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election. let's reassure people and get to the polls and elections. the sooner we get rid of this conservative government, the better. they're letting people down, taking people for granted. and i think it's all about boris johnson, it's about getting rid of the conservative party. >> have you concerned about the state of british politics? there have been four prime ministers in six years. people seem to checked out of politics to some extent because they feel detached, and very

tthey have so many of their own party. >> the conservative leaders have gotten the kwcountry into the ms that they're in. that's why people don't want to listen to these people. in the bielections, liberal democrats beat the conservatives. and we found, talking to people that life-long conservatives were saying no more. we're not going to put up with this conservative party anymore. they don't listen to us. they're taking us for granted, and we want a change. so we've already got quite a lot of evidence from the ballot boxes that they are moving away from the conservative party. it's not about the leader. and they're looking at my party,

the liberal democrats and saying you guys have the answers we're looking for. >> david, thank you. and the first speech as prime minister will be later today. it's hard to imagine anyone becoming prime minister of the united kingdom at this moment. it's such a formidable task in such a formidable state. >> some might call it a poison chalice. many thanks to you, max. the criminal investigation into how the former u.s. presiden t cnn's sarah murry explains what it means for the government's

investigation. >> reporter: a judge granting former president trump's request for a special master. the judge writing, because of trump's role of a former president, the stigma associated with the seizure is in a league of its own. in a major victory for trump, a third party attorney outside of government will soon be tasked with sifting through thousands of documents to identify personal items and materials that could be protected by attorney-client or executive privilege. >> while it does delay things and slow it down, which of course is bad for doj in their case, i think at the end of the day we're not going to see any documents pulled bit special master. >> reporter: the judge pointing out that some of the documents include tax information. it halts the justice department's criminal review of the their mar-a-lago haul.

>> i would say let's pressure through with the special master and get through as quickly as they can. >> reporter: adding that trump may not be entitled to return of much of the seize the property. the inquiry remains for anothe r

day. meantime, trump >> allies like south carolina's lindse y police in canada are asking the public for any information that may help them catch the only surviving suspect in a deadly mass stabbing attack. details on the manhunt when we return. a new leader for britain's ruling conservative party and a

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. welcome back. one of the two suspects in a deadly mass stabbing in canada has been found dead. police are urging the public to stay vigilant as the manhunt for the suspect continued. it left four people dead and others wounded. >> reporter: it began in the predawn hours saturday in an

indigenous community. the police said they received records of multiple stabbings in several locations in james smith. the law enforcement issued a dangerous person alert telling residents to shelter in place. they identified the suspects as brothers. the manhunt was end asked by hundreds of miles and at 9:45 a.m., the police alerted that there was one stabbing victim in the neighboring village of wheldon and some victims were randomly attacked.

>> i don't know why they did this. they took innocent lives. >> reporter: they were seen driving a black nissan rouge. they found damien sanderson dead but miles sanderson is still at large. the. >> the most recent information is a day old. we acknowledge that. but we have nothing that can tell us differently. >> reporter: the police also say that damien anderson's wounds are not believed to be self-inflicted and his body was found in the community of james smith. despite on expanded search, miles sanderson remains on the run. the police are telling all residents to remain vigilant and that the suspect is dangerous and has an extensive criminal record. the tight-knit indigenous

community is devastated by the vicious attacks that has shattered so many lives. >> they're all a part of the family. i have a niece killed, first cousin was killed. how do you speak on that? how do you respond? >> reporter: canadian prime minister is getting resources to the communities. but conceded how unnerving this savage crime has been. >> sadly over the past years, tragedies like these have become all too commonplace. we'll do what we always do in times of difficulty an anguish. we'll be there for each other. >> reporter: the people are describing it as a massacre and the place would like to think that miles sanderson, if he is injured, will come forward or

that someone will come forward with more information about his whereabouts. in london, this liz truss is to take over as the new prime minister as the conservative party chose her to be the leader. she already promised a plan the energy growth and the inflation crisis. the former prime minister will be going to scotland to resign. there is the plane. that will take him up to scotland. the queen is in scotland because she has mobility issues and she had to provide some

assureness for the diary. they decided to hand over power would happen at the palace in scotland rather than buckingham palace where she has done that for her 70-year reign. this a communications expert. would you give him some credit for his legacy as he outlined it? >> with boris johnson, you have to be trust to yourself, and i think he did till the end. it is great regret but with well-wishes. i think boris johnson can be honored for his manner of leaving the office. >> reporter: we spoke to the

leaders of the democrats and he pointedly made reference of the scandals that brought him down. do you expect he's going to bring that up? >> no. you say good-bye the party and back the people that saw you through a difficult time. don't forget. we had the pandemic. he was hospitalized for it. we had the brexit. it's been a busy few years. i'm sure the prime minister is relinquishing the crown was a great deal of sadness. maybe he'll have a well-earned rest for a while. >> what do you think he'll do next. there is a thought that he'll be a thorn in the side of the

government. >> my thought is boris johnson is not going to be a looming presence wanting to have an influence behind the scenes. but i think he'll be much more removed and in the states giving speeches and talking about his time in office and writing books. this is stuff that he really loves. i would not rule out that. but i don't think that it will be his primary focus. >> reporter: he's a great draw. >> he has a huge profile. i remember taking him when i was a counselor in the 2017 election. he just stopped traffic.

that is the kind of profile and infamoussy that a lot of prime ministers don't have. >> reporter: liz truss has a hell of an inbox, doesn't she? she won the round. but she is taking away an economic crisis that is weeks away, arguably. >> she does have a kind of charisma. i think she won over the hearts and minds of the conservative election, myself included. but i think that she has a a relentness that is going to relentiousness. >> reporter: how would you as an expert advise her on

becoming familiar with the public with the election just a couple years away? >> i think the energy crisis and tackles that, that is weeks away, will be the key. this will be the first that the public will have seen of her. if she give herself to roll out a good package could signal what she means when she talks about growth and leveling up. so all of these ideas will get signed up from the public. >> reporter: she refuses to give any specifics on the big ideas. she didn't even give us an

idea. she will now, won't she? >> i don't think so. she's not the prime minister yet. i know the agencies is running around with all sorts of policies. but fundamentally what will need to happen are some of details about what the package will be. i think this is a good pitch rolling. but the crucial issue is not just consumers and small businesses. i think the packages will have to address both of those things. >> reporter: what about her image and personality. she is charming. but it doesn't come across on tv, does she? >> no. these are the ones that you get

the members together. i think she found her rhythm and voice and with the speech giving and all of those things. no one knows if they'll be a good prime minister till they are a huge prime minister and it is a huge step up no matter what you do. >> reporter: thank you for your perspective. the e nuclear plant in europe i shut down. why russian is blaming you can you can. ukraine. also approved for adults with active psoriatic arthritis... and it's 6 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions may occur.

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. ukraine's president is blame rush for a fire caused by shelling near the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. the plant's last working reactor was disconnecter from the power grid as a safety measure. it comes after a visit from the international atomic agency which was at constant risk of attack. let's go to ukraine where we're standing by in kyiv. what is the latest from the situation at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant? >> reporter: still no external power supply to the plant that is a concern. first of all, one of the two

functioning reactors, the fifth reactor was shut off. it allows both energy to leave the plant and feed the electricity grid and help the cooling systems function was deliberately switched off, according to the iaa that was the report of shelling as well. it is of extreme concern. what experts say including the iaa and the ukraine nuclear provider, the electricity in the plant is being provided by the sixth reactor. the plant has not had to move to a backup generator like it did before.

they are due to produce the report. you'll remember that last thursday, a team of inspectors arrived at the plant. and that was considered a huge step in the right direction. four of the inspectors left yesterday, leaving just two in the plant. we should get a better idea of what they found. the factor of their presence, which was meant to calm things done, hasn't done that. but the hope is it will help speed up the process of getting the power lines crucial to the safe and proper functioning of europe's largest power plant up and running in quicker time than they had, rosemary. >> russia is purchasing more artillery shells from north korea. what are you learning from that? >> reporter: russia is likely

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contained. so let's bring in meteorologist jean norman. what is the latest on the weather and the efforts to contain this fire? we have the windy conditions and the drought all due to climate change. we had 40 record highs on monday. and we'll probably see another batch of them on wednesday and possibly into wednesday. the heat advisories and excessive heat warnings remain in effect till at least thursday. and in california, they are turning people to try to conserve electricity between 4 and 9. set that thermostat up and don't run the larger appliances because you run the risk of rolling blackouts. the triple digits continue. there is little relief in sight to maybe the end of the week. there is a different problem. we have flash flooding going on

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a strong earthquake shook southwestern china. the 6.6 magnitude hit monday afternoon local time triggering landslides that caused serious damage. 200 people were injured and 12 others remain missing. the rescue crews helping to clear blocked roads and digging in the rubble to find survivors. a typhoon left six people dead. we're getting a firsthand look

at the damage that the heavy winds and rain left behind. for the latest, paula hancock is live from seoul. so what the impact from the typhoon besides the damage and the casualties? >> reporter: there have been two confirmed deaths at this point. we understand ten people are missing as well and a small number are injured. the typhoon was only making landfall a short period of time, which is one of the saving graces, as it sped up as it approached the south korea territory. the military has been brought in to try to help. we know that the marines are helping with the rescue operations. most of this is in the southeast of the country. this is the city is particularly hard hit and also

with some of the recovery efforts trying to clean up as well. when it hit landfall, it was the equivalent of a category 2 hurricane. and the winds were in excessive of 154-kilometers per hour. that is 95 miles an hour. some of the images that we're seeing is extensive local flooding. we're seeing wind damage along the coastal areas and some 20,000 households without power. more than 3,000 people were evacuated just ahead of the landfall as well to make sure that many on the coastal area wanted to move further inland. so the issue is to make sure that everyone is unaccounted

for can be found. and then they will start to clean up. it was pummeled by rain during the typhoon. but that is the hardest hit area at this point. >> terrifying images there. thank you for bringing us up to date on the situation. we appreciate it. authorities in pakistan are watching the water levels on the country's largest fresh water lake. it is putting cities at risk for more flooding. a third of the country is under water with some areas seeing five times the levels of the monsoon rain. 3100 people have died in the flooding. a third of them are children. they are warning about an increase in diseases. the united nations says that the world is in the last minute of the 11th hour regarding a humanitarian crisis

in somalia. >> i've been shocked to my core these past few days by the level of pain and suffering that we see so many people enduring. famine is at the door. today we're receiving a final warning. >> on monday, the united nations warned that parts of somalia will be hit by familiar famine in the coupling months because of a drought. and 1 million children face accute malnutrition if things don't change. they have helped 4 million people so far. but officials warn that more help is needed. thank you for spending part of your day with me.

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