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your team checkout for imprint.com. in brynn four i m sunlen serfaty in washington and this is cnn it s wednesday, april 24th, right now on cnn this morning, president biden about to sign a foreign aid bill. that will provide billions in aid to america s allies donald trump, waiting to find out if the judge in his hush money trial will find him in contempt of court, and the biden administration fighting before the supreme court to preserve abortion rights all right, 6:00 a.m. here in washington, here s a live look at chicago because it looks lovely there. and this wednesday morning, good morning, everyone. i m kasie hunt. it s wonderful to have you with us today. president biden will sign a $95 foreign aid package that has critical us allies breathing a sigh of relief, the senate overwhelmingly passing the measure which provides needed funding to israel, ukraine, and taiwan we tell our allies, we stand with you we tell our adversaries, don t mess with us we tell t ....
and the reality is it s done. house speaker mike johnson facing a mutiny from rebel republicans. what happens next and why the clock may be ticking for tiktok. also tonight, israel pounds gaza as violence in the west bank surges. reporter: i m debora patta, in the west bank city of tulkarem where residents are mopping up the damage after a two-day israeli military operation. plus, historic trial. reporter: i m shanelle kaul in new york where in just hours opening statements will be heard in the first ever criminal trial of a former president. deadly crash. a suspected drunk driver plows into a birthday party celebration. at least two children are killed. plus, the cicadas are coming. why this year s invaders could number in the trillions. and later, price shock. why costs are soaring at every turn for american drivers. reporter: i m jeff nguyen in los angeles. car shoppers are facing sticker shock from the asking price to insurance coverage. announce ....
thank you for letting us into your homes during these extraordinary times. we re grateful to be with ari melber. he starts right now. we ll be busy for a while here. thank you, nicolle. we ll see you. thanks to nicolle wallace. welcome to the beat. the prosecution of donald trump is making progress today. i have things to tell you right now that we couldn t have told you last night. it s clear in the first ever criminal trial of an ex president, we talk about the mood. this defendant doesn t want to be there. that was clear from the start. the first day focussed on how they hadn t found jurors and projections that picking a jury could take two weeks. there were clashes over scheduling, evidence and the gag order. they did do vetting of jurors, but not a single juror was picked yesterday. zero jurors selected. it looked like some kind of long haul. we re also hearing today for the first time from perspective jurors who didn t make the cut, which is super interest ....
senior attorney for the group booking a new suit on abortion access and other states is here. and later, believing in science for america s future. at a time when it rapidly tragic climate makes the topic more urgent than ever. this is american voices. we begin this hour breaking news and texas. republicans in the state senate failed to help one of their own accountable. voting to acquit attorney general ken paxton and the pitchman trial. this is once again the story of gop leaders prioritizing loyalty to the party above all else. impeachment articles accused paxton of misconduct, bribery, and corruption. just two gop senators broke with their party to vote for conviction. texas senator called out his republican colleagues lack of courage today on msnbc. what happened here wasn t a toss-up, this was an easy bank shot. every one of these republicans saw this evidence, they should have all voted for conviction. but the mid-political choice rather than the expedi ....
passed away. the life report in just a moment. and, new remarks from president biden. plus, former president donald trump s revenge tour. i ll speak with democratic congressman greg azar about the ex presidents radical plans for a second term. and, new details on a possible hostage deal between israel and hamas, what we re learning, and the palestinian death troll tragically continues to climb in gaza. tonight, we begin with the breaking news that former first lady rosalynn carter has died at the age of 96. carter passed away peacefully with her family by her side, at her home in plains, georgia. she had entered hospice care in her home on friday. she is survived, of course by her husband, the former president jimmy carter, whom she was married for 77 years. rosalynn carter devoted herself to several social causes, in the course of her public life including programs that supported mental health care, human rights, social justice, and the needs of elderly people. and, sh ....