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the game from who will win to even player performances, or a specific events during me now, shams urania, senior lead nba insider for the atlantic, he broke this story is also a partner and online gambling company fanduel sham. this is pretty unbelievable to think about this happening. and now a lifetime ban, we've heard from at least one retired superstar about this. here's what shaquille o'neal had to say before the nba announced this punishment, listen if you were teammate of a guy in the story came out would, how would you feel about your teammates if it ended up being true to the face that. >> i'm conversation, number one, why? you just messed up your money, you mess up your family's money and you got some people looking at us your the nba scoop machine that idea, if people look at it us, he's thinking that people will book look at not just this player, but others as well.
direction of a juror, he was reprimanded like any other defendant would be by judge merchan. this process is proceeding so normally the judge believes a jury will be seated in time for opening statements to begin on mondays, which is way ahead of the two-week time line he estimated earlier this week. joining me now george conway, attorney and contributor to the atlantic. i know you were in the vicinity, you were in the zone, and i want to hear about what that was like. but first, what do you make of the dissidence between trump asserting this is all such an unfair jury selection process and the fact seven jurors have already been selected? >> he's going to say everything is unfair in the matter no matter how it comes out. and he thinks he's going to get unlimited parentry challenges.
passage for western traders. there are tensions to add other choke point locations. this video shows houthi militants storming a british registered cargo ship in november. that was on an approach to the babur mandeb strait, a gateway to the red sea with suez canal to the north. it's often been in the news with ships targeted by those militias or drone attacks from yemen. according to the international monetary fund, suez canal trade fell by half in the early months of this year compared to the beginning of 2023. it's driven traders around the cape of good hope at enormous cost in time and money, and it's come at a huge cost to the egyptian economy, highly reliant on the canal for billions of dollars of income. further west, one more choke point, the panama canal. water shortages there have led the authorities to reduce the volume of shipping travelling between the atlantic and pacific 0ceans. the imf reckons that trade on that route has fallen by nearly a third over the past year. although tensions are high, the closure of the strait
you see biden being very strong with china. and doing some of the steel tariffs he did yesterday. continuing to push on this. trump is worried about this movement so he had to talk about it in his speech yesterday. we're going back and forth on these issues and they will continue to dominate the election in the next 201 days. >> dana: matt, president trump didn't speak yet today at the trial. we're waiting to see it if it happens. he is here in new york. he had that what i thought was a smart campaign stop at the bodega the other night doing what he can while he has to be here. jim mentioned the two things driving democrats together. i would say another one is also going against trump. how do you compare what president trump is able to do right now with what we were just talking about in terms of the atlantic saying the campaign for the biden team lacks true vision? >> look, president trump needs to do his best with what he can. you saw the bodega stop.
to avoid ash clouds. and we leave you with pictures out of iceland, where another volcano has been erupting for the last few months. the lava and volcanic plume of gas has combined with the world famous northern lights to put on a wonderful display. this timelapse footage filmed on wednesday shows the amazing view over the eruption site in the south west of the country. stay with us here on bbc news. i truly started thursday morning, temperatures as low as —4 in the lake district. a touch of frost in the morning but the weather story is changing. high pressure trying to squeeze in from the atlantic, topping across a height of the weather front bringing topping across a height of the weatherfront bringing a topping across a height of the weather front bringing a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain. showery rain move on its way across
according to espn and the atlantic, his contract with the raptors was valued at $415,000 seeing it hasn't be able to verify that, but he only won $21,000 from bedding. now, i'm not suggesting this is chump change for the average person. this is significant amounts of money, but still compared to what he is losing now and what he gained from beading why on earth would a player risks their entire career? >> to bet on a game laura, that's the question. >> everyone is asking. and sure. could there be another example down the line potentially, but there's a lot on the line for nba players. not only is it their career, the average nba salaries, about $56 you get a pension when you play for a period of time. there's all these bends the best that comes with being an nba player to throw that all the way for jontay porter. finally, he, he had some footing indian be on the two-way contract with the robbers. any did play at a solid level to really throw that away and blow it. i think
if it did happen, this trial could take forever. would you strike everybody in manhattan? it's crazy. >> yes. >> he would not have to do that. it would take the entire year in the next year and the year after that but he would have to sit there. but that is classic donald trump donald trump thinks the rules don't apply to him and if they do apply to him than it is unfair and that is his whole stick. >> so far it really feels like, and you wrote to this in the atlantic. it is like perceiving apace in an almost humdrum fashion with the exception of these outbursts. i do have to ask you about this because judge marchand has not been playing around with this. i think it was a few hours ago, trump shared, reposted on truth social, this claim from jesse watters of fox. they are catching undercover liberal activists lying to the judge in order to get on the trump jury. so saith jesse watters. does that run up to the line of
it is 6:00 a.m. here on the east coast. it is thursday, april 18th, and welcome to "fox & friends" live from new york. take a look. the shocking pro-palestinian protest happening on new york city streets just off of columbia university's campus last night. [cheers] >> steve: this was on the same day the ivy league president faced her day of reckoning on capitol hill. how did she do? we will tell you in 60 seconds. >> brian: media laughing off the possibility of impartial jury as trump's hush money trial resumes today. >> yeah, i hate trump. but i could be impartial. >> i know you are excited but don't cheer too loud. we need you to get picked for jury duty. [laughter] >> ainsley: plus the coast guard saves the day. look at this video capturing a pregnant woman on a news ship being airlifted from the middle of the atlantic. >> lawrence: look at all those guys.
the groundhog day -like tedium of jury selection and its repetitive question and after trump spoke and gestured in the direction of the juror he was reprimanded, as any other defendant would be, by judge juan marchand who said he would not have jurors intimidated in his courtroom. this process is proceeding so normally that judge marchand believes a jury will be seated in time for opening statements to begin on monday, which is way ahead of the two-week timeline he estimated earlier this week. joining me now is george conway, attorney and contributor to the atlantic. thank you for being here. i know you were in the vicinity, you are in the zone, and i want to hear about what that was like. first, what do you make of the dissonance between trump asserting that this was all such an unfair jury selection process and the fact that seven jurors have already been selected? >> he is going to say everything is unfair, no matter how it comes out. he thinks he is going to get unlimited peremptory challenges. it does not happen.
i couldn't be more proud of her. it's hoped by sharing that pride, they can give hope to others. emma baugh, bbc look east. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. it was a chilly start to our thursday morning with temperatures as low as minus four in the lake district. so, yes, a touch of frost here first thing in the morning. but the weather story is changing. high pressure trying to squeeze in from the atlantic. toppling across the high is a weather front, bringing a lot of cloud and, yes, some outbreaks of rain, showery rain moving its way across scotland, some heavier bursts from time to time. it will push its way into northern england and north wales, perhaps just clinging on to some late afternoon sunshine across east anglia and south east england with highs here of 15 degrees. but the rain will sweep its way steadily south through the evening and overnight, a blanket of cloud and rain then preventing temperatures from falling too far here. but still some clearing skies,