This is gps, the global public of you in the united states and Around The World. Im Fareed Zakaria coming to you live from new York Todays show, of course, is on the Assassination Attempt on former President Donald Trump. We will bring you the latest from the investigation, will talk about the political implications of the shooting. And we will dig into the sad history of political violence In America. For now. Lets get started with the key facts about what happened shortly after 6 00 p. M. Last evening at a rally in butler, pennsylvania, trump had been on the podium just a few moments when loud bangs were heard coming from his right the former president ducked behind the lectern, was swarmed by Secret Service and when he reappeared, was bleeding from his year. The shooter was believed to have been stationed on a roof outside the Rally Security Perimeter he was shot dead by the Secret Service they assailant was 20yearsold. What we know of his politics are these facts. He was a register
on world war ii hosted by the national world war ii museum in new orleans continues. next, a discussion on the bombing of pearl harbor impacted african-americans. if you re not back, please take your seats. you ll see this next panel is raring to go. they have occupied in force. they beat me up to the stage. they re already here ready to go. and so we re going to oblige and continue mission. with this session, we re going to shift gears a little bit. and we re going to look at a different lens. we started the first lens was kind of the american experience and view. the road to war, a strategic one. the second one was the japanese perspective. and now we re going to provide a different perspective, bringing things a bit closer to home, providing an introspective on the experience of african-americans in the conflict. now, we have a great team here. museum presidential counselor and franklin professor and chair at the history department at the university of georgia. guo dogs.
ahead. it was a busy night and you are waking up to history. america waking up to the historic news that president donald j. trump has been indicted. he is the very first president. we ve never seen this before in history. so here s the latest on this friday, march, 31st 2023 sources tell cnn trump faces more than 30 counts related to business fraud. this case prosecuted by the manhattan district attorney centers around the accounting of hush money payments made to adult film star stormy daniels. as of now, this is how it s supposed to go down because multiple sources say trump will turn himself in next tuesday. he is expected to appear in court for his arraignment in new york. the nypd getting ready for any sign of trouble. all officers are being told to report to work in uniform people prepared for deployment today. meanwhile republicans in the house senate and even some 2024 rivals are rushing to trump s defense, calling the case political and outrage and even one of them
nick: looks like he s thinking left edge. bill: it snuck away to the right. nick: wow. bill: a double at the last. disappointing conclusion after a promising day. then five consecutive birdies as he went out in 31 and also birdied the 10th but a double at the last. 36 coming in. nick: it just shows thank you knife edge that this golf course is. er you play nicely. you use the slope, it comes back to here. you get it wrong and all the slopes are working against you. just because they re shooting lights out doesn t mean it s an easy golf course. the weather has been a huge help. billy: no wind. soft conditions. this for a four-shot lead. heading to the final round. there you go. and this young man has been impressive. 32-32 and he backs up the 60 with 64. nick: yes, blemish-free scorecard. bill: so that s how things stand after 54 holes to have wyndham championship here at sedgefield. 64 for si woo kim. a four-shot advantage for all of us here at cbs sports, thanks for being
terror strikes at the heart of a major city and it could have been new york, los angeles or london on. this day it was sydney, australia. a 16-hour hostage siege, a lone gunman holding 17 people inside a chocolate shop. the tenls stand-off. they stormed in, killing the gunman and ended the siege but not before two of the hostages were killed. the chocolate shop is located in the krermt of the financial district stems from parliament and the american consulate. many people were there for their morning coffee, shoppers and pedestrians were there at the height of the shopping season. the australian prime minister spoke to his stunned countrymen. there is nothing more australian than dropping in at the local cafe for a morning coffee and it is tragic beyond words that people going about their everyday business should have been caught up in such a horrific incident. throughout the day and night, hostages could be seen with their hands pressed to the shop window. some did he is