ance to hello and welcome. to have you as joining us here in the united states and around the world. i m indicating k good to have you with us just ahead opening statements begin in a few hours in donald trump s historic hush money trial. we now know who the first witness will likely be plus us aid package for ukraine is expected to clear the senate after passing in the house. for the ukrainian president worries time is not on their sayyed, they need weapons now and today is earth day de the support environmental protection efforts and raise awareness. cnn speaks with a young up and coming meteorologist about what climate crisis could mean for her generation life from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with lynda kinkade we adjust hours away from opening statements in the first ever criminal trial of a former us president donald trump has pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts because alleged role in a hush-money scheme to conceal an affair with adult film style stormy daniels tr
jeremy diamond didn t tel aviv and this is cnn are expected to begin monday morning in new york city. prosecutors will be telling the jury their side of the story for the very first time protests could very easily escalate. in general, the campus feels extremely only hostile. this is not a welcoming environment. i think this is a very difficult time for a lot of jewish student it sends a messenger motivation for us, ukrainians who are not alone. it sends also very important signal to put in russia that you re not going to win this war live from london this is cnn with max foster hello, and a warm welcome to our viewers, joining us from around the world that max foster, it is a monday, april the 22nd, 9am here in london and 4m in new york are just a few hours. donald trump s historic hush money trial is set to get underway. that s what opening statements will be heard. now that a jury has been sworn in after they statements lawyers for the prosecution and defense will le
Sunday on sydney s bond beach where hundreds gathered to mourn the six people killed in los saturday s westfield mall knife attack australian prime minister anthony albanese was in attendance and paid tribute to the victims we gather here and ban dei to grave for all that has been stolen from us. all the possibility and potential, all the kindness and humanity all the lab and laughter of the six lives snatched away on that hardest of saturday afternoons 12 others were injured in the attack, including a nine month old baby, whose mother was among those killed mash cat mass casualty events are rare in australia, and this is one of city s worst violent crimes in recent years well, the bill that could ban tiktok is headed to the senate, the us house approved legislation targeting the app as part of that massive
Government and the handling not only of the october 7 attack, but also of course, the handling of the operation to rescue hostages from within gaza thank you many ukrainians are breathing a sigh of relief after the us house approved a crucial aid package just ahead, how russia has reacting to tha t this special to our titanic premiere of how it really haven t. sunday at nine on cnn
Question being, why did it take so long for someone to go and is this enough? well, there has been growing criticism of prime minister netanyahu that is certainly where those anti-government protests have been focused. and in fact, we heard from the idf s intelligence branch months ago admitting to those intelligence failures that admission came just a few weeks after october 7. we heard at the time also from the head of shin bet, also acknowledging intelligence failures at the time, said in a statement that despite a series of actions that are carried out by the idf and intelligence branches, they were not able to create sufficient warnings that would allow the attack by hamas to be thwarted. at the time. now of course, we re seeing the resignation of major general aaron haliva, who is the head of the idf s intelligence branch, is someone who has been within this branch four over 30 years. so it is a significant resignation, but again, there are still the growing criticism of prime