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Heading another new low in the latest round of nbc news polls. only 35% of americans say president biden is doing a good job listing the cost of living in the economy is there top concerns. >> 11 minutes after the hour set to begin today in the durham assessment showdown. the first trial into the trump in russia pro. >> even as summer is about impartiality in this case. joins us live and this from washington. good morning. >> good morning, guys, this is the first full day of the trial involving ...

And amy kconey barrett. >> reporter: trump disparaged the judiciary and under cut roberts and his message of impartiality. >> this was an obama judge. >> reporter: prompting roberts of an unusual repute. we have a 6-3 super majority, roberts will have a tougher time convincing colleagues not to overturn roe v. wade, despite his argument about ignoring long standing precedents. >> we look at todays of perspective is going to be a long list of cases that we are going to say is wrongly decided. >> ...

The small courthouse in kyiv that ukrainian justice will have the first say. can a trial be fair in a war? >> tra . >> reporter: the ukrainian lawyer said he has faith in the countrys impartiality, and the court can be trusted to make a reasoned decision he has yet to enter a plea. the size of the media packed inside spoke to the interest and emotion involved on all sides. the court translator told cnn, that she, for her part felt no anger toward the 21-year-old who could face life in jail. afte...

Cant use their army to invade another country and they cant use their army against sif civilians. >> for now in a small courthouse in kyiv that ukrainian justice will have a say. >> reporter: ukrainian lawyer said he had faith in the partiality of the countrys judiciary and the court can be trusted to make a reason decision, he has yet to enter a plea. the kremlin spokesperson says he had no information of the case. the size of the media spoke to the interests and emotion v involved on all side....

Armed Forces of the Philippines chief Gen. Andres Centino (File photo) MANILA - As they secure the May 9 national and local elections on Monday, Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) chief Gen. Andres Centino reminded all military personnel to remain non-partisan and maintain professionalism while going about their poll duties. "Our constitution mandates us to remain non-partisan and neutral thus we must perform our task to secure with utmost integrity, impartiality, and professionalism,&qu...

In the negotiations? the interesting thing around articulating the concept of impartiality and i say this out loud as someone who is about to take on a job which will be rightly hugely scrutinised around impartiality, which is that there is a difference, isnt there, between robustly pursuing a line of questioning with a senior politician, for instance, in the name of trying to work out what a politician believes, find new stuff out. there was a difference between that and assuming the line of qu...

This with an open mind in terms of, what specifically, when you make the suggestion there about a problem with impartiality, are you thinking of particular things where you are watching the tv or listening to the radio or whatever and just think, blimey, they are not getting that right. they are not thinking of that in the round or whatever. if we were doing a training course, they would show a clip and say, what did you think of that clip? so can you give us a version of that? so my issue recen...

But a lot of conservative mps would probably argue for it not to be sold. actually, that brings us on to impartiality. and chris is going to be our impartialitier in chief in a couple of weeks! i mean, hes already very impartial, like we all are. you talk about bbc impartiality. give us some hints about how we could do that better from your point of view. what have we been getting wrong? lets first of all establish, does the bbc have a problem with impartiality? yes, it does. your director—gen...

ISLAMABAD, April 16 (Xinhua) -- Raja Pervaiz Ashraf took oath on Saturday as the 22nd speaker of Pakistan National Assembly, or the lower house of the country p

Instead of drawing on the lessons of its own negotiated settlement and its rich history of peace-making in Africa, Pretoria chose to appease Russia.