was nearly killed at a rally on saturday we re told the former president is personally writing portions of the speech himself let s get the latest from cnn s kristen holmes. kristen, what more are you hearing about how trump is preparing for this big keynote address? not just writing portions of it, but also dictating portions of it. he s been running different parts by various allies. i spoke to one person who spoke to him who said that he s going to lean heavily into what happened on saturday in particular, that that he believes that there was divine intervention, that he is lucky to be alive. remember donald trump is not a religious or spiritual person, but this, according to his senior advisors, this is attempted assassination has changed him in that respect. we do know from a number of allies that he has continued to talk about the fact that he think that he thinks that god was watching over him. now when it comes to what exactly he s going to say, one senior campaign
it was a tragedy. but for lisa s dad, a sheriff s deputy, it was no mystery. he was sure he knew who the killer was. go get him. go get him now. a neighbor with a gun and a grudge. i thought, they better get to him before i do. but some said this couple was having trouble. that seth had a secret. did he tell you, she sent me some topless pictures ? yes. others said the real murderer was someone else, right under cops noses. here s a legitimate suspect that should have been investigated. a case unfolding on camera. one that would test three juries. shatter two families. just like somebody hit me in the stomach. and one final twist. that was her biggest secret. the cornfields of iowa. are a far place from memphis. but it was here in ottumwa, iowa, a baby girl was named after a princess. lisa marie. yup, that one. as a kid, i was pretty big into elvis. i knew that my first daughter was going to be lisa marie, because of elvis, of course. just
now on bbc news, kenneth kaunda, zambia s founding president, has died at the age of 97. in 2014, my colleague zeinab badawi travelled to the zambian capital on the 50th anniversary of the country s independence. hardtalk asked him what 50 years of freedom had brought the people of zambia. welcome to hardtalk. with me, they know badawi. with me, zeinab badawi. i am here in the zambian capital, lusaka. today i ll speak to kenneth kaunda, leader of the struggle for independence. he was sentenced to hard labour in prison by the british before he went on to become zambia s first president of the post colonial era. it is a landmark year for zambia the 50th anniversary of its independence and kenneth kaunda himself turns 90. what has 50 years of freedom brought the people of zambia and elsewhere on the continent? kenneth kaunda, welcome to hardtalk. for those of us who don t remember, just give us an idea of what it was really like to live under colonial rule in africa. hmm.
responsibility on to a fifth. president biden announcing when u.s. will come home from afghanistan. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is thursday, april 15th. along with joe, willie and me, we have white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire. member of the new york times editorial board, mara gay, and washington anchor for bbc world news america, katty kay is with us this morning. a lot to get to this morning. it was we ll start, though, in minnesota, where there was another night of protests following the police-involved shooting of daunte wright. hundreds of people, most of them peaceful, gathered outside of the brooklyn center police department for a fourth night in a row. authorities say some people in the crowd were shooting fireworks and throwing objects at law enforcement, leading police to declare an unlawful assembly. protesters were told to disperse several times, and by 10:30, many had left. authorities say some of the remaining