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we can see candidate trump is not helpful for defendant trump. but you know, trump has matched these things together, the legal system, his quest for power, his quest to stay in office, and i thought biden did a good job of getting in there and getting out. >> we also have douglas, this image, of folks in bracing, excited about this because for some people this is a big moment. yesterday, that was outside. of course, you have your vj day memories. >> you know, you realize people were watching each time. it doesn't happen, it doesn't happen. so i think expectations were kind of low. it could be a hung jury. when this came over, it really hit people in a profound way. i know there is consensus. the republicans have coalesced around trump via marge, quickly, because he is their nominee. but it is going to look like mccarthyism gone mad.
mr netanyahu hasn't yet responded. since on friday, when this deal was announced, his office has issued only two statements, short and vague, without explicitly supporting the deal, which was described by president biden as an israeli proposal. now, the families of the hostages who remain in captivity in gaza are urging the prime minister to support the deal. they say that time is running out to rescue the hostages. so a lot of pressure on the prime minister. for hamas, this is perhaps the best deal they can expect. they say they will support this deal if israel does. let's take a look at some of the stories making the headlines in the uk election. officials in the indian state of uttar pradesh say at least 33 people working at polling stations died of heat—stroke over the weekend — saturday was the final day of voting in the country's election. at one point, a temperature ofjust under 47 celsius was recorded. donald trump has suggested that his supporters could reach "breaking point" if he is sent
damaging information from the voting public. the scheme violated new york election law. >> the investigation is ongoing. >> this is one chapter. i caution people against reading ahead. the work continues. the work never stops. >> i did my job. we did our job. many voices out there. the only voice that matters is the voice of the jury, and the jury has spoken. >> fact checked, true. in our system when there are criminal prosecutions, it is only the jury that matters, not the criticism, and not even the da even though this da has proven himself quite effective, the only one to win against defendant trump. that is a look at how we got here. coming up in this special edition, we look at the decisions being made. bob woodward is next.
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>> hello, i am re: millbrook covering the first conviction of a former president in american history. thursday, may 30th, 2024 is now etched in all of our collective experiences, the day a jury found donald trump guilty. the day a man who spent his life outrunning lawsuits from citizens, symbols cases, federal probes, congressional inquiries, a record-breaking two impeachments in one presidential term, a historic rico charge and unprecedented to federal indictments, the president who delayed accountability on all those cases over many years which involved all kinds of evidence of wrongdoing found, he could not outrun a jury of his peers.
barbara plett usher has more from johnannesburg. this is a country at a crossroads. the historic inequalities of apartheid have not been erased and the people have had enough. last week, they went to the polls and voted for change, delivering a dramatic drop in support to african national congress. today, the president spoke for the first time. people have given effect to the clarion call that has resonated across generations. that the people shall govern, our people have spoken. whether we like it or not, they have spoken. the anc�*s disastrous showing has thrown competition wide open for a coalition government to replace its controlling majority. the pro—business democratic alliance came second, with an agenda of free—market reforms, but it struggles to shake the image of a party for the white minority. the former president,
on saturday night in tel aviv, tens of thousands of people gathered to urge the prime minister to accept the ceasefire proposal. groups of protesters were dispersed by mounted police and water cannon. our middle east correspondent hugo bachega has more benjamin netanyahu seems to be caught between two options — ceasefire and coalition. unsurprisingly, two of his far right ministers have dismissed the deal that was proposed on friday by president biden for the war in gaza, describing it as unacceptable. the finance minister bezalel smotrich and itamar ben—gvir, the israeli national security minister, have threatened to quit the government if the deal goes ahead. now, this could lead to the collapse of the coalition of prime minister netanyahu. now, the head of the opposition has offered to support the government if those ministers do resign in protest. but this would make mr netanyahu dependent on the support of people who have been highly critical of him.
the indian ocean nation of the maldives has said it is to ban israelis to travelling to the tourist location. ii,ooo israeli tourists visited last year. they don't have diplomatic ties with the muslim majority nation after they were suspended in 1974, but israelis have been allowed to visit since the maldives listed a previous ban in the early 19905. previous ban in the early 1990s. this all comes as the us
live from washington. this is bbc news. mexicans vote in an election which is almost certain to result in the country's first female president. it's been the most violent election campaign in modern mexican history. pressure mounts on israel's prime minster to agree to a us peace deal in gaza.