Stay updated with breaking news from Leader. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Dateline vimarsana.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from vimarsana.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
afield. so it bring us up to date on what was an important visit for the ukrainian leader that's right. >> so secretary of defense lloyd austin, he actually match with president zelenskyy yesterday and they discussed it this very thing. i mean, for the most part, so zelenskyy has expressed deep appreciation for the united states decision to allow ukraine to use american made weapons to strike into russia at all. but for now, it is only limited to just across the border from kharkiv and ukraine into russia, where russia has been launching a missile attacks onto the city from and ukraine greene says that it's going to better allow itself to defend itself, something that secretary austin echoed in a press conference earlier today, but still, he told reporters that right now the us policy has not changed. that they do not want to see ukraine firing long long-range american weapons, including those attack them systems. deep
fascinating debate to see how the democrats play this in the coming weeks. you're right. the debate itself looming itself. thank you again. still ahead here, history made in mexico. the country has elected its first female president. we'll bring you more about what you need to know about the country's new leader. also ahead, an update on two water main breaks in atlanta that have left many homes without running water and shut down scores of businesses. those stories and a check on sports and weather when we come right back. right back
a huge question two new polls just out show americans largely agree with the verdict, but there's more to that. cnn's harry enten is back with us. what are you seeing on this area? >> yeah. the horse race. the quick question we were talking about on friday, would we see a massive change in the numbers not really so far, right. this is the one poll that we have. it's a reuters ipsos poll. the trump versus biden margin. look, pre new york conviction, the two of them were tied now post-conviction. we see joe biden ahead, but again, no clear leader. well, within the margin of error, joe biden plus two, i should note, it'll be interesting to watch kate. are there other polls that come out that show this same pattern because a two-point movement, if it's shown across multiple poles, could be very problematic for the former present because it's racist. so tight at this particular point, just one pole out, not very much movement at both take us into the number though. >> why such little change? >> because i think it's basically what americans expected are thought should happen. so this is trump's new york hush money case right before the verdict, 56% of
but we have yet to have a formal response from the group. ana. >> you've spoken to family members of the hostages. what's their reaction to where things stand right now? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, ana. we spoke earlier this morning to the parent of hirsh goldberg pole len who was kidnapped from the nova music festival, part of his left arm blown off by hamas grenades. i want you to listen to a little bit of what his mother rachel told us. >> i am nervous. i'm frightened. i also just know you cannot count your hostages until they're home and you're hugging them. >> reporter: what is your message to the leaders of israel and the leaders of hamas? >> i would beg the leaders to act like leaders. part of being a leader is you
time he filled out the form had been in rehab for, i think it was about 11 days. that highlights the nebulous nature of this particular subsection of the statute. an unlawful user or addict. what is an addict? yes, it's defined by u.s. law, but what does it mean that hunter may have thought, i'm 11 days clean, i'm sober, i'm no longer an addict. that i expect to see as one of the themes of the defense here. >> danny cevallos and ken dilanian, monica alba, thank you very much. we'll check back and keeping our aye on the courthouse all morning long. a historic first in mexico. we are in mexico city as that country elects its first female leader. first, what donald trump is saying about, quote, a breaking point for the country if he goes to jail, as his words come back to haunt him. >> i felt, and i could have done it, but i felt it would have
he doesn't like briefing by anonymous sources.- he doesn't like briefing by anonymous sources. he doesn't like briefing by anon mous sources. , ., anonymous sources. he is the labour leader. labour's _ anonymous sources. he is the labour leader. labour's national _ anonymous sources. he is the labour leader. labour's national ruling - leader. labour's national ruling executive is to some extent a creature of him. there is not much distance between him and the ruling executive and their decision on whether she could stand or not. the dela , and whether she could stand or not. the delay. and i — whether she could stand or not. the delay, and i can understand it from both sides. — delay, and i can understand it from both sides, was _ delay, and i can understand it from both sides, was there _ delay, and i can understand it from both sides, was there had - delay, and i can understand it from both sides, was there had been. delay, and i can understand it froml both sides, was there had been this conversation — both sides, was there had been this conversation going _ both sides, was there had been this conversation going on _ both sides, was there had been this conversation going on about - both sides, was there had been thisl conversation going on about whether she could _ conversation going on about whether she could step— conversation going on about whether she could step down, _ conversation going on about whether she could step down, come - conversation going on about whether she could step down, come back- conversation going on about whetherj she could step down, come back into the party— she could step down, come back into the party then— she could step down, come back into the party then step _ she could step down, come back into the party then step down _ she could step down, come back into the party then step down with - she could step down, come back into the party then step down with praise| the party then step down with praise ringing _ the party then step down with praise ringing in _ the party then step down with praise ringing in her— the party then step down with praise ringing in her ears. _ the party then step down with praise ringing in her ears. i— the party then step down with praise ringing in her ears. i don't— the party then step down with praise ringing in her ears. i don't think- ringing in her ears. i don't think it was— ringing in her ears. i don't think it was formalised _ ringing in her ears. i don't think it was formalised as _ ringing in her ears. i don't think it was formalised as a _ ringing in her ears. i don't think it was formalised as a deal, - ringing in her ears. i don't think it was formalised as a deal, butj ringing in her ears. i don't think. it was formalised as a deal, but it was wrecked _ it was formalised as a deal, but it was wrecked by— it was formalised as a deal, but it was wrecked by this _ it was formalised as a deal, but it was wrecked by this anonymous i was wrecked by this anonymous briefing — was wrecked by this anonymous briefing that— was wrecked by this anonymous briefing. that really— was wrecked by this anonymous briefing. that really annoys - was wrecked by this anonymous briefing. that really annoys keir starmer — briefing. that really annoys keir starmer because _ briefing. that really annoys keir starmer because he _ briefing. that really annoys keir starmer because he thinks - briefing. that really annoys keir starmer because he thinks it. briefing. that really annoys keir starmer because he thinks it isi starmer because he thinks it is unprofessional— starmer because he thinks it is unprofessional and _ starmer because he thinks it is unprofessional and he - starmer because he thinks it is unprofessional and he hates i starmer because he thinks it is i unprofessional and he hates that sort of— unprofessional and he hates that sort of briefing. _ unprofessional and he hates that sort of briefing. it _ unprofessional and he hates that sort of briefing. it is _ unprofessional and he hates that sort of briefing. it is one - unprofessional and he hates that sort of briefing. it is one of- unprofessional and he hates that sort of briefing. it is one of the i sort of briefing. it is one of the reasons— sort of briefing. it is one of the reasons why— sort of briefing. it is one of the reasons why he _ sort of briefing. it is one of the reasons why he has _ sort of briefing. it is one of the reasons why he has made - sort of briefing. it is one of the reasons why he has made it. sort of briefing. it is one of the i reasons why he has made it clear sort of briefing. it is one of the - reasons why he has made it clear he wants _ reasons why he has made it clear he wants her_ reasons why he has made it clear he wants her to — reasons why he has made it clear he wants her to stand. _ reasons why he has made it clear he wants her to stand. he— reasons why he has made it clear he wants her to stand.— wants her to stand. he has now, finall . wants her to stand. he has now, finally- do _ wants her to stand. he has now, finally- do you — wants her to stand. he has now, finally. do you think— wants her to stand. he has now, finally. do you think it _ wants her to stand. he has now, finally. do you think it has - wants her to stand. he has now, finally. do you think it has cut i finally. do you think it has cut through with the public? know, but i think it is still _ through with the public? know, but i think it is still tricky _ through with the public? know, but i think it is still tricky for _ through with the public? know, but i think it is still tricky for the - think it is still tricky for the labour— think it is still tricky for the labour party. do i think whether diane _ labour party. do i think whether diane abbott gets the stand as an mp will make _ diane abbott gets the stand as an mp will make a difference to the labour party— will make a difference to the labour party of— will make a difference to the labour party of ten points? it is
companies also revealed plans for a solar farm in this protected area of countryside the day before a firm he controls made a second donation to mr gething, others have questioned the new first minister's judgement. you get offered £200,000. the level of due diligence that you would expect to take place in that context would be significant. vaughan gething has not broken the ministerial code in taking the donation and he retains the full backing of labour's uk leader with only weeks to go before the general election. i'm really looking forward to a new partnership where we can both deliver together for wales. thank you, vaughan. but we've also discovered that one senior labour figure offered to lend mr gething money to repay the controversial donation in full. he turned down the offer. we've repeatedly tried to ask the first minister about the new evidence. did you know about the criminal investigation before you accepted the money?
the squad this weekend. newcastle united's kieran trippier will lead the team out as captain at his home ground of stjames' park. very, very special obviously at the stadium that i play at week in, week out. and again, i've got to thank gareth again for giving me that trust. and yeah, but for me, it's if i have the armband or not, if i play or not, i'm always there. i'm always ready for the team and i'm a leader with or without the armband. so i've never had it on a permanent basis. and so, yeah, that's the type of character that i am, but to lead the lads out, it's very special. my son will be mascot as well, so that's even more special. so, yeah, yeah. really proud moment for myself. everton say they've been made aware that former striker kevin campbell is seriously ill in hospital. campbell won the english first division, fa cup and league cup with arsenal during his career. he became unwell last week. everton sent their support
lowered to 124. the israeli government says one man they believed was being held inside gaza, they have now discovered his body in israel. he's no part of that official hostage count. >> which is such a sad outcome indeed. raf, thank you very much. joining us, we have ambassador dennis, now fellow and councillor -- ambassador ross, what is your take on whether -- excuse me -- while i regain my voice -- whether netanyahu was agreeing to something -- was this an israeli proposal negotiated probably between bill burns and the mossad leader? >> no, this was an israeli proposal that was absolutely adopted by the war cabinet.