the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. including new reaction to an american shoulder who willingly entered north korea, ran into north korea, we are told. the hurdles to communicating with such an isolated nation. we are willing to engage with them at the diplomatic table. they have not accepted but it is not for lack of trying on our side. the dprk is not just a threat to the united states, it is not just a threat to the republic of korea and to japan, they are a threat to the world. good, wednesday i m peter alexander. today, for my friend andrea mitchell, she will join us from the aspen security for a little bit later this hour. former president, trump, he is rallying his supporters in iowa, tuesday, it s where we started again today. hours after revealing that he is the target of another federal investigation focusing on alleged efforts to overturn the election. here s what he said yesterday. it is election interference. it s never been done like this in the hi
i guess under a biden administration by america, you d expect this. notice recently president trump went up in the polls and surpassing president biden for re-election. so what do they do now? weaponize government. is there a double standard? is justice being administered equally? no doubt former president donald trump will have a lot to say about this at tonight s town hall with sean hannity at 9:00 p.m. eastern. don t miss it. on the story, we have a lot to say about it. leo terrell, marc thiessen, jessica tarlov are with me. moments to weigh. let s begin with our just tis correspondent david spunt. hi, harris. if he s indieted, this will be trump s third indictment in as many months. it s a big if. the former president seems to think not if but when. two sources confirmed that the former president was sent this letter warning him he s a target and giving him the opportunity to appear before a grand jury in washington d.c. this week. trump took shots personally at
england name their team for the third ashes test, making three changes, including resting jimmy anderson, for the crucial clash at headingley. good afternoon from the heart of edinburgh. we re at the cathedral of st giles on the famous royal mile, where in a short while, a grand procession and ceremony will take place, formal recognition here in scotland of the king s coronation. today s events are steeped in history, but they are not without controversy, in a country where the debate about independence is ever present. you may be able to hear some of the protest is just further along the royal mile taking right now. the debate about scotland because my future and independence are very light issues. there are plenty of people here celebrating the presence of the king but people are to seeing that charles is not working. the day is interesting in the sense of the political perspective but we are looking today at the grand ceremony, the pageantry,. not their king. there will
latter is very close to the town of grindavik and that is the concern that it could go out of the town of. but on a different sunday, four years ago, a slightly fresher four years ago, a slightly fresher faced, then labour leadership contender, adamant that mps should always be asked first. i would pass legislation that said military action could be taken if, first the lawful case was made, secondly, there was a viable objective, and thirdly, you got consent of the commons. fast forward to now, and he s ok with the fact the air strikes happened without parliament s approval. so has he changed his mind? no, there was no inconsistency here. really?! there is obviously a huge distinction between an operation the like of which we ve seen in the last few days, and military action, a sustained campaign, military action, usually involving troops on the ground. tomorrow, this place will get its first chance to debate the air strikes. the prime minister will take questions from mps,
about a kilometre long. the fissure. it is happening closer to the town than a similar eruption last month. a number of people who d returned to grindavik have been evacuated. the local authorities have declared an emergency in the area. grindavik lies some forty kilometres from iceland s capital, reykjavik. authorities have said that there is no impact on flights going in and out of recce of, the international airport. with more on this let s speak to our reporter meghan owen who is following the story. some dramatic pictures we are seeing from iceland. some dramatic pictures we are seeing from iceland- from iceland. dramatic pictures. those night-time from iceland. dramatic pictures. those night-time pictures - from iceland. dramatic pictures. those night-time pictures were | those night time pictures were dramatic enough but as the sun has started to rise is we have seen how close that ladder is to the town of grindavik. the coastguard was sent with a helicopter in t