sandwich. [laughter] i appreciate, symone, you leaning into the fact that i m an economic journalist to point out that yes, in the two hours that you ve been on, dangerous the don trump owes continues to accrue. have yourselves a great day. more money! have yourselves a great rest of the day. see you tomorrow morning. goodbye, ali. good morning. it is saturday, february 17th. ali velshi. we re not even two full months into 2024. donald trump has already had quite a year politically. he has never been stronger. he has dominated the republican primaries and is on the fast- track to clinch the presidential nomination. his life away from the campaign trail is entirely different story. in the eyes of the law, he has never been more vulnerable. as his legal problems intensify, the penalties for his misconduct pileup. yesterday, the former president was ordered to pay a total of 453 point $5 million for his company s deceptive financial practices. the judgment includes 354 poi
borrowied on this property on the banks of the potomac river just south of washington, d.c. this is said to be the most visited historic estate in the country. i m here to speak about my new book to rescue the constitution george washington and the fragile american experiment out october 10th. it s really the story of how washington was the human embodiment of the document that guarantees our liberty. the u.s. constitution. i will also moderate an annual event called the founding debates. more on that a little later. but, first, we begin back in washington, about 20 miles from here with a constitutional showdown. lawmakers on capitol hill are rapidly approaching the deadline to fund the federal government to try to avoid a partial shutdown. the biden administration and congressional democrats are ready to put 100 percent of the blame for any shutdown on republicans. particularly house republicans. correspondent mark meredith starts us off tonight live from the north lawn with
free. start watching tv for free with tableau switching to tableau has really this is cnn breaking news this sunday on fredricka whitfield and we begin with breaking news in the middle east, just moments ago, a possible disruption and israel strategy in gaza, leading minister in israel s war cabinet, benny gantz announces that he is leaving his position we live the government the emergency government which heavy are complete you not we stand together for the campaign for israel, for generations. so in order to get real victory or chubby so far, we are going to go elections scale. and at the end of it, we ll have government that will have the confidence of people gantz s the chief opposition leader to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he joined israel s emergency war cabinet and the days after the october 7 attacks. but gantz had been a frequent critic of the prime minister repeatedly calling on netanyahu to agree to cease fire terms to bring hostages home. gantz s
sport on bbc news: how a run in with eddiejones‘ dog has apparently put owen farrell at risk of missing the six nations clash with scotland on saturday! good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at 6. the chancellor has been forced to defend his budget and the controversial changes to increase national insurance for self employed workers. that s despite a tory manifesto pledge not to raise national insurance. it s angered a number of conservative backbenchers and been roundly criticised by labour. there has been partial backing for the increase from the influential think tank the institute for fiscal studies, but overall it described the chancellor s plans as a sticking plaster rather than a fundamental review. our chief political correspondent vicki young has been following the day s events. he says he s backing business, but visiting the west midlands today the chancellor had to fend off accusations that he s bashing the workers who keep the wheels of the economy turning.
the queen unveiled a memorial dedicated to both soldiers and civilians at a special service in central london. and what happened to the baby chimp rescued by a bbc investigation after being captured by traffickers? good evening and welcome to bbc news. the chancellor has been forced to defend his budget and the controversial changes to increase national insurance for self employed workers. that s despite a tory manifesto pledge not to raise national insurance. it s angered a number of conservative backbenchers and been roundly criticised by labour. there has been partial backing for the increase from the influential think tank the institute for fiscal studies, but overall it described the chancellor s plans as a sticking plaster rather than a fundamental review. our chief political correspondent vicki young has been following the day s events. he says he s backing business, but visiting the west midlands today the chancellor had to fend off accusations that he s bashing the w