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saturday afternoon, the house passed a series of bills sending military aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan. the eight for israel also increase two-minute turn really for gaza. when it comes to supporting ukraine, a majority of house republicans voted against the bill picked democrats picked up the slack helping house speaker mike johnson get the bill over the line. as for israel aid, 37 democrats and 21 republicans voted against that portion of the package. joining us now, our nbc news congressional correspondent, julie circuit. >> julie, good morning to you. what did it take to get this thing to actually come into the vision and focus and happen, given all the drama leading up to yesterday? and what has been the repercussions from yesterday patients vote? >> it took many months for speaker johnson to finally decide to put the aid bill on the floor, specifically the $60 billion that would go to arming ukraine.
and in whether a breeze will make a huge difference to how your day feels today. i will have the full forecast. it's sunday april 21. our main story: ukraine has been given a lifeline in its fight against russia after the us approved a multibillion—dollar military aid package. the bill pledging $61 billion, which equates to nearly £50 billion pounds, in military support, has been approved after six months of stalling in congress. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky has thanked america for protecting his country. 0ur washington correspondent nomia iqbal reports. on this vote, the yays are 311 and the nays are 112. the bill is passed. the moment has been a long time coming. after more than six months, a bill pledging further military aid
in sport, manchester city end a difficult week with a big win. they're through to the fa cup final with a 1—0 victory over chelsea at wembley. and i am at the london marathon where tens of thousands of people including a rhinoceros and helicopter will be taking on the ruling 26.2 mile challenge. and in whether cloud amounts and strength of breeze will make a huge difference to how the date feels i will have the full forecast later. it's sunday april 21. our main story: ukraine has been given a lifeline in its fight against russia after the us approved a multibillion—dollar military aid package.
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>> we are shaming latina women on the show. >> alicia and i are but somebody's now. good to see you. have a good day. velshi starts now. good morning, sunday, april 21st. about 24 hours now, opening statements begin in the first ever criminal trial of a former president. tomorrow morning, the republic party's presumptive residential nominee, donald trump will be back in a manhattan courtroom as a defendant facing 34 felony counts. those charges stem from his alleged role in falsifying business records to cover up payments made to suppress a potential scandal, just days before the 2016 presidential election. those opening statements are going to give the public a preview of the case that both
♪ narrator: after meeting online and living for a while in europe, fred and sherry engel married and moved his consulting business to myrtle beach, south carolina, in 2006. the couple, both in their early 50s, lived in a complex called carolina forest. carolina forest -- it was really a planned-unit development, but it stretches into what was just a bare tract, a wildlife tract, for many, many acres. narrator: tom and karen rickerson were the engels' next-door neighbors. we knew her first because she lived in myrtle beach before fred s able, with his job, to move there. they were very quiet, you know, like, you know, to themselves. very nice people. narrator: shortly before midnight on april 21, 2008,
place in morocco. it's described as the toughest footrace on earth as it covers 252 kilometres spread over six stages. nearly 900 athletes from 58 countries have been taking part. moroccan runner rachid el—morabity won his tenth title covering the final 21 kilometre stage in 1 hour, 22 minutes and 5 seconds, just two seconds ahead. congratulations to him. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. as many of you have discovered this week, in the sunshine, feeling quite pleasant, but out of it and in the breeze, a rather cold feel. and it's the chillier side of things which will dominate through this coming week. high pressure that's with us will push its way out westwards, opening the door to more northerly winds, which will keep that colder air in place. and with low pressure dominant later in the week, rainfall also becomes a bit more of an issue. now, it's not going to be as wet as it has been through recent weeks, most areas will see some showers