you won t physicians mutual wednesday, may 29th, right now on cnn this morning, 12 manhattan jurors about to begin deciding the fate of a former president will it impact the future of the country? plus ahead. all right your question robert de niro taking on trump and tangling with his supporters outside the manhattan courthouse and hurricane-force winds pushing an american airlines 7307 completely away from the gate with no one at the helm? and the best of america s pastime finally, getting there dues. major league baseball, shaking up the all-time record books 6:00 a.m. here in washington. alive. look at new york city is a town that is going to start deliberating donald trump s fate here later on this morning. good morning, everyone. i m kasie hunt. it s wonderful to have you with us the arguments have been made and now it s time for 12 ordinary people from manhattan to decide whether or not donald trump is a criminal, a decision that might shake up the race for presiden
opponent. turning to international news, an explosion is being called unintentional by poland s president and nato. the president described the explosion as unfortunate accident. early indications that it was caused by ukraine attempting to defend itself against russian missiles. there was intentional, the explosion dominated discussions during the final hours of the g-20 summit from nato pole sland a nato country. he said he could have been mistaken. he was asked that he he asked that ukraine be involved in the investigation of the incident. regardless of the missile s origin, nato, u.s., and polish
unaffected. mr. ambassador, what are the greatest challenges facing poland right now as we as far as we ve moved into this war? and you ve had so many migrants come across the border. what do the people of poland need from the united states and its nato allies? the most important challenge was the one we faced a few years ago after that incident in southeastern poland. in my opinion, it is glaringly obvious that that tragic event would have not occurred had russia not to invaded ukraine in the first place. it s very important for us to stress it very open and clearly. ultimately, it s the kremlin which is responsible for all the atrocities committed on ukrainian soil since the beginning of the aggression.
disagreements over what went wrong with the midterms. we ll have more on the simmering feud that s now exploded out into the open. and in just a moment, we will speak with poland s ambassador to the united states after the fog of war in ukraine led to an accidental missile strike, killing two people. let s begin with a number of topmegadonors as they break with donald trump. stephen schwarzman will not back his campaign. he says america does better when its leaders are rooted in today and tomorrow, not today and yesterday. i schwarzman had been a massive supporter of donald trump financially. he s not the only republican megadonor deciding not to
military leaders view the current state of the ukraine. during a press briefing yesterday, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley offered a scathing review of russia s campaign. across the entire front line trace of some 900 or so kilometers, ukrainians have achieved success after success after access. and the russians have failed every single time. they ve lost strategically. they ve lost operationally. and i repeat, they lost tactically. russia changed their war aims in march and the beginning of april. their war of choice then focused on the seizure of the donbas, the luhansk. that was their operational objectives and they failed there. then they changed again and expanded to seize zaporizhzhia and kherson.