undemocratic than putting your political opponent in prison. the american people voted to put trump in power. then they voted to take that power away. and that s how things work in america. now that trump is running again a filthy d.a. rah sass sinating your right to vote. what s the crime? the indictment says under new york state law is a felony to falsify business records. we cannot and will not normalize serious criminal conduct coldcock an asian lady not serious. push into the subway not serious. make a error in a general ledger serious conduct. the thousands of businesses that put things in the wrong ledger don t they have to worry? no, why. because their owners aren t running for president. how is trump going to get a fair trial in new york? how can you going to pick a jury in how many jurors have no opinion on donald trump? who the is jury foreman rachel maddow. bragg doesn t understand this case he can t explain it. he says trump broke election law he did not put the
exploration to the moon and beyond. the un nuclear watchdog makes it official that a team is going to ukraine s powerplant, amid fears of a catastrophe. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church . thank you for being with us. we will start in the southern u.s. in jackson, mississippi and neighboring communities are keeping an eye on the river. expected to crest well above flood stage in the coming hours. water has already swamped parts of the city and some neighborhoods lost power. the state has distributed more than 100,000 sandbags and is stippling drones to assess water levels along the river s path. the jackson mayor has been sounding the alarm for days, telling those in flood prone areas to evacuate. he told cnn that the city learned critical lessons from flooding two years ago that took weeks to fully reseed. if we risk the life of one individual, that is one too many. we want to make certain that we know that both people and individuals to
ban, saying it makes no sense that people can purchase a weapon that fires up to 300 rounds. he called on congress to cooperate and said his powers alone don t go that far. this on a day he also urged our country to unite, honoring sacrifice of our troops. president biden remembering americans who made the ultimate sacrifice in what he called a sacred memorial day ritual. we must never betray the lives laid down to make our nation a beacon to the world, a citadel of liberty and justice for everyone. reporter: biden marked the importance of defending democracy amid russia s war in ukraine. also mourned on the anniversary of his son beau s deathed, a veteran who died of brain cancer. biden addressed the families of the 2,461 service members who lost their lives in afghanistan but made no mention of the 13 who died under his watch during the withdrawal, the only armed forces to die by enemy attack since he took office. the ceremonies coming one day after biden privately grie
Handmade products during the course of the years. Patta is a traditional form of needle of work mostly produced irans kermon province. This beautiful handicraft is usually adoned with the botter jeg design and is seen on the everyday objects that people use in their homes. Now what im holding right now is table cloth, imagine seeing this on the table every day. A typical hatted design is made up of a piece. Each corner, a turret or flower motif in the center and an arch or mehrab each side, this time consuming in fiber rich embelishment is what gives the pattern its value and desirability. The paisly is also a reoccurring pattern in one of ancient handicraft snow pottery. Designing earth and way in iran started about 4000 bc and since then paysly has been repeatedly used on clay objects in different forms and patterns. Another popular artwork that abundantly makes use of the paisly is reverse glass painting, this art flourished about 600 years in iran and is still one of the best mediu
Commute. Chuck, what did you think of that new road . Its amazing. It really is. I mean for a brief moment we felt as if we had that corner of the city to ourselves. Then the gold rush came. But at first traffic was pretty light. I dont think a lot of drivers expected it to open when it did. This is a view from the first vehicle behind Highway Patrol officers as they reopen doyle drive from the Golden Gate Bridge into San Franciscos presidio happening at 9 00 p. M. Eight full hours ahead of schedule. I got a little tears in my eyes, actually watching the first cars come off through the tunnels and down these intersections. Its been a lot of work. Reporter the drive into the city offered the line of Drivers Behind us sweeping drews of the parklike presidio two lanes ss near the palace of fine arts. Since late thursday night, construction on the mile and a half roadway kept about 300 crews busy around the clock. The major arteries around the city challenged the city and tourists to get a