announcer: and now, "bbc news" >> this is bbc world news america.ng continues in gaza the u.n. warns more than a million will face catastrophic level of starve vacation by july. the u.s. supreme court reviews a gun bill. we look at the role of billionaire donors in the u.s. presidential campaign. ♪ >> welcome to world news america. intense fighting between israel and hamas continued in gaza amid concerns over the possibility of a wilder regional war. in southern gaza, forces hit the designated humanitarian zone on friday. at least 25 killed and 30 were injured. an estimated half a million displaced palestinians are shell sheltering there. the past months have seen a series of retaliatory attacks between israel and hezbollah. the dire warning was issued on friday. >> elation continues as if an all-out war was imminent. the risk for the conflict in the middle east to wild season real and must be removed. a camp that es far beyond the boarders and frankly, beyond imagination. let's be clear -- the people of region and the people of the world cannot aff

hello and welcome to "world news america." i'm caitriona perry.n with europe's parliamentary elections. support for far right paddies -- parties surged most notably in france where president macron called a surprise domestic parliamentary election after rare the far right national rally party swept the european vote. the party secured more than double the votes of mr. macron's centrist alliance. political rivals said that he was threatening security. >> it is the results of the impoverishment of the french and the downgrading of our country. today i cannot act as if nothing happened. i decided to put back in your hands are parliamentary future by the vote. caitriona: president macron's party currently has 169 lower house makers and the french parliament out of -- a most double the other seats. if he loses the majority the upcoming alledge and still preside over defense and foreign policy but would lose the power to set domestic agenda policy and security. the eu election result is one to celebrate for the far right. >> the french have spoken and t

welcome to world news america.t 35 people reportedly killed when an israeli airstrike are getting hamas fighters hit a u.n. school in central gaza that was sheltering displaced palestinians. local journalists told the bbc a warplane fired two missiles at classrooms on the top floor of the school in the refugee camp. video shows the destruction in a number of bodies. israel's military said it had quote, conducted a precise strike on a hamas compound in the school and killed many of the 20 to 30 writers they believed were inside. but gaza's hamas run government accuses israel of carrying out a horrific massacre saying 14 children and nine women are among the dead. casualties were rushed to a hospital in a nearby town, which has been overwhelmed since the israeli military began a new ground operation against hamas in central gaza this week. here are some survivors to scrubbing their experience. >> we were sleeping at 2:00 in the morning. we woke up and the ceilings, the walls and windows were falling on us. people cam

announcer: and now, "bbc news" . i am caitriona perry and this is bbc world news america.in the cnn spin room ahead of that presidential debate. joe biden and donald trump are preparing itself in atlanta, each hoping their message wins over voters in it type presidential race. ♪ katrina: hello and welcome to a special edition of world news america. coming to you live from georgia tech university in atlanta, georgia where just a few hours from now u.s. president joe biden and former president trump will take to the stage. it is the first time that a sitting president will debate a former president on television, and the first time they are going head-to-head since donald trump's felony conviction on falsifying business records, and since president biden's son was convicted for lying about his drug use while buying a gun. the stakes are high, with recent polls showing the two are neck and neck. a recent poll from reuters shows a 41% of registered voters saying if the election was today, they would vote for president biden. 39% saying they would vote for in the key. battlegro

announcer: and now, "bbc news" >> this is bbc world news america.ting continues in gaza the u.n. warns more than a million there will face catastrophic level of starve vacation by july. the u.s. supreme court reviews a gun bill. we look at the role of billionaire donors in the u.s. presidential campaign. ♪ >> welcome to world news america. intense fighting between israel and hamas continued in gaza amid concerns over the possibility of a wilder regional war. in southern gaza, forces hit the designated humanitarian zone on friday. at least 25 killed and 30 were injured. an estimated half a million displaced palestinians are shell sheltering there. the past months have seen a series of retaliatory attacks between israel and hezbollah. the dire warning was issued on friday. >> elation continues as if an all-out war was imminent. the risk for the conflict in the middle east to wild season real and must be removed. a camp that goes far beyond the boarders and frankly, beyond imagination. let's be clear -- the people of region and the people of the world

announcer: and now, "bbc news" >> this is bbc world news america.nt biden apologizes to president zelenskyy for the delay in military aid to ukraine. israel criticizes the u.n. plus an unexpectedly strong u.s. jobs report. what it means in a critical election year. welcome to world news america. emmanuel macron promising ukraine new weapons and fighter jets. he said they would train ukrainian pilots and soldiers and that france wants ukraine to start e.u. membership negotiations by the end of the month. president zelenskyy thanked france for the support. >> still fighting for its freedom, the future of our people remains uncertain. it's our duty for the ukrainians, french, all people of europe must strive to ensure europe should be a place of freedom, not of violence and eight. i've always been impressed by the way france is treating the ukrainian people. i would like to thank all those who have been supporting us. you have shown interest and care for the ukrainian people. you've extended help to help us defend ourselves. >> president zelenskyy met

welcome to world news america.t 35 people reportedly killed when an israeli airstrike are getting hamas fighters hit a u.n. school in central gaza that was sheltering displaced palestinians. local journalists told the bbc a warplane fired two missiles at classrooms on the top floor of the school in the refugee camp. video shows the destruction in a number of bodies. israel's military said it had quote, conducted a precise strike on a hamas compound in the school and killed many of the 20 to 30 writers they believed were inside. but gaza's hamas run government accuses israel of carrying out a horrific massacre saying 14 children and nine women are among the dead. casualties were rushed to a hospital in a nearby town, which has been overwhelm since the israeli military began a new ground operation against hamas in central gaza this week. here are some survivors to scrubbing their experience. >> we were sleeping at 2:00 in the morning. we woke up and the ceilings, the walls and windows were falling on us. people came

you are very welcome to "world news america."li defense minister is here in washington for talks on the war in gaza, and on escalating tensions between -- with hezbollah. he reiterated his country's commitment to bring back hostages from gaza. he urged continued close cooperation with the u.s., despite recent public disagreements. the defense minister metta cia chief bill burns who has been a key player in cease-fire negotiations between israel and hamas. he then held talks with u.s. secretary of state antony blinken on a wide range of issues, according to the departments spokesperson. >> number one, our ongoing commitment to israel's security. number two, the importance of israel developing robust, realistic plans for the day after the conflict. plans that include a path toward governance, security, reconstruction. we have been working on the same ideas with partners in the region and engaging in conversations with israel. we think it is important israel put forward its own ideas. he will emphasize the need to avoid further esca

announcer: and now, "bbc news" n washington. n this is "bbc world news america."elects its first female president following an election cycle mark by violence and crime. israel announces the deaths of four hostages in captivity as pressure mounts on israel and hamas to accept the latest cease-fire plan. a jurist morning for the trial of.s. president biden's son hunter on gun charges. ♪ welcome to "world news america." it has been in a historic day in mexico where claudia sheinbaum was elected as the first woman president. sheinbaum claimed the presidency in a landslide victory, winning 60% of the vote, 30 points ahead of her main rival. was president joe biden called claudia sheinbaum to congratulate her on the victory and said in a statement "i look forward to working closely with president-elect sheinbaum in the spirit of partnership and friendship that reflects the enduring bonds between our two countries." he went on to say "i also congratulate the mexican people for conducting a successful democratic electoral process inlving races for more than 20,000 positi

announcer: and now, "bbc news" n washington. n this is "bbc world news america."elects its first female president following an election cycle mark by violence and crime. israel announces the deaths of four hostages in captivity as pressure mounts on israel and hamas to accept the latest cease-fire plan. a jurist morning for the trial of u.s. president biden's son hunter on gun charges. ♪ welcome to "world news america." it has been in a historic day in mexico where claudia sheinbaum was elected as the first woman president. sheinbaum claimed the presidency in a landslide victory, winning 60% of the vote, 30 points ahead of her main rival. was president joe biden called claudia sheinbaum to congratulate her on the victory and said in a statement "i look forward to working closely with president-elect sheinbaum in the spirit of partnership and friendship that reflects the enduring bonds between our two countries." he went on to say "i also congratulate the mexican people for conducting a successful democratic electoral process involving races for more than 20,000 po

announcer: and now, "bbc news" >> this is bbc world news america.nt biden apologizes to president zelenskyy for the delay in military aid to ukraine. israel criticizes the u.n. plus an unexpectedly strong u.s. jobs report. what it means in a critical election year. welcome to world news america. emmanuel macron promising ukraine new weapons and fighter jets. he said they would train ukrainian pilots and soldiers and that france wants ukraine to start e.u. membership negotiations by the end of the month. president zelenskyy thanked france for the support. >> still fighting for its freedom, the future of our people remains uncertain. it's our duty for the ukrainians, french, all people of europe must strive to ensure europe should be a place of freedom, not of violence and eight. i've always been impssed by the way france is treating the ukrainian people. i would like to thank all those who have been supporting us. you have shown interest and care for the ukrainian people. you've extended help to help us defend ourselves. >> president zelenskyy met wi

announcer: and now, "bbc news" s america.dent biden announces new executive action aimed at curbing the number of migrants crossing the u.s.-mexico border. modi's party claims victory in india's elections, but the alliance falls short of an outright majority. the first day of testimony in hunter biden's criminal trial on gun charges. ♪ welcome to world news america. u.s. president joe biden unveiled sweeping executive actions on immigration aimed at curbing the number of migrants arriving at the u.s. southern border which have reached record levels in a critical election cycle. under the actions, port officials can deport migrant to enter the u.s. illegally without possessing their asylum claims once the number of border crossings crosses eighth certain threshold. daily apprehensions surpassing 2500, only to be lifted when it dips below 1500 predict. the partial ban will take effect almost immediately. migrant advocate groups have criticized the announcement in one organization signaled it intends to take legal action. mr. bi

announcer: and now, "bbc news" s america.ato secretary-general tells the bbc the military lines remains prepared to counter any nuclear threat from russia or its allies. >> therefore we need also the ultimate security if nuclear weapons are deployed -- >♪ >> welcome to world news america. we begin with growing tensions between western alliesth uny supporting russia's war with ukraine. the uss it is deeply troubled by the supply of north korean missiles to russia for its war effort. the white house expressed concern about russian president vladimir putin's upcoming trip to north korea with talks with kim jong-un. russian me to report they will sign a security pact. on monday, john kirby warned that moscow might provide military assistance to pyongyang. we are concerned about it the deepening relationship between these two countries. not just because of the impact is going to have on ukrainian people, because we know north korean ballistic missiles are still being used to hit ukrainian targets. because there could be some recip

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hello, welcome to world news america. i am caitriona perry.en is urging leaders of israel and hamas to accept an israeli cease-fire proposal, saying that it's time for this war to end. in a speech on friday he set out a roadmap for peace broken into three phases, including a permanent cease-fire, with the withdrawal of raeli troops from gaza, the return of hostages held by hamas, the rebuilding of gaza. the u.s. has been working to negotiate an end to the war in which more than 36,000 people in gaza have been killed according to the hamas health ministry. an attack by hamas and palestinian armed groups in israel on armed -- on october 7. he called on the group to accept it well urging israeli leaders to stand behind the proposal. with the u.s. president says is a decisive moment. pres. biden: i know that there are those in israel who won't agree with this plan. they will call for the war to continue indefinitely. some are even in the government coalition. they have made it clear, they want to occupy gaza. they want to keep fighting for years.

announcer: and now, "bbc news" s america.dent biden announs new executive action aimed at curbing the number of migrants crossing the u.s.-mexico border. modi's party claims victory in india's elections, but the alliance falls short of an outright majority. the first day of testimony in hunter biden's criminal trial on gun charges. ♪ welcome to world news america. u.s. president joe biden unveiled sweeping executive actions on immigration aimed at curbing the number of migrants arriving at the u.s. southern border which have reached record levels in a critical election cycle. under the actions, port officials can deport migrant to enter the u.s. illegally without possessing their asylum claims once the number of border crossings crosses eighth certain threshold. daily apprehensions surpassing 2500, only to be lifted when it dips below 1500 predict. the partial ban will take effect almost immediately. migrant advocate groups have criticized the annouement in one organization signaled it intends to take legal action. mr. biden

announcer: and now, "bbc news" >> in washington, this is "bbc world news america." a new u.n.shows growing international support for climate policies. kenya, controversial tax height. and the bbc general calls for warning labels on the social media. >> is your experience safe online for kids? for too many, the answer is no. >> welcome to "bbc world news america." e planet is experiencing dangerously hot temperatures. parts india have been gripped by an intse heat wave. five people in the capital have died as teeratures soar to 50 degrees celsius or 152 fahrenheit. officials blamed this on unseasonable thunderms andwarm m aaron regions. our southeast asia correspondent has more. >> a few hours ago it was over 40 degrees and according to the temperature in the air, it seems it has gone down to 37 celsius. but it feels warmer. it's a testament to how hot the road in the concrete are, emanating heat, giving you an implication of how hard it is for the temperature to down, even in the evenings here. for the last few evenings we have had record-breaking temperatures in terms of how

announcer: and now, "bbc news" s america.ato secretary-general tells the bbc the military lines remains prepared to counter any nuclear threat from russia or its allies. >> therefore we need also the ultimate security if nuclear weapons are deployed -- >♪ >> welcome to world news america. we begin with growing tensions between western allies in the country supporting russia's war with ukraine. the uss it is deeply troubled by the supply of north korean missiles to russia for its war effort. the white house expressed concern about russian president vladimir putin's upcoming trip to north korea with talks with kim jong-un. russian me to report they will sign a security pact. on john kirbwarned at moscow might prode ongyang. assistance to >> we are concerned about it the deepening relationship between these two countries. not just because of the impact is going to have on ukrainian people, because we know north korean ballistic missiles are still being used to hit ukrainian targets. because there could be some reciprocity here t

announcer: and now, "bbc news" >> this is bbc world news america.biden becomes the first son of a sitting u.s. president to be convicted of a crime. he is found guilty on federal gun charges. as fighting continues in gaza, the u.s. confirms it has received hamas's final response to an israeli cease-fire proposal. and as ukraine's president presses for more european aid, the u.s. clears the way for a once banned military brigade to use american weapons. ♪ caitriona: hello and welcome to world news america. a delaware court found president joe biden's son hunter guilty of all three counts of his federal gun kind trail -- gun crime trial. jury decided hunter biden headlight about his drug use while buying a gun in 2018. during the weeklong trial, prosecution suggested mr. biden knowingly misrepresented his drug addiction when he made the purchase. his defense team had argued he was in recovery at the time. your is the breakdown of those three guilty counts. the first, making a false statement to obtain a firearm. the second, providing false information

welcome to world news america.says it has launched a new military campaign targeting hamas in central gaza where there are reports of intense bombardments in urban refugee camps. at least 70 dead bodies have been brought to a hospital in the area and hundreds have been wounded. one charity says most are women and children. these strikes come amid reports of mass graves found in the ruins of a hospital, which was rated for a second time in march. hundreds of bodies were recovered. in israel -- and is really spokesman says there were no signs of casualties but the bbc has found that there were people killed. a report -- a warning, this next report is difficult to watch. reporter: amid ruins, the reek of death. palestinians found in what was once gaza is the hospital. it was dramatically destroyed. four mass graves containing hundreds of bodies have been dug up, prompting international calls for an investigation into possible war crimes. there are reports of suspicious fines. >> we have discovered bodies of women and

welcome to world news america. i'm caitrÍona perry.from bolivia, and attempted coup appears to be underway where hundreds of soldiers and armored vehicles have encircled government buildings for the president has denounced the irregular presence of army units and called for democracy to be respected. the coup attempt is being led by the head of the army who gave an interview outside the presidential cabinet saying it was about to be changed. evo morales earned community leaders to take to the streets to defend democracy and the rule of law. there has been widespread international condemnation of the apparent coup from several world leaders. to get the latest i am joined by will grant our mexico cuba and central america correspondent. talk us through what we know and what is happening. >> it is a fluid situation in bolivia. it looks, certainly, from those on the ground, to l intents and purposes like a coup attempt. when you have the military making what the president has called irregular mobilization outside the doors of the presidenti

announcer: and now, "bbc news" ♪ i'm caitrÍona perry in washington and this is "bbc world news america signs a security pact with ukraine as european leaders agree to use frozen russian assets to fund ukrainian defense. the u.s. supreme court rejects the removal of approval for metro tone. donald trump goes to capital --mifepristone. donald trump goes to capitol hill the first time since his supporters rioted on january 6, 2021. ♪ caitrÍona: hello, welcome to "world news america." we started in italy, where the u.s. in ukraine have signed a ten-year security deal. the pact will include intelligence sharing and investment in the industrial base to make more weapons. the g7 itself approved a $50 billion loan plan to fund the repelling of the russian invasion. the loan is secured on interest $300 billion on frozen central bank assets. russia says the decision violates international law, calling it a theft. the g7 is sending a message that they are determined to find a way to support ukraine. on the sidelines of the summit, the ukrainian president is meeting with world leaders to continue

announcer: and now, "bbc news" ♪ i'm caitrÍona perry in washington and this is "bbc world news america signs a security pact with ukraine as european leaders agree to use frozen russian assets to fund ukrainian defense. the u.s. supreme court rejects the removal of approval for metro tone. donald trump goes to capital --mifepristone. donald trump goes to capitol hill the first time since his supporters rioted on january 6, 2021. ♪ caitrÍona: hello, welcome to "world news america." we started in italy, where the u.s. in ukraine have signed a ten-year security deal. the pact will include intelligence sharing and investment in the industrial base to make more weapons. the g7 itself approved a $50 billion loan plan to fund the repelling of the russian invasion. the loan is secured on interest $300 billion on frozen central bank assets. russia says the decision violates international law, calling it a theft. the g7 is sending a message at they are determined to find a way to support ukraine. on the sidelines of the summit, the ukrainian president is meeting with world leaders to continue to

announcer: and now, "bbc news" >> this is bbc world news america.biden becomes the first son of a sitting u.s. president to be convicted of a crime. he is found guilty on federal gun charges. as fighting continues in gaza, the u.s. confirms it has received hamas's final response to an israeli cease-fire proposal. and as ukrne's president presses for more european aid, the u.s. clears the way for a once banned military brigade to use american weapons. ♪ caitriona: hello and welcome to world news america. a delaware court found president joe biden's son huer guilty of all three counts of his federal gun kind trail -- gun crime trial. jury decided hunter biden headlight about his drug use while buying a gun in 2018. during the weeklong trial, prosecution suggested mr. biden knowingly misrepresented his drug addiction when he made the purchase. his defense team had argued he was in recovery at the time. your is the breakdown of those three guilty counts. the first, making a false statement to obtain a firearm. the secondproviding false information requi

announcer: and now, "bbc news" >> this is bbc world news america.reme court strikes down a federal ban on bump stocks, attachments that increase a firing capacity of guns. cyril ramaphosa unelected to be reelected after his party strikes an unprecedented coalition deal with the opposition. as soon as him crisis deepens, we speak to an aid worker on the ground, one of millions displaced by the ongoing civil war. ♪ hello and welcome to world news america. in a significant ruling on gun access, the u.s. supreme court struck down a federal ban on bump stocks, gun accessories that allow semi automatic rifles to fire more quickly. the court's conservative majority determined using firearms with the attachment does not meet the definition of a machine gun under federal law. in a 6-3 vote, the court ruled then president trump's administration overstepped its power when it issued the ban in 2018. that ban was imposed after deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. 58 people were killed in las vegas when a gunman used a bump stock attachment to fire mor

announcer: and now, "bbc news" >> in washington, this is "bbc world news america." a new u.n.shows growing international support for climate policies. kenya, controversial tax height. and the bbc general calls for warning labels on the social media. >> is your experience safe online for kids? for too many, the answer is no. >> welcome to "bbc world news america." the planet is experiencing dangerously hot temperatures. parts india have been gripped by an intense heat wave. five people in the capital have died as temperatures soar to 50 degrees celsius or 152 fahrenheit. officials blamed this on unseasonable thunderstorms and warm rick -- warm wind from aaron regions. our southeast asia correspondent has more. >> a few hours ago it was over 40 degrees and according to the temperature in the air, it seems it has gone down to 37 celsius. but it feels warmer. it' testament to h hot t road in the concrete are, anating heat, giving you an implication of how hard it is for the temperature to down, the last few evenings we have had record-breaking temperatures in terms of how warm it

announcer: and now, "bbc news" Ín washington and this is bbc world news america.s top diplomat says he is determined to bridge the gaps between israel and hamas on the latest cease-fire proposal. israel rejects a new u.n. report accusing its forces and hamas of committing war crimes. and russian warships stop in cuba ahead of planned military exercises. hello and welcome to world news america. i am caitrÍona perry. we start in the middle east, where cease-fire talks hang in the balance with hamas and israel yet to formally approve the latest proposal. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken urged both parties to the table as he wrapped up his latest diplomatic push in the region. mr. blinken criticized hamas for requesting changes to the terms but the group pointed the blame at the u.s., saying its position remains the same. hamas is demanding full israeli withdrawal and a permane end to the war, while israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to continue the war until israel's aims are achieved. despite their differences, mr. blinken says international m

announcer: and now, "bbc news" n washington. this is "bbc world news america."ca's top diplomat and israel's defense minister meet in washington for talks on gaza and regional tsion we speak to the daughter of an american couple who were among jjgr1300 people who dieat the the fiagains fentanyl. the u.s. treasury undersecretary tells the bbc about the impact of fresh sanctions on drug cartels. ♪ caitriona: hello. ws america." welcome to "wo the israeli defense minister is here in washington for talks on thwar gaza, and on escalating tensionswe -- with hezbollah. he reiterated his country's commitment to bring back hostages from gaz he urged continued close cooperation with the.,despite rc the def minisr metta cia chief bill burns who has been a key plaea-fire negotiations between israel and hamas. he then held talks with u.s. secretary of state antony blinken on a wide range of issues, according to the departments spokesperson. >> number one, our ongoing commitment to israel's security. number t, the importance of israel developing robus realistic plans for the

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welcome to world news america. i'm caitrÍona perry.from bolivia, and attempted coup appears to be underway where hundreds of soldiers and armored vehicles have encircled government buildings for the president has denounced the irregular presence of army units and called for democracy to be respected. the coup attempt is being led by the head of the army who gave an interview outside the presidential cabinet saying it was about to be changed. evo morales earned community leaders to take to the streets to defend democracy and the rule of law. there has been widespread international condemnation of the apparent coup from several world leaders. to get the latest i am joined by will grant our mexico cuba and central america correspondent. talk us through what we know and what is happening. >> it is a fluid situation in bolivia. it looks, certainly, from those on the ground, to all intents and purposes like a coup attempt. when you have the military making what the president has called irregular mobilization outside the doors of the presiden

the author of the new book "the fall of roe, the o rise of new america." and with me is joseph stern, senior writer who covers the courts and law at slate magazine. thank you both for joining me. lisa, let me start with a piece you have todayec out in "the times." you note an o array of conservatives including anti-abortion activists, church leaders, and conservative state legislators has openly embraced the idea that american democracy needs to be guarded against the rise ofgu secular culture. that strain of conservatism now seems to dominate the supreme court as well. do you think that's far off? >> look, part of what we document in our book "the fall of roe and the rise of a new america" is the latter part of the title, the rise of new america. and what that ise he about the of conservative christians, and we've seen some of that come out ine the tapes. the southern baptist convention, which represents, you know, the largesth protestant denominati in the country, 13 million church goers came out and said they oppose ivf. this is fairly radical statement

latter part of the title, the rise of a new america. what that is about is the radicalization of conservative christians. and we've seen some of that cooling out of these tapes from the court, but you know, i wanted to draw your viewers' attention to another story today, which was that the southern baptist convention, which represents the largest protestant denomination in the country, 13 million church goer, came out and said they oppose ivf. this is a fairly radical statement for that group, and we're seeing this return to these christian conservative cultural values from the churches all the way up to alito's statements at the court. so i do think what we're watching is this shift in american power. we don't know where it's going to go, but we have a template for success for this movement, and that, of course, is the fall of roe. and how that network of conservative christian activists and lawyers were able to take down that legal precedent may be a way that they can then move on to tackle these other things they are opposed to like,

america. andrew will keep sounds washington for assessing and alarming press.

, with a new america, and there is such a phenomenon that the democratic party in this new america retained its traditional nuclear electorate, because... for the democratic party, except for people, let's say, conditionally liberal views, representatives of various minorities vote, from national, to er, political minorities, even, let's say this, you know, left-wing very radical people also vote for the candidate from the democrats, and these latin americans, representatives of lgbt, society, jewish community , all over the world. everyone in the world votes for democracy and these people are not decreasing, but there are more demographically, even latin americans are more, people arrive every month in the usa, they do not receive and they will become naturalized in the future, i mean that we we understand why he wants it, because these people are naturalized, it is clear that those who arrived, those who arrived yesterday or last year will not vote, and those who arrived 10 years ago, of course. but the republicans, who have always flocked to these traditional evangelical circles, from wh

with me now are authors of the new book, the fall of roe, the rise of a new america.ll talk with you first about the idaho case. the lawyer for the aclu said a ruling of state officials would be a new low for the supreme court. how would that help the state in this case? >> the stakes are extremely high. how the effort to overturn roe was really about a decades long attempt to end all abortion. you know, i think a lot of americans saw the fall of roe two years ago is sort of the end of this whole thing. it would be returned to the states and that is where abortion would be decided but what our book really documents is how this is part of a much longer campaign to and abortion. roe is not the end of the antiabortion movement efforts but the beginning of the upper. >> let's turn to the mifepristone case with you, elizabeth. what are your opinions there? the justices seemed skeptical the plaintiffs even have standing. even if the court upholds access to the pill this time of ruling, could it make its way back to the court? >> all good. one of the things we really try to

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rise of new america. and with me is mark joseph stern. senior writer who covers the courts and law at slate magazine. thank you both for joining me. let me start with a piece you have out today in the times. you know an array of conservatives has openly embraced the idea that american democracy has to be guarded guest the rise of secular culture. i don't think it is an exaggeration to suggest that strain of conservatism now seems to dominate the supreme court as well. do you think that is far off? >> part of what we document in our book is that latter part of the title. the rise of a new america. and what that really is about is the radicalization of conservative christians and we have seen some of that coming out of these tapes from the court. but i wanted to draw your viewer's attention to another story today which was that the southern baptist convention which represents the largest protestant denomination in the country. 13million church goers came out and said they oppose ivf. so this is a fairly rad

as you have seen and heard in the news, america has resumed sending nuclear bombs to the zionist regime. president biden had previously claimed that he stopped sending these weapons due to the attack of the zionist forces on rafah. let's go back to the discussion. let's start the afternoon talk program. america has resumed the sale of explosives to the zionist regime. this particle for direct object. the washington post quoted two democratic representatives close to the white house as saying that the bombs had been provided to the zionists since the beginning of the war , but joe biden had spoken about lifting the suspension of sending them about 40 days ago after the zionist attack. they haven't gone to rafah yet, but if they go to rafah, i won't send them the advice i used to send them all the time. the suspension at the same time the voice. i went along and i must say that in case of reaching a conclusion, if someone disagrees with it , he will not be entitled to it. shipments including 1,800 one- ton bombs and 1,700 225-kilogram bombs, which, according to the announcement the us arm

america.less than. jpresident joe biden delivered a spirited address since thursday's faltering debate performance, showing that left many in the democratic party questioning his fitness for the presidential nomination. on friday, the president looked like a different candidate, speaking energetically to a chairing cloud in north carolina -- cheering crowd in north carolina. he called his opponent donald trump, and he said that even though he is not a young man, he is still capable of doing the job. >> i know i'm not a young man -- i'll state the obvious. i don't walk as easily as i used to do, i used to, but i know what i do know -- i do not debate as well as i used to, but i know what i do know, i know how to tell the truth. when you get knocked down, you get back up. anchor: our correspondent was at the rally and centers -- and sent as this report. >> we have another debate in september, and when you stick to what reporters were saying, they do not try to sugarcoat last night. they say it w

as you saw and heard in the news, america sent bombs. us president biden has resumed aid to the zionist regime. earlier, us president biden had claimed that he had stopped sending these weapons due to the attack of the zionist forces on rafah . we would like to know about the general dimensions of us arms aid to the zionist regime in the regime's brutal attacks. let's talk about zionism in rafah palestine and other areas of palestine, but let us see a report according to the procedure. he announced that the bombs that have been used since the beginning of the war the authority of the zionists was given, but joe biden talked about suspending their sending about 40 days ago and after the zionist attack. he said that he will follow up and will not let the shipment of weapons be suspended. i joined the other representatives who are looking for the continuation of sending weapons to israel and i must say that if the result is reached, if anyone opposes it, he will not be entitled to his rights . shipments including 1,800 1-ton bombs and 1,700

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policy director for new america's open technology institute. senior director of security industry association. i now recognize our vice chair. for her opening remarks. >> thank you so much and welcome to each of you. apologies for people kind of coming and going. we had a 2:30 vote that ended up getting called, but i am so pleased. i know they are on the floor right now, but i am appreciative they have brought privacy back into focus. i have worked for over a decade for congress to take an action in this area, and when senator welch and i were each on the house energy and commerce committee in 2012 we brought forward the data security and reach notification bill. the first of the privacy and data security bills, and it was bipartisan. it would take steps to protect the security of data from businesses. it would have required consumer data breach notifications, and allowed the ftc and state attorneys general to hold companies accountable for violations of the law. so that is where we were in 2012. as we now know, this issue since it has not been