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
his rhetorical warfare and advance of his trial next week on charges brought by the new york district attorney. it should be noted, there s policy proposal for that, too. i will direct a completely overhaul doj to investigate every radical da and agn america for their illegal rate this in reverse enforcement of the law i think the point here is this, there s no question next week donald trump faces the highest stakes legal challenge of his career. but if he survives that first criminal trial and any other that occurs over the course of the coming eight months and wins reelection. he will enter the oval office, embolden personally and with for power than we ve seen probably in decades from a president and a team. we re not hiding this, they re making very clear what they wanna do, how they wanted to do it, and that their supporters want them to deliver eric okay i was i listened to what someone tells you. thanks for joining us. the news continues right here on cnn happening
like the nhs, they are acutely aware right now the country depends on it. and there it is, that smiling baby. and that means depending on carers like rejoice. she is gorgeous! she is. she s from malawi, but is in peterborough with a family on a work visa. this country needs people like me, someone that can put their heart out there and help someone from the heart. outside of this place, do you feel appreciated? not by the country, no, because they think we are numbers, but we re not numbers, we re human beings. but as migration numbers boosted the population here, research from the institute for fiscal studies shows peterborough receives less funding for policing, local governments and public health than it should do according to need. what impact has immigration had here? i think it s made the city grow very quickly. this is sarah s experience. the increase of population does not measure up to the increase of services for people. where are the pressure points? at the hospita
abroad. good evening. a fifth conservative figure is now being investigated by the gambling commission over alleged bets on the timing of the general election. the conservative party has withdrawn its support for two candidates, craig williams and laura saunders. now russell george, a conservative member of the welsh parliament, is being looked into as well. and labour has suspended one of its candidates, kevin craig, who admitted he had bet against himself losing in a suffolk constituency. and now a cabinet minister has said he was joking when he told the bbc he d won more than £2,000 on the timing of the election. more on that in a moment, but here s our political editor chris mason. this is craig williams, a friend and parliamentary aide to the prime minister, he turned down my request for an interview but said this on social media this afternoon. i remain on the ballot paper on the 4th ofjuly and i hope to secure your support after years of delivering. i committed an err
for social care and school places. i m rebecca jones. and in the next hour he ll soon become the 45th president of the united states. donald trump prepares to be sworn in, formally replacing president barack obama in the white house tomorrow at noon that s 5o‘clock uk time. french skipper armel le cleac‘h wins the vendee globe solo round the world yacht good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has outlined her vision of a truly global britain during an address to business leaders at the world economic forum. the prime minister said the uk is facing a period of momentous change and must forge a new role. and she urged international businesses to behave more responsibly, by paying their fair share of tax, and recognising their duties to their staff. mrs may said the world economy must be made to work for everyone, as our business editor simonjack reports from davos. theresa may stepped out to face the global elite she has been so scathing about. an audien