the, the closest data we knew is line from berlin. the u. s. supreme court rules that donald trump is partially immune from prosecution. the court decides that the former president has an absolute immunity for official, potentially disrupting a case that a ledges from tries to support the 2020 presidential election. also on the show. or it came barrow rips through the south eastern caribbean, bringing life threatening winds and storm surges. official reports, extensive damage on several islands in the region and france as far right

inches closer to power. national riley leader marine la pen urges and voters to give her party a governing majority after its strong showing and sundays 1st round of parliamentary election. the uncle for at least welcome to the program. we begin with a landmark ruling in the united states, where the supreme court has granted former president donald trump some degree of immunity. they say former presidents cannot be prosecuted for any actions that or within their constitutional power spots can. for private acts, the justices overturned a lower court's decision that had rejected drums claim of immunity from federal criminal charges. earlier this year, the court was asked as to design whether tom was immune from prosecution for his

role in the january 6th 2021 riot at the us capital. when he was still president. of the timing of the ruling is important as the window for a trial to happen before the election next november is narrowing. while he was president, joe biden slammed the decision by the supreme court, saying it meant there were virtually no limits on a president's actions. today, supreme court decision, president community that fundamentally changed for all, for all practical purposes, today's decision almost certainly means that there are virtually no limits or the president can do this a fundamentally new principle. and it's a dangerous pressure because the power of the office will no longer be constrained by the law, even including the supreme court of united states. who only limits will be self

imposed by the president of law. very mcdonald is a professor of law as a pepper dine caruso school of law in california. and i asked him how he felt about the supreme court's decision as well. a little bit of disappointment because i think the ruling was a, necessarily broad. the court went into sort of areas of immunity for the president that it just didn't need to do. it created and sort of 3 categories. one was car constitutional responsibilities for which the president is absolutely new and from being prosecuted for criminal acts that he took while in office. the 2nd is sort of qualified immunity or presumptive immunity for actions that don't fall in that core area where the president actually shares power with congress. but even their, their president, again, is sort of presumptive fully immune for being prosecuted. so the only area that is

clear where the president enjoys no immunity is for unofficial or private criminal ass conducted while in office. a lot of people are asking where that line between official acts and private acts can be drawn. how can an objective distinction be made here? it's very difficult and even the majority opinion written by chief justice roberts acknowledge that it can be very a very fuzzy line. so the court essentially said by any action taken by the president, that is arguably within the president's constitutional or statutory authority, arguably within it would constitute an official act subject to these immunity protections. which is a, you can imagine is a very vast swap of the president's actions while in office, i mean,

a purely private act, you know, might be the personal things you do while you're going to bad or getting up or something. but most of the things that the president does during the day or, you know, while he's on duty at night, are uh, you know, arguably within his official sphere responsibilities that was professor barry mcdonald from the pepper dine corrosive school of law. and a quick look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world, palestinians in the southern guys and city of con eunice say they have received audio messages from is really phone numbers telling them to leave their homes. some residents speculate at this could mean is really forces would return after leaving the area weeks ago. israel's military says the militant group, as lubbock jihad recently fired rockets from a site's nearby columbia and police saying they have arrested larry alvarez, one of the leaders of a trans national gang alvarez is wanted. and julie and venezuela for charges

including terrorism weapons, trafficking, extortion, and kidnapping. lisa alvarez escaped from prison in 2015 and available for these for years by using a fake id in an area rocha slight from spain to europe. why has made an emergency landing in brazil after heating strong turbulence, images shared online show extensive damage inside the boeing 787 aircraft, which was carrying 325 passengers. scientist warren, that the so called clear air turbulence, which cannot be seen by radar, is increasing due to climate change. hurricane barrow has bad or the south eastern caribbean, as it makes its way towards jamaica and the mexican coast. hurricane has made history as the earliest category for a storm on record, as cost flooding and storm surges in barbados and st. vincent and is being fueled

by record warm waters hurricane barrels barely its way through the caribbean. what's taught to it, as a tropical depression, became an unstoppable force in less than 2 days. with winds up to 240 kilometers to all of these such a lot images show the hurricane as it was rapidly intensified. it's on right in the middle. come area, surrounded by the so called i will ring of devastating thunder stops you are in the i do not go out in the eyes and not safe. the storm is moving very quickly in the backside of the i will, will move in on over you very, very fast. and you did not want to be outside in those conditions. here in barbados, the hurricane left a trail of devastation damage that is right now. i real hard walker and kc

size. this is a lot of work. this is more than a week to work here. we have some also i'm not on the outside wall or on the inside of the shop or there's lots of sign in the shop. you're going to bring everything for news, the show and square all the sun, all dental walks, you know, barrow is expected to grow even stronger as it moves through the caribbean, setting a dangerous tone for what's expected to be an extraordinary hurricane season. early, right? ask media or ologist, so that was very scientist, matthew put to exactly how dangerous this hurricane was. all this thing. beryl during 8 or earlier on with the confirmed when goes to a 194 kilometers per hour at the airport and a 2 to 3 meters storm surge. now, winds are close to 255 kilometers per hour. and in reality, it's only about 2 or 3 columbus were hour away from being a category 5 hurricane,

which has no precedent at this time of year. it is the most quickly intensifying storm on record in the atlantic ever before september our record state back to 1851 . it is the farthest south category for storm on record at any time of year. and it's also the strongest stormy scenes or early in the season simply and stated it's off the charts and so many different areas and geographically as well. now it's in the caribbean, it's learn with category 5 string. it won't really bother anyone these next 36 to 48 hours, but by mid wednesday it will likely sideswipe jamaica and eventually could threaten mexico's, you could tell me peninsula and you called off the charts and many different ways. is this one off origin receive this as part of the wider trend? so it's a really good question. this fits into the overall trends that does bear this fingerprint of climate change. now it takes me to logical factors to get a hurricane like this going. you need come upper level wind, so as to not to restore and a part you need favorable, rise in motion, any kind of spreading

a lot to sort of vacuum air upwards. we had all those things. and those are sort of coincidences that happened with the weather, but that will make a hurricane that won't make a top to your hurricane like this. the fact that water temperatures are near record here and for this time of year they really are reminiscent of light september peak season. certainly not late, june, early july. and they're running $2.00 to $3.00 degrees celsius above average. that is something that we can closely link to climate change and we know the answer for jennifer made climate change is expected to continue to have an increasing role in a stronger storms, more rapidly intensifying storms and storms. that sort of happened earlier in the cities and then they otherwise would this one is kind of the dry factor barrow when from a tropical depression to a major hurricane in less than 2 days. then can you explain how exactly a storm like barrel gather strength that way and that quickly? yeah, so we define rapid intensification is any storm. the dates that the season increase

and maximus obtain winds about 35 miles per hour in 24 hours. so something like 5055 kilometers per hour. this thing jumped from a tropical depression to a category for in 48 hours. and to get this, you need very warm, see surface temperatures all that fuel. but you also need really cold winds of law . if the winds are a little bit too harsh to hostile upstairs, it'll tear part a fledgling storm like ones you can't have changing winds with heights. so ironically, you need an abundance of calm to get one of the most ferocious storms on or the other thing that i think really helped. we had a clockwise spinning high pressure off to the north and east and a counter clockwise spinning low to the north. and west, and essentially those free like a little, i'm just like to, if you're walking gears and a filaments of air that was moving away from the storm. and that meant we could have facts, wait more exhaust air at the upper levels, which allowed us to suck in more warm moist air from below. it's almost like if you put a leaf blower or fan at the top of the chimney, the more air you blew out the top,

the more air can rushing and fuel the fire from below. and that's exactly what happened with barrel these past few days. the one and only matthew capacity of breaking it down like over here you can thank you so much for all those insights. thank you. french president, the money of my call, centrist camp on the left wing alliance are scrambling to find a way to prevent the far right from taking control of parliament next weekend. many are deeply concerned. even those projections show the far right national riley, falling short, winning an absolute majority. so i'm gonna follow the car has more. and there's only one thing the french media are talking about today. i'm back about this man. is all done by the law office of the shock blocks the far right. well this one the far right at the gates, the power button a is the president of the far right and actually randy and she could become the next 5 minutes sort of from is faulty. one absolute majority and follow me. it's something that was considered on think of with one, some friends, but today is

a distinct possibility. it's a scenario of the dispute, some here in paris where the party doesn't find much support legs crim lots of the far right. national valley and the allies are really scary for, for us on a boat for the president of the future is all, is totally forgotten. history will be the most depressing just trying to get us to cuz i'm really worried because it's the national riley comes to a towel. they have no competence in terms of ministers in order to govern faults appropriately. they built a program for levelized beautiful console. the muscles to see what a mobile phone bundle, a window, you will show his incompetence. finally, people will realize it's not enough to just have rhetoric on immigration. i say that's not an economic or political program. the outcome of the election, however, is far from such a policy is a drawing of strategies to block the far right in this we can run off there was

a chance that no potty obtains majority in front of the parliament. some fee that could charade even more political chaos. most just beth, could you much push on. the risk is that france will become ungovernable, although i may say on ground boots dreams won't have the majority. it does explain . and we might have to vote again because the apartment could be dissolved, getting can only with it. meanwhile, voters are already mobilizing against the fall rights. this demonstration in pirates was held right after the results of the 1st round elections, which the national valley would. for the 1st time. many he worried about how friends could change if the far right comes to power. due to be the cause, we need to mobilize and realize that the national riley is putting hatred and putting people against each other. mostly it's really dangerous to build those with just young. i'm angry, like all the young people here and just like a whole parts of the population by the french will head back to the polls on sunday

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