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correspondent. good morning to you. so effectively we are a week in two campaigning, what are the issues and where do we think the politicians are going to be? i where do we think the politicians are going to be?— are going to be? i think for the ma'or are going to be? i think for the major parties _ are going to be? i think for the major parties in _ are going to be? i think for the major parties in particular- are going to be? i think for the major parties in particular this | major parties in particular this weekend is about trying to divert things back to policy after a week of uncomfortable distractions for both whether the row that labour had about whether to let diane abbott stand again as an mp or whether it be yet anotherformer stand again as an mp or whether it be yet another former tory mp defecting tojoin the be yet another former tory mp defecting to join the labour party and what was quite an embarrassment for rishi sunak. today labour are announcing a new policy to try to reform employment support and benefits. something keir starmer said is his number one priority, wealth creation. they say by combining employment support and career services they can get millions more into work and especially for young people and they would give new powers to mayors to
>> thank you. >> just ahead. more breaking news, president biden, today detailing new ceasefire proposal between israel and hamas that might end the fighting and free the hostages. and hamas is just responded details in analysis by our barak ravid next i was so excited to buy my first home, but and needed a lot of work done on it. i went on to andy. jamie was the first person to call these resurface my fluorine. he's done plumbing work, he's refinished this beautiful table here, find top rated certified pros in your area at angie.com every week today morning, cnn's five things has what you need to get going with your day. >> and here are five reasons to scream it on maps it's the five essential stories of the morning in five minutes or less you can stream it anywhere, anytime we'll get you up to speed an honor? >> with your day, cnn's five things with kate bolduan, streaming weekdays exclusively on madix i'm jonathan larson
going entity is bad but at least they didn't get down into the final stages where they're all set and ready to go in there. they are expecting ignition here in just a matter of seconds. so if there's a time to scrub, there is no good time. but it's best to do it a little bit farther out like this. >> very good context for us that only you can provide troubled and thank you very much, folks. we're gonna take another very quick break because we do we are getting continuing to get information on what went wrong here with this long or scrubbed launch of the starliner. and we'll be right back in the standard fairclough wipers on the line right now to now to distractions goodness still feel sky high when your home needs work, where do you go? >> angie? angie? that's where angie gay man with angie find
on the borders and president work for six presidents since even some took steps more and an immigration and divided the first president in history of the nation, who came in office and unsecured the border on purpose. so that the special interest concerns me because we need to figure why the tears put themselves in a position like 911 by lisa knowing there's a vetting procedure now. the databases really can civilly get the mexico for the courthouse a little bit of extra money and then there are got away they should concern every american it scares me every american needs to be concerned. griff: and is the top issue and tom homan thank you for your insight today. alicia: thank you severe weather is expected around the country this weekend is next. nking: edd, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred...
between continuing with the conservatives, more chaos and division, he says, or change but in order to deliver stability under labour. the labour party's message is the conservatives have broken britain, that they would reinvest and reenergise things. the difficulty he has is that both big parties have committed to very tight policies, sticking to current tax policies, sticking to current tax policies which gives them very little room for spending down the line so how does labour then deliver that change? well, without having committed to big spending, what he was pointing to today was work plan, he to reform the way the government helps people get into work and find jobs, that would reform the employment service, the job centre service, the careers service and a promise to young people. so, he says
people, in order to live with themselves and in order to maintain their kind of psychological integrity have had to convince themselves that this is a kind of situation where this is a show trial. because otherwise they would have to come to terms with the fact that they have thrown their support and their life's work behind a man who did all of the things that he was just convicted of. mike lee, one of the signatories to that letter, in 2016 mike lee called for trump to step aside after the access hollywood tape. and now you have him -- >> it was the convention! he was on the convention floor trying to replace trump. >> right, now you have them vigorously, passionately defending the right of trump to not just pay off a porn star to keep it quiet after the access hollywood tape, but to then not be prosecuted for it. and again, i think, i am sure some of it is just cynical and it is just about power. but i also think that in order
think the lack of remorse and i think this is a fairly serious crime. this is not falsifying business records to save $1,000 on your taxes. this is falsifying business record in furtherance of manipulating an election that affected millions of people. >> if he doesn't will the judge asked him if he is remorseful at the sentencing hearing? how does that work? >> every defendant has a right to be heard. so the way it will go down is that there will be submissions. both sides will be submitting papers, letters, documents for the judge to review it. at a time, and the judge will read everything that is sent to him and then at that moment, in the courtroom for the sentencing hearing the judge will make sure everyone has seen the probation report and then say, do want to say anything about the probation report? you want to say anything. but prior to sentence to the people, the people will be heard. the defense lawyer, todd blanche will be heard, and then there'll be the personal invitation by the judge to ask whether or not the defendant, donald trump, wants to be heard and moments affect the sentencing. sure. sure.
blowing off a brand-new 737 max nine shortly after takeoff. the ntsb says the four bolts to keep the door on were missing. whistleblowers were testifying on capitol hill saying boeing has a number of safety problems and a culture that punishes people for speaking up about them. boeing has denied that. nonetheless the company acknowledges and needs to do a better job to clean up problems to regain the public was confidence. with one or two weeks of training for new hires to give a mentor when they hit the production floor. current workers given proficiency assessment also cutting back on traveled work which is work left undone by a supplier then done out of sequence during final assembly. that's what happened with the door plug fiasco. the head of the faa says it's
a deal like this only comes to fruition with sustained diplomatic engagement and i'm also struck by the fact that it was announced by president biden and not by the israelis, are not by the negotiators. we did not get a note coming out of the negotiations or the qatari's did not send a press release. i'm wondering what you think about the diplomatic side of this and the work that president biden, the vice president, secretary blinken, director burns, and host of other administration officials have done to bring us to this point. nothing is certain going forward but this is significant, i would. >> that's a really good question and this is a very curious negotiation. usually you have two parties sitting across the table, maybe in proximity talks with a broker or mediator participating in years of those. but look at this negotiation. the principal palestinian decision maker, the architect of the october 7 terrace surge
he, he spoke about you today, but that speech he gave now, let me just play exactly what he said about you i'm not allowed to use his day because of the gag order. >> but you know, he's just sleazebags everybody knows that took me a while to find out but he was effective. he did work, but he wasn't a fixer. he was a lawyer so i still talking about you actually, you're asleep bag but you were effective? yeah. alright. i'm an effective sleazebags. again, there's nothing that donald trump can say that has any effect upon me at all. the days of me being in the cult of that dumpster cult of donald trump is over, right now. >> he wants to call me a convict. one's called me a felon. guess what? pow. so will you so were you when you and i had a conversation a couple of months ago and we are talking about the lying to congress. you said that at that time if