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with less than 48 hours to resolve multiple disputes. patience wearing thin among democrats who want moderate hold outs kirsten sinema and joe manchin. hardly anyone knows where either of them stands. so far neither is saying much. what needs to be done, i keep telling y all, we re going to work and work in good faith. so, why did these two senators matter? why do they always get all the attention? well, four big issues have to be solved in the next 48 hours. hard infrastructure, that s roads and bridges. human infrastructure, that s expanding the social safety net. funding so that the government doesn t shutdown and and lifting the debt ceiling to avoid a government defaults. it is unclear how much to raise the debt ceiling without knowing how much the government is spending. so it all leaves democrats struggling to find a path forward in all four issues. american families frankly in limbo. we should point out this is about families. child care, health care, ab ....
mrs biden said the visit was intended to show support to the people of ukraine. doubts over power sharing in northern ireland sinn fein are in line for the first minister s role at stormont but the democratic unionists say they won t take part unless the uk government scraps new brexit trading rules. labour hits back at fresh claims over keir starmer s lockdown meal with colleagues saying he didn t break covid rules actor shooti gatwa has been announced as the new doctor in doctor who. he ll take over from jodie whittaker next year. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the author and journalist emma woolf and sebastian payne, the financial times whitehall editor. welcome to both. tomorrow s front pages. the i newspaperfocuses on the divisions over the northern ireland protocol as the british government threatens to tear up the brexit deal it made with the eu within weeks. the guardian says more than two ....
that is all in on this tuesday night, evening rachel. good evening chris, thank you my friend, much appreciated. thanks very much for joining us tonight, it s sort of feels like the news is about the fate of democracy, but it is split screen news. on one side of the screen we ve got the world stage, where the hole leader of the free world thing felt like less of a mantra, less of a gauzy concept, and more like a nuts and bolts job description for the u.s. government. today, the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin convene him s meeting of dozens, literally dozens of countries, from all around the world in support of ukraine. we all start today from a position of moral clarity. russia is waging a war of choice to indulge the ambitions of one man. ukraine is fighting a war of necessity, to defend its democracy, its sovereignty, and its citizens. but the stakes are reach beyond ukraine, and even beyond europe. russia s invasion is baseless, reckless, and lawless. it is an ....
less of a mantra, less of a dossier concept, a more relaxed nuts and bolts job description for the u.s. government. today the u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin convened a meeting of dozens, literally dozens of countries from all around the world and support of ukraine. we all start today from a position of moral clarity. russia is waging a war of choice to indulge the ambitions of one man. ukraine is fighting a war of necessity, to defend its democracy, its sovereignty, and its citizens. but the stakes are reach beyond ukraine, and even beyond europe. russia s invasion is baseless, reckless, and lawless. it is an affront to the rules based international order, it is a challenge to free people everywhere. as we see this morning, nations of good world will from around the world stand united in our resolve to support ukraine. my trip to kyiv, rainforest my admiration for the way that the ukrainian armed forces are deploying these capabilities. ukraine clearly believes ....
you are in the cnn newsroom. breaking news tonight. former senator orrin hatch has died. his foundation posted a memorial on twitter moments ago writing the hatch foundation sadly announces the passing of senator orrin g. hatch. the former president pro tem of the united states senate and longest serving senator? utah history. he base rated his 88th birthday last month. melanie zinona in washington. and reaction pouring in right now. melanie what are you hearing. the tributes are starting to pour in orrin hatch was a giant on capitol hill. he had a career in the senate that spanned 42 years, which is practically multiple lifetimes on capitol hill. during that time he chaired multiple powerful committees including the senate finance committee. during that time he oversaw the passing of the gop tax law, which was a signature livingston achievement for the republican party under donald trump s tenure. he also briefly ran for president. the campaign didn t go anywhere. he ....