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that there has been a misuse of conservative party funds. mr menzies has strongly denied the claims. lancashire police has said it's reviewing information after the force was contacted by the labour chairwoman, annaliese dodds. british conductor sir andrew davis has died aged 80 from leukaemia. he was one of the longest—serving chief conductors of the bbc symphony orchestra. after retiring from the bbc in 2000, he moved with his wife to the us to with the lyric opera of chicago. thousands of people attended a vigil in sydney to remember those who were killed by a man with a knife last week. as the sun set on bondi beach, people lit candles in memory of the victims. six people were killed, including the mother of a nine—month old girl injured in the attack. 11 others were also hurt. you're live with bbc news. civilians in the north of niger celebrated reports that the united states is set to withdraw troops from two bases in the country — in consultation with the ruling military junta. hundreds of people marched to the city of agadez on april 13th, where they demanded the departure of more than 1,000 us soliders who were sent to niger to fight
he said about president biden. >> people that i talk to and everybody that i have, say he is -- sharp as a tack, he is fine. we all have issue of memories, we forget names. >> todd: that is all it is, joe concha on deck. 50 lawrence jones will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." just names, lawrence. >> lawrence: he's a good actor, for sure. coming up on "fox and friends," all rise, opening arguments begin today in former president trump's hush money trial and what can we expect to see in the courtroom today? we have top legal analysis all morning long. anarchy on columbia university campus. they are pushing classes online. who students, one nearly burned when protesters lit the american flag, will join us live.
my house. >> christine told detectives don sometimes suffered road rage. so, maybe an angry motorist followed don home after an argument, or maybe it was someone he knew, someone with access to the house. kaplan spoke to don's landlord, benny ruiz, who'd shown up at the scene. he told kaplan that don was a kindhearted man, and wondered if his murder had anything to do with his work with homeless people. don's mom, sharon, out in california, got a call in the middle of the night. detective kaplan was on the line. >> he said ma'am, i'm sorry, your son is dead, and i think i started screaming. >> just 19 days before, she had lost her eldest daughter to cancer. 19 years before that, her youngest daughter had also died. and now, don. >> i could not get my head around it. it didn't seem real.
who proceeded over the trump is my organisation tax case. we also have the prosecutor who inherited the investigation when he took office in 2021. his former colleague is trump's top trial lawyer and he used to be a registered democrat before becoming a republican and taking on the biggest client of his life. in trump's trial, it has been difficult to find a jury and the court had to whittle it down from hundreds to just 12 jurors. whittle it down from hundreds to just 12jurors. their identities will remain anonymous due to security concerns but we know there are five women and seven men. and now for the witnesses. we have stormy daniels, an adult film star, who alleges she received a payment from michael cohen, a lawyerfor the trump organizationjust from michael cohen, a lawyerfor the trump organization just before the
from the cia director last week who, who won that without this aid, ukraine could lose the water. >> russia, this yeah, what's your reaction to that assessment and what else is needed to turn the tide of this war i think so too. >> we have to define issues properly because if ukraine will not be able to stop putin in ukraine, which and it will go filter. so this is not a question about ukraine this is a question about security of europe and this is a question also whether or not united states will be obliged to send their people to fight here in this region and to pay the highest price, which we can just imagine, the price of human lives like sandra might virtual. we appreciate your time today thanks so much for joining us thank while still to come the us is one step closer to banning the chinese owned
little boost, but our poll shows it's murkier than that. >> that's the thing. we show a 46-44 race for donald trump. all those liabilities for biden, trump only ahead two. what the trump folks have been hoping, rfk, gobbles up votes. but, look what happens when we add rfk's name to the mix. suddenly, we have a new leader. joe biden, 39%, donald trump 37%, kennedy getting 13%. in other words, we're seeing by a better than two-to-one margin, it's trump voters who are flipping over to kennedy in the scenario, not biden voters. see it here, 15% of trump voters, when we add rfk's name, they go to rfk. only 7% of biden voters. a big change right there. >> defies conventional wisdom. there's no doubt about that. >> absolutely. we haven't seen this in other polls. one final note is this, the question of enthusiasm. i thought this really jumped out here. the most engaged voters, those who voted in 2020, voted in the midterm elections, those folks
russian troops deliberately liquidate active local people, destroyed ukrainian cultural heritage, forcibly deported ukrainian children to russia in order to bring them up as russians so we have no other chance if the stop fighting they will be normal. us and of course, we heard from the cia director last week who, who won that without this aid, ukraine could lose the water. >> russia this year. what's your reaction to that assessment and what else is needed to turn the tide of this war? >> i think so too. we have to define issues properly because if ukraine will not be able to stop putin in ukraine, which and we'll go further. so this is not a question about ukraine this is a question about security of europe, and this is a question also whether or not united states will be obliged to send their people to fight here in this region and to pay
a war with a brutal war with hamas in the south who haveno cetaken 134 innocent men, women, and babies. and if we went all-out war with mean a hugetu regional war everybody wouldal have been drugged into.ir ani actually think iran isi th nazi germany of the 1930s. i think the world will eventually have to deal with iran. enough with this attitude of appeasing them here they will not be appeased. these are fundamentalist who want to push the wall back 500it years. thsooner or later, they threaten the entire free world. at the moment, they start withy israel, but they make it very i srclear, israel is the little satan and americas the big satan and they talk about it clearly.a so, at the moment, maybe time for regional war because that may have escalated to that, but i think eventually we will get there. but the administration thinks we will get there or not, it is
him in november? >> if my choice is joe biden and donald trump, every single day of the week, yes, i will support donald trump. i have from the very beginning. he has been someone that i have supported since 2016 because i recognize that he didn't think he was better than anybody else in this country. he wanted to go run for this office so he could serve the people here and fight for them every single day. >> joining us now, msnbc's political analyst brendan buck. he was communications strategy and former aide to house speakers ryan and speaker boehner. you know i'm going to ask a congress question, but what we just watched, i asked nikki haley, would you vote for someone convicted of a crime, and the fact that kristi noem's answer is yes, what does that tell you? >> it's not surprising at all. four years ago, certainly eight years ago, there was a large faction of the republican party, including kristi noem, who thought, let's get through this moment and we'll figure out what
six points clear of tottenham. meanwhile, crystal palace put a dent in west ham's european aspirations, beating them 5—2 at selhurst park. eberechi eze's bicycle kick was the pick of the bunch. what a goal it was in that big win. in scotland, there will be an old firm scottish cup final for the first time in 22 years after rangers beat hearts 2—0 at hampden. cyriel dessers scored both goals for rangers. the nigeria international scored early and then late. his second made sure of the result and will now face rivals celtic in the final after they beat aberdeen on penalties in the other match on saturday. manchester city are top of the women's super league after a 5—0 home win against west ham. the result moves them three points ahead of reigning champions chelsea — who have a game in hand. but city now have superior goal difference which could prove crucial at the end of the season.