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Learn about Indiana's rich military history when you visit these 12 museums. Explore artifacts, honor fallen soldiers, and pay tribute on Memorial Day.
hours. so far wade has earned more than $650,000 for his work on the case. >> he's doing things like billing 24 hours in a day. >> why is that? >> elwith, look, attorneys work hard, and technically it is possible to bill 24 hours in a day, of course. i have never met an attorney ever and i don't think anyone i know has ever met an attorney who has billed 24 hours in a day. and this 24 hours in a day isn't being billed to a private client. it's being billed to the taxpayers of fulton county. >> reporter: no doubt the 127-page legal filing from trump codefendant and former campaign official michael roman has been fodder for gossip but noticeably missling was any direct evidence of an improper relationship. bad optics is something willis has already been reprimanded for once when she held a political fund-raiser for a political rival of one of the case's codefendants. >> i don't think it's an actual conflict. it's a what are you thinking moment if the optics are horrific. >> reporter: persecution not
frustration that ukraine has not been admitted into nato. president biden, jake sullivan who we'll talk to later, the national security adviser, who say that day is coming but frankly the member states of nato don't want to be dragged into this war with russia. >> exactly. and that day isn't coming soon enough for president zelenskyy. i think you can expect him to continue to make his case for why ukraine should be fast tracked as a member nation for nato even though the u.s. and other countries have said plainly the time is not right because conditions haven't been met yet. from a security reform perspective and a democratic reform perspective. you saw yesterday before he got here president zelenskyy called this unprecedented. he said this kind of uncertainty says something about the weakness of this position. and ultimately the u.s. officials and the white house this morning are responding by
they are still sticking with him. she said they don't care about the indictment. now that is in contrast to the presidents approach here. the white house is, and also noticeably the presidents reelection campaign. which is starting up here. yet they have declined to comment on this. what they've also declined to do, caitlin, is to fund-raise off the former presidents indictment and his arrest. typically, you look at this as a potential political gold mine for political opponent. but instead, the president's political advisers have decided that the risks of fundraising off of this, of the potential appearance in the propriety, are feeling those republican attacks, that president biden is carrying out some kind of politicized prosecution here. that the risks ultimately outweigh the potential benefits. so ultimately, they are simply relying on this split screen that we are seeing, of the former president. the chaos that voters are being reminded of. and the current president, instead focused on doing his job. caitlin? >> all right, jeremy diamond. thank you. jake? >> it has been a remarkable and remarkably difficult today to witness. a sad day in american history. up to, and including what donald trump had to say this evening. and of course, the day isn't even over. neither is the reaction to it. >> certainly not, jake. i'm
they also say the industry's biggest companies committed an extra £100 million to tackle gambling related harm and will have donated £110 million by 202a. the women at the centre are now looking to the future. how are you getting on? if there is one thing you wanted to say to staff, what would you say? thank ou. for to staff, what would you say? thank you. for everything. _ to staff, what would you say? thank you. for everything. you _ to staff, what would you say? thank you. for everything. you taught - to staff, what would you say? thank you. for everything. you taught me | you. for everything. you taught me how to love myself. it you. for everything. you taught me how to love myself.— you. for everything. you taught me how to love myself. it makes me very emotional- — how to love myself. it makes me very emotional. sorry. _ how to love myself. it makes me very emotional. sorry. it— how to love myself. it makes me very emotional. sorry. it is— how to love myself. it makes me very emotional. sorry. it is massive, - emotional. sorry. it is massive, isn't _ emotional. sorry. it is massive, isn't it? — emotional. sorry. it is massive, isn't it? it— emotional. sorry. it is massive, isn't it? it is— emotional. sorry. it is massive, isn't it? it is massive. that report from rachel stonehouse. if you would like more information about gambling addiction and organisations that offer advice and support, there are details available via the bbc�*s actionline website at bbc.co.uk/actionline or recorded information on the free
all about, their day isn't over yet. one of our neighbours kindly gave us a bottle of bubbly, so we're going to sit and have a good look through all the coins. might even get the hot tub going! fiona trott, bbc news york. let's go back to the news i mentioned a moment ago that the royal archives are being opened up to research is looking into links between the monarchy and slavery. nicholas witchell is our royal correspondent, what you make of this news, nick? aha, correspondent, what you make of this news. nick?— news, nick? a sensitive area, a very im ortant news, nick? a sensitive area, a very important study. _ news, nick? a sensitive area, a very important study, important - news, nick? a sensitive area, a very important study, important for - news, nick? a sensitive area, a very important study, important for the l important study, important for the royal family to be seen to be fully addressing this. remember, it was this issue which pretty much derailed the cambridges, as they were there, their visit to the caribbean a year ago. so buckingham palace is throwing open the doors to the royal archives and the royal collection, cooperating fully with these three independent study to be carried out by a phd historian, a
to the democratic convention in 2020. i thought she was the sharper speaker back in that particular campaign cycle. there is always -- >> he says the same thing, her husband. >> yeah. >> tell you the same thing. >> that's why a lot of people have always surmised that she might actually be one of the stronger democrat candidates for president sometime in the future. i know they say that's not a possibility. she clearly has an instinct for giving a very sharp political speech. and delivering a line. >> it's not typical of ex first ladies but she's got that latitude. the core point is that great presidents, american presidents, american political leaders always emphasized even in the middle of the civil war, jon meacham talking about abraham lincoln, more unites us than divides us. >> i hope that's right. >> it is. >> it doesn't feel that way sometimes after sitting here. nia you know it. seven years we've been here -- >> keep the faith. >> feels so divided we can't get back together. unity isn't possible.
day isn't about me or barack. it's not even about these beautiful paintings. it's about telling the fuller story. a story that includes every single american it in every single corner of the country, so that our kids and grandkids can see something more for themselves. and as much as some folks might want us to believe that that story has lost some of its shine, that division and discrimination and everything else might have them it's light, i still know, deep in my heart, that what we hear as my husband continues to say, he's so much bigger than what we don't. our democracy is so much stronger than our differences. >> nia, the former presidents anti-strategy is rooted in division. and allies have picked up that technique. is democracy really stronger than that when elected leaders