least you understand the process in this consistency in the certainty, thatis this consistency in the certainty, that is something that i think some of the prime minister will appreciate and they do have some shared goals. i think the very keen to work with the us on climate and obviously, with hosting in november, thatis obviously, with hosting in november, that is a key area where the boris johnson will be keen to build on that relationship withjoe biden, evenif that relationship withjoe biden, even if they do come from radically different persuasions and obviously, there are those injoe biden steamed are a bit sceptical of boris johnson, shall we say stop while very did very diplomatically put, rachel. it is, joe biden once again the independent has him on the front page. not talk about northern ireland, he is in fact unveiling his first gun control measures since taking office. never prayed when it comes to gun from the united states. the figures are extremely high but he
d.h.s. are unaccompanied minors. lawmakers who have been on the ground there are speaking out about the shocking conditions. take a listen. they are not six feet apart or three feet apart. not even six inches apart. lying on the floor covered in emergency reflective blankets. it is a manmade crisis. joe biden caused this. the other bad news it doesn t look like officials are seeing a light at the end of this tunnel. u.s. border patrol deputy chief ortiz in texas shared this prediction with fox news. as we re looking at the threat and some of the traffic patterns that we see, i fully expect based upon what we ve already apprehended in looking at what s remaining in the fiscal year that we will have approximately a million apprehensions or encounters this year. gillian: casey stiegel is live in eagle pass. what can you tell us? gillian, i can tell you the numbers show just what he was talking about. they are not slowing at any level. in fact, in the last 30 days a sen
of two new police shootings as republican-led states pass laws targeting protestors and drivers who run them over. we ll talk to the mother of heather higher when a white nationalist plowed his car into a crowd of counter protesters. breaking news overseas. hopes of rescuing 53 sailors off the indonesian island of bali now fading. officials announcing they have found pieces of the vessel. good morning, everybody. it is saturday, april 24th. i m lindsey reiser. i m in for kendis. the last time you were here it was march 14th, 2020. we were not sitting this far apart. no. cruise ships had been docked. flights from the u.k. and ireland had stopped. the presidential campaign had paused and nobody knew what we were getting ourselves into. we had to say 100, 150,000 people could die and that seemed unthinkable. here we are upwards of 500,000. good to be with you. we have a lot of news to cover. we have a team of reporters and analysts. we ll get to the breaking news
pushing to get the 50 votes needed for the legislation to pass. we are determined to get the american rescue plan across the finish line. we don t care how many amendments they have, how many hours, how many days, we re going to get this done because this is about, you know, getting vaccinations in people s arms and financial help to people and kids back in school safely. we re going to be talking to that senator stabenow ourselves. in the meantime, if successful, the bill will head back for one final vote and on to president biden s desk for his signature. the final version of this bill includes a third round of stimulus checks, $1,400 for those who qualify, billions of dollars in funding to state and local governments and, again, $300 a week in jobless benefits until september, with a tax relief provision, 11th hour compromise that sparked this heated exchange on the senate floor overnight. suddenly, if you re on unemployment insurance, you don t have to pay taxes but
now on bbc news, donald trump was the first president to be impeached twice by the lower chamber of congress, and the first to be put on trial after leaving office. christian fraser reports on an unprecedented moment in us history. it was an unprecedented moment in us history. donald trump, the first president to be impeached twice by the lower chamber of congress, was also the first to be put on trial after leaving office. they were the gravest charges everfaced by a us president incitement of insurrection. the former president was alleged to have made false allegations of election fraud, and onjanuary 6 to have encouraged his supporters to storm the capitol. we fight like hell, and if you don t fight like hell you re not going to have a country any more. conviction would require a two thirds majority in the upper chamber of congress, the senate. 17 of the 50 republican senators would need to break with donald trump. new evidence brought the actions of his supporters that