Welcome to the programme. Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro has ruled out accepting a g7 offer of 22 Million Dollars to fight fires in the amazon rainforest unless he gets an apology from his french counterpart, emmanuel macron. Mr bolsonaro said the french leader should apologise for insulting him personally by calling him a liar. Mr macron had accused him of lying about fighting climate change. In recent days mr bolsonaro has insulted mr macrons wife on social media, while mr macron has said he hopes brazilians will soon have a president who is up to thejob. President bolsonaro says the aid money is not needed and he has accused foreign powers of wanting control of the rainforest. Today hes been Holding Meetings with governors from amazonian States Affected by the fires. Heres some of what he had to say. Translation so we dont have anything against the g7, it is the complete opposite. We have something against one of the president s of the g7. Because we know what his intentions are
Ramaswamy and his campaign after an incident involving protesters at his car. In iowa today, ramaswamy claimed the protesters ramped into his car at an event. But police now say that the driver accidentally backed into his car in a parking lot. That driver was not there to protest. And thats all for me. Thanks for watching laura coates is back in her hour starts right now. That was a quick turnaround i was just here, is a deja vu. Its like you never left. Look at this our airings match. Okay thats called alignment. A smooth handover is what we are doing right now. Its like air traffic control. Thank you very much abby philips everyone im laura coates good evening everyone. We talk about the news for a second. The former president Donald Trumps expected to endorse ohio congressman jim jordan to be the next speaker of the house. I want you to think about that for a second. It is an extremely important point and an extremely important position. Think about the role of the speaker of the h
Even when its done our windows. So for Spring Cleaning today, for just 19 Space Shuttle columbia, the final Flight Premiers tomorrow at nine on cnn you are in the cnn newsroom. Hi, everyone. Im jessica dean in new york. We have breaking news out of Northern Gaza tonight where israel is preparing to reopen the erez Border Crossing and to use its port of ashdod to get critical humanitarian aid from israel into gaza. Just hours before the israelhamas war reaches its six month mark this as the un humanitarian aid chief calling the situation in gaza, a quote, betrayal of humanity with 33,000 palestinians in gaza killed and many starving just this week, a deadly israeli strike killed seven humanitarian aid workers from the wellknown aid group world central kitchen, seen as Nic Robertson filed this report from the Erez Crossing when the crossing right behind me. I step out of the way, matches hiv. You can kinda zoom in and take a look thats the erez Border Crossing there on the hill behind yo
Net worth for a member of the house, is that number plus 1 million. Almost exactly. Those are the numbers if you round to the nearest thousand, these are the act numbers. And the bottom number there, thats from the center for responsive politics, thats the median net worth for this freshman slash of members of congress. Its weird, right . Its almost uncanny, theres almost exactly a 1 million increment in net worth between the wealth of americans and the wealth of american representatives in congress. Congress is really rich compared to the rest of the country. It has been that way for a long time. And the disparity has been getting worse for a long time. Between 1984 and 2009, the wealth of an average American Family actually declined slightly. But the median net worth of a member of congress, more than doubled over that time. And congress not only keeps getting richer over time, theyre now getting richer faster. The median net worth of incoming members of congress, that net worth is e
Families who are debating the safety of it depending on where they live. Teachers as well. On the judicial front, the president s closely guarded finances were at the center of two Supreme Court rulings today, decisions that lay down firm markers on the scope and limits of executive power, and they do force trump to extend his battle to keep that information private. The rulings came on the last day of the courts term. In one case, the justices cleared the way for the manhattan d. A. , cyrus vance, to see trumps financial documents himself, which had been subpoenaed by a grand jury as part of that investigation into the hush money payments to two women who claimed they had affairs with trump. The president has denied those allegations still. In the other case, House Democrats were blocked from getting their hands on many of the same records, including trumps tax returns. The Supreme Court sent that case back to lower courts for further review. The new york case will also return to lowe