jesse watters, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. it s game on. joe biden and donald trump have both locked down their party s nominations, setting america up for the first presidential rematch in nearly 70 years. but joe biden shouldn t expect smooth sailing to reelection. uncommitted voters are still racking up double digit support in several states, and old yeller has still seen no state of the union poll bump yet in his approval rating. making matters work for the president, democrats are losing their longtime advantage with black and hispanic voters with support shrinking towards lowes0 years. so maybe that is why joe biden is leaning heavily on racial diversity in this new campaign video. are you ready to defend democracy? are you ready to protect our freedom? and are you ready to win this election? jeanine: and former president trump is ready to rumble after locking up the nomination. hello, everyone. it s your f
on a passenger plane, trying to get into the cockpit three times in midair before being restrained. first tonight, the future of tiktok in the u.s. the house votes to ban it, unless the chinese company that owns it sells it. the concern here in this country over national security. and with tiktok fighting back tonight, what does tiktok look like in china? why are there far more restrictions and protections in china for young people on tiktok than here in the u.s.? and tonight, what will the senate now do next? rachel scott live on the hill. the breaking headline from georgia. the judge in the case against donald trump dropping six charges, three of them against trump, ten charges against trump remain. with the judge s decision now on the future of d.a. fani willis coming at any time. tonight, the scare onboard a passenger jet flying from san diego to washington, d.c. that young man, a student pilot, trying to breach the cockpit multiple times. what they had to do to res
in midair before being restrained. first tonight, the future of tiktok in the u.s. the house votes toen ba it, unless the chinese company that owns it sells it. the concern here in this country over national security. and with tiktok fighting back tonight, what does tiktok look like in china? why are there far more restrictions and protections in china for young people on tiktok than here in the u.s.? and tonight, what will the senate now do next? rachel scott live on the hill. the breaking headline from georgia. the judge in the case against donald trump dropping six charges, three of them against trump, ten charges against trump remain. with the judge s decision now on the future of d.a. fani willis coming at any time. tonight, the scare onboard a passenger jet flying from san diego to washington, d.c. that young man, a student pilot, trying to breach the cockpit multiple times. tonight, he s facing federal charges. also tonight, another united boeing jet with a pro
unrwa said the strike was carried out despite the centre s location being given to israeli forces. one of the main leaders vying for power in haiti has rejected an agreement that led to the resignation of the prime minister, ariel henry, on monday. guy philippe, who served a prison sentence in the us for drug trafficking, says he s planning peaceful protests against the deal. far right dutch politician, geert wilders, has failed in his bid to become the country s prime minister. his anti migrant freedom party emerged as the biggest after elections in november but coalition talks have repeatedly broken down. the european parliament has approved what it calls trailblazing new rules on the use of artificial intelligence. the ai act regulates the technology according to risk. there s one more step to go before the eu formally adopts the legislation later this year. for some time now the governments in europe and the united states have identified. tiktok as a threat to their nati
for more information how you can help victims of hawaii wildfires go to cnn.com/impact or text hawaii to 707070 to donate. the lead with jake tapper starts right now. a brand new special counsel now focused on hunter biden. the lead starts right now. the attorney general s surprise announcement. the prosecutor who was overseeing the hunter case is now being elevated to a special counsel. what will this mean for the president s son? what will this mean for the president? and donald trump might be told to zip it. the judge in the 2020 election fraud case signaling that she is going to be willing to restrict sensitive evidence as she tells trump s attorneys the former president s right to free speech is not absolute. and hawaii s catastrophe sadly getting worse. historic towns gone, homes burned to the ground, 55 lives confir confirmed lost, and that number is sadly expected to climb. welcome to the lead i m jake tapper. and we start with our law and justice lead