he has in one place or another. but that s the claim he just posted that comes after of course, he couldn t find any insurance company to underwrite a bond. right? and we also learned this morning that new york attorney general, her office, will be allowed to respond to the claim that he couldn t find a bond for this. now cnn s kara scannell and former assistant special water bag gape prosecutor nick ackerman, qarrah. this claim from donald trump he says he s got almost $500 has anyone out there in the universe that needs to know, do they have evidence of this yet? i mean, this is clearly going to be something that you expect the new york attorney general s office to seize on when they respond now that they ve got permission to in that brief, i did talk to trump s attorney this morning and he was explaining to me what trump meant by this. he said that what trump is talking about is the money that he has reported on his campaign disclosure forms tha ....
have you got with you this time? flat have you got with you this time? not lona to no have you got with you this time? iirrt long to go at all, it all goes down to the last half hour or a less than half an hour before england take on spain for that coveted world cup trophy. we talk a lot about history making, we talk a lot about the fact that whoever wins will have a new name etched on that trophy. it s easy to forget how well those two teams have done, they have never been to a world cup final before so whatever happens, history has really been made but of course both teams have overcome many obstacles to get to that moment, both teams want to go all the way and carry that trophy for the first time and i think you can guess where i am now. i am in the spanish fans territory. how are guys? are you feeling today? trier? guys? are you feeling today? very excited. guys? are you feeling today? very excited- who guys? are you feeling today? very excited. who do guys? are you f ....
took the lives of 13 american service members. army staff sergeant lance corporal corporal lance corporal [announcing names of fallen service members] success. president biden: the extraordinary success of this mission is due to the incredible skill and selfless courage of the united states military. today, the families of those service members have called it a failure. they are expressing their anger, their loss, and they are demanding the accountability that they say they have never received. the answers to the questions that they still have, and want answers to from the biden administration. when our leaders, including the secretary of defense and our commander in chief, call this evacuation a success, as if there should be celebration it s a knife in the heart. speak of the commander in chief chose to use him as a pawn so he could meet his september 11th deadline and get the objects he wanted. general austin joint chiefs of staff. the withdrawal ....
low traffic neighbourhoods, loved by some, loathed by others. they use barriers, bollards and automatic number plate recognition cameras to control or limit access to some streets. they have been set up in recent years in london, bristol, birmingham, bournemouth and more cities, with tens of millions of pounds of government funding. the aim, to keep through traffic away from residential streets, lower average speeds, improve our quality and reduce carbon emissions. in some places, tempers have flared between drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. at least one opinion survey commissioned by the government has shown broad support in areas where they have been put in place. earlier this month, the transport secretary said he was halting funding for any new schemes in england. now, rishi sunak has ordered a review into how existing ones are working. mr sioux told the sunday telegraph that the vast majority of people in the country use their cars to get around and are dependent on the ....