CHRIS CUOMO, CNN HOST: All right, we are following breaking news. An explosion rocks the U.S. Embassy in Kiev. Police say an unidentified person threw an explosive device into the U.S. Embassy compound, of course, in the Ukrainian capital. No one was hurt. The embassy is open. Authorities are investigating the incident as a terror attack. So far, no arrests made.</s>ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN HOST: It's Election Day in Britain. Polls have been open a little more than three hours. Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May, the Labor Party's Jeremy Corbyn, and liberal Democratic Tim Farron are leading their parties ahead of today's vote. The snap election taking place in the wake of back-to-back terror attacks in Manchester and London.</s>CUOMO: Montana Congressman-elect Greg Gianforte accused of body slamming a "Guardian" reporter -- accused of it because he did it -- issued a letter apologizing to Ben Jacobs saying, "My physical response to your legitimate question was unprofessional, unacceptable, and unlawful. As both a candidate for office and a public official I should be held to a high standard. My treatment of you did not meet that standard." Jacobs accepted the apology. Gianforte also pledged $50,000 to the Committee to Protect Journalists. He will plead no contest to a misdemeanor assault charge.</s>CAMEROTA: Fascinating outcome, right? I mean, maybe he was compelled somehow to do all of that?</s>CUOMO: He had every reason, legally, politically, personally to issue that apology.</s>CAMEROTA: The apology. James Comey is preparing to testify in just hours. The White House and Republican Party are preparing their defense. What's the plan? We discuss it next.
Explosion At U.S. Embassy In Ukraine; Britain's Snap Election Underway; Gianforte Issues Apology To Reporter After Assault