one of the first people to explore the ocean depths was john walsh. >> it is part of our human nature and curiosity. >> reporter: the man is 91 years old now, but in 1960 he and a french explorer where the first to explore the depths. >> this was my job, was a test pilot. i had to make sure it was safe and reliable. >> reporter: since then, walsh became a pioneer in the field. he said within the past 20 years or so, the submersible market has changed. there is now a subsector for ocean tourism. this was the primary focus for oceangate. >> they were doing things that made a lot of us question what was going on. >> reporter: walsh said there were concerns from many in the submersible industry about safety guidelines that were not being followed, like the decision not to have a rescue beacon on the vessel and no escape hatch. >> if they are floating around the ocean by thursday morning it will be too late anyway. >> reporter: walsh says despite the information many in the submersible community field the worst. >> miracles are getting very, very small. >> reporter: walsh stressed that sub

walsh, i wanted to switch gears a little bit.i have the honor of representing a district that counts one of the largest ukrainian american populations in the united states, and on their behalf my constituents behalf, and i hear from them often, i do want to ask about russia's horrific ongoing invasion and russian forces use of various forms of trafficking. it's been pretty extensively documented. i'm not sure that it's been documented to the true extent that it is happened but we had another hearing and a think we had a full committee hearing on the issue of children being kidnapped and taken to russia. i just think the numbers are probably, that we are seeing are once lower the what is happening but just raised on anecdotal evidence. so can you just tell us jennifer taub usaid is working to address this situation? >> -- just tell us how. >> long before russia's further war into ukraine to get this is major area of antitrafficking work for u.s. aid and for others. and got a partner government in many partners across civil society

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: don walsh is 91 years old now, but in 1960 he and a french engineer were among the first people to ever explore challenger deep in a submersible, diving more than seven miles down to the floor of the pacific ocean. >> that was my job was a test pilot, not to the science, but to make sure it was safe and reliable before handing it over to the scientist. >> reporter: since then, walsh became a pioneer in the field. he said in the past 20 years or so the submersible market has changed. it once only focused on scientific research but now there is a sector for ocean adventure tourism, which was the primary focus for oceangate. >> they were doing a lot of things that many of us who have been in the business for a long time questioned what was going on. >> reporter: walsh says there is question for many in the submersible industry about safety guidelines that were supposedly not being followed by oceangate alike the decision not to have a rescue beacon on the vessel and no self escape hatch. >> so they can even let themselves out. so if they are floating around the ocean by thursday morni

one of the first people to venture into the depths, don walsh, an alameda high school graduate. >> it is part of our human nature, curiosity. >> reporter: don walsh is 91 years old but in 1960, he and a french engineer were the first two people to explore challenger deep in a submersible, diving more than seven miles down to the floor of the pacific ocean. >> that was my job, the test pilot, not to do science but to make sure it was safe and reliable before we handed it over to the scientist. >> reporter: walsh made a career out of submersibles and became a pioneer in the field. he said within the past 20 years or so, the submersible market has changed where it once focused only on scientific research, now, there is a sector for ocean adventure tourism which was the primary focus for oceangate. >> every day, some things that made a lot of us habeine nefoa h question what was going on. >> reporter: walsh says there was concern for many in the submersible industry about safety guidelines that were supposedly not being followed by oceangate like the decision not to have a rescue beacon o

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part of human nature, curiosity. >> reporter: don walsh is 91 years old now. in 1960, he and french engineer were the first two people to ever explore challenger deep in a submersible, diving more than seven miles down to the floor o the pacific ocean. >> that was my job as a test pilot, to make sure it was safe and reliable before we handed over to the scientists. >> reporter: since then, walsh made a career out of submersibl and became a pioneer in the field. he says within the past 20 years or so, the submersible market has changed . where it wants focused only on scientifi research, now there is a sector for ocean adventure tourism, which was the primary focus for oceangate. >> they were doing something that made a lot of us question what was going on. >> reporter: walsh said there was concern about safety guidelines that were supposedly not being followed by oceangate like the decision not to have a rescue beacon on the vessel and no self escape hatch. >> they can't even let themselves out. so, if they are floating around the ocean, by thursday morning, i

. >> reporter: don walsh is 91 years old now but in 1960, he ended french engineer for the first two people to ever explore challenger deep in a submersible, diving more than seven miles down to the floor of the pacific ocean. >> that was my job, a test pilot. not to do science but to make sure it was safe and reliable before we handed it over to the scientists. >> reporter: since then, walsh made a career out of submersibles and became a pioneer in the field. he said therrk changeerit once focused ificre now there is a ct for ocean adventure tourism. that was the primary focus for oceangate. >> they were doing some things that made a lot of us who have been in the business for a long time question what was going on. >> reporter: walsh says there was concern for many in the submersible industry about safety guidelines that were supposedly not being followed by oceangate like the decision not to have a rescue beacon on the vessel and no self escape hatch. >> they can't even let themselves out. they are floating around the ocean , by thursday morning, it will be too late anyway. >> rep

. >> reporter: don walsh is 91-year-old down. but in 1960 h and a fresh engine ever the first two people to ever explor challenger deep in a submersible. diving more than seven miles down to the floor the pacific ocean. >> that was my job. to test pilot. not to do science but to make sure was safe and reliable before we handed it over to the scientists. >> reporter: since then, walsh made a career out of it and became a pioneer in the field. he said, within the past 20 years or so the submersible market has changed. wire wants only focused on scientific research, there is now a sector for ocean adventure tourism, which is the primary focus of oceangate. >> they were doing some things which made a lot of us in the business for a long time question what was going on. >> reporter: walsh says it was concern for many in the industry about safety guideline that was supposedly not being followed by oceangate, like the decision not to have a rescue beacon on the vessel and no sel escape hatch. >> so they can't even let themselves out. if

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and nick paton walsh joins me here in kyiv. what is the very latest there amidst all of this deep uncertainty? >> reporter: err have the course of the past few hours, we've seen a couple of people, vladimir putin, yevgeny prigozhin, sort of emerge from the weekend, and to make their first statement. putin's been notably absent since that wagner mutiny threatened his grip on power at the weekend. but he's now appeared on russian state television. basically saying that he did everything he could to prevent bloodshed and also restating an offer to the wagner mercenaries to either join the russian military or to move to belarus. >> translator: for the first time since the russian rebellion ended, vladimir putin has addressed his nation. a short speech condemning rebel leaders as traitors playing into the hands of russia's enemies. >> translator: they wanted russian soldiers to kill each other, to kill military personnel and civilians so that in the end russia would lose and our society would split, choke in bloody civil strife. >>

john. >> nick paton walsh, thank you. steve, prigozhin saying that there is a way forward and as others said he is a dead man walking, and what do you make of that, and how is life differently for putin today than a week ago? >> well, john, he has to know that he is significantly weakened, and it is certainly true vis-a-vis from the west, and that is true as of the last 18 months, but he must sense that he is weaker vis-a-vis of the people closest to him who are the closest adviser, and let me get this straight, were going to ukraine and it was over for a couple of days and this is what amounts a coup attempt, and what is with putin, and he would not be the first to be removed. gorbachev was removed for that reason. and so we don't know if this prigozhin is still alive or where he is. >> and who knows if the russians were having any success inside of the battlefield, and what happens to them? >> yeah, i would not say they were having anywhere near great success, but they were having success, and performing better than the

part of human nature, curiosity. >> reporter: don walsh is 91 years old now. in 1960, he and french engineer were the first two people to ever explore challenger deep in a submersible, diving more than seven miles down to the floor o this pacific ocean. >> that was my job as a test pilot , to make sure it was saf and reliable before we handed over to the scientist. >> reporter: since then, was made a career out of submersibl and became a pioneer in the field. is it within the past 20 years or so, the submersible market has changed . where it wants focused only on scientifi research, now there is a sector for ocean adventure tourism, which was the primary focus for oceangate. >> they were doing something that made a lot of us questioned what was going on. >> reporter: walsh said there was concern about safety guidelines that were supposedly not being followed by oceangate , like the decision not to have a rescue beacon on the vessel and no self escape hatch. >> the canteen let themselves out. if they are floating aroun the ocean, by thursday morning, it is goin

nick paton walsh, thank you so much. >> remarkable reporting son saturday in the middle of all this.nd bringing in our experts. global affairs kim dozier, david sanger, and retired u.s. army major mike lions, we appreciated you. nick paton walsh in the middle of his reporting from kyiv this weekend wrote a really fascinating piece and in it he said it's impossible to imagine putin's regime will go back to its previous heights of control from this moment, what does this mean actually for russia and for putin? >> well, we have to start, poppy, by saying we don't know but we do know that if you think about everything that we conceived about vladimir putin last week and what we think about on monday morning it's different. last week i was seeing a senior administration official and we were musing about the fact, this was probably early in the week, that we had not really seen any of the cracks in the putin regime that many had expected. okay? by this morning, boy have we seen them. it's a really open question. how did prigozhin not only plan this out, which u.s. intelligence, we think, h

. >> cnn chief national security correspondent nick paton walsh is there. as we said, what's the latest? >> reporter: startling since we last spoke. there's an explosion that's related to the wag mer military. it's important because it's halfway between ross dove and moscow. they seem to have swarmed in there overnight. halfway to moscow, which they've claimed is their ultimate objective here. that is a startling thing, frankly to say. we're now in utterly unprecedented territory for the 23 years vladimir putin has run russia and something many thought may have been inevitable if there was adequate discontentment with how this war has been catastrophically bungled from the start, but the open nature of this armed rebellion it literature stunning. essentially moscow now remaining on what remains of its special loyal military to commit an act of fraticide. they've done a lot of ugly fighting and quite clearly they've decided enough is enough. these are brutal people, so we're not seeing a battle of good versus evil here. this all began on friday afternoon whe

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. >> and with me now is former republican congressman joe walsh and former clinton white house secretary you've heard some of what the former president said on the campaign trail, his first public comments since that indictment came down. what do you make of his response? >> well, i mean, it's typical trump rhetoric. he knows his people, the maga folks, will believe anything that comes out of his mouth, so a lot of unbelievable things come out of his mouth. his strategy will be the system is rigged, rigged against him. his voters believe that, and it's actually in an odd way politically an example of it being rigged when he gets indicted for something he says is ridiculous. >> and, joe walsh, does that work? we saw -- we know that in some ways it does after the indictment in manhattan, his poll ratings actually went up. is this different, though, now, because it's federal? >> alex, i actually think -- and maybe this is contrary, and this indictment really helps trump politically -- this is right in his wheel house. he's always the victim. he's the one that's targeted, not hillary or bide

nick paton walsh, stand by. we will get back to you. we are told by the way that the white house is very closely monitoring this emerging power struggle that's under way inside russia. cnn's priscilla alvarez is over at the white house for us, joining us right now. what are you hearing over there, priscilla? >> reporter: that's right, wolf. they are actively monitoring this unfolding situation. and we know as of yesterday evening that president biden had also been briefed on it. now, in a statement from a national security council spokesperson, we know that they said, quote, we are monitoring this situation and we will be consulting with allies and partners on these developments. now, officials here are being careful as to when they weigh in, of course, because this is rapidly evolving, but we should note, wolf, that as of early january, officials have been monitoring a power struggle between the mercenary wagner group and the russian government. and now, they believe that tensions would mount, and we're seeing that play out now, but th

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joe walsh and debbie mucarsel-powell are back with me.en's speech today. it was a tried and true biden strategy. he was speaking in philadelphia, strong labor union base. he was in his home state. philadelphia was the site of his head campaign headquarters in 2020. but with republicans continuing to up the ante on their far-right rhetoric particularly around trump's rhetoric. is biden playing it too safe here? is he going to break through the current noise and chaos? >> ayman, two. thoughts, yeah, i think biden's doing exactly what he's gotta do. focus on pocketbook issues. again, think about where publicans are going to be doing a next 16 to 17 months. talking about trump and his crimes, trump and his trials. then you've got desantis, and all the other republican candidates out there talking about all of these culture war issues. biden needs to stay focused on the economic stuff. the other message, ayman, is look, to democrats and everybody else out there, quit complaining, and quit whining about joe biden. quit saying that joe biden is

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walsh often attacks a transgender people. but after daily wire ceo complaint musk took to twitter and called content decision. quote, a mistake by many people at twitter. irwin has not commented on her resignation. time for another look at the forecast as we get this friday night view from mount tam, you know, and it's getting toastie just in time for the weekend. britney, that is the toasty is going to be the theme we have above average temperatures today right there at average. but a beautiful day. a lot of people enjoying the weather, especially right there on the coast. >> the sunny conditions as we take a look at the bay bridge at traffic picking up in both directions. you can see that slightly hazy conditions. the big picture we'll show you the next couple of hours at 6 o'clock read that high of 75 inland bay. 66 in coast. 56 by now, we start to see clearing skies. and by midnight, we're slowly going to get to our lows, which will be and lower 50's. the story for us today. the story for us this weekend will still be the

keira walsh was subbed off in the final minutes of this match. the biggest trophy you can honestly win at club level and she was obviously nervous as she watched the final seconds ticked by. her team—mates full of praise for her after this game. playing football with keira walsh makes everything seem so much simpler. her game has really evolved this season which is honestly a huge boost for sarina wiegman who was watching in the stands, to watch these two players who will be key figures of the lionesses go all the way in australia.— lionesses go all the way in australia. . ~' , ., , . australia. thank you very much, en'o the australia. thank you very much, enjoy the celebrations. - north of the border and it's a domestic clean sweep for celtic, who have added the scottosh fa cup title to the premiership and league cup that they've already won this season. they beat championship side inverness caledonian thistle ? ? ? ? at hampden park. jane dougall is there. yet mike celtic were always the favourites to win this match. it is a treble, a domestic

dani: bloomberg's guy johnson speaking to iata director general willie walsh.ut an hour ago, we got a headline of iata expected profits for global airlines. it is expected to jump 9.8 billion dollars in 2023, more than double the profit it previously expected. it's coming from europe, the u.s., north america. interestingly though, not as much from asia. a quick check on publicly-traded airlines. it might be a factor of higher oil prices, fear that they will have to hedge more jet fuel as opec+ contemplates more cuts specifically coming from saudi arabia. let's get more from that iata conference in istanbul. guy johnson is there with a asked. guy, over to you. guy: christian scherer is the chief commercial officer at airbus. most airlines i am speaking to you are telling me they are struggling to get that aircraft they need and the engines they need. christian is the guy they come to talk to about that problem. what are you telling them? good morning. christian: most of our customers understand, if we explained to them in a sober away the supply chain constraint

nick paton walsh joins me in kyiv. matthew, let me start with you. you have obtained exclusive new documents. it's incredible to look at them. they list the general as a vip member of wagner group. tell us about this. >> reporter: yeah. it's really interesting, isn't it? it was well-known that the general has had close relations with the wagner mercenary group over the past several years, working closely with them in ukraine. earlier than that, working with them in syria as well where they have been engaged in russian military operations alongside the russian military. what's new tonight is this new evidence that suggests that this prominent russian commander was much, much closer to wagner than previously knowniss the last tie just how close is only now becoming clear. documents shared exclusive sly with cnn suggest he was since 2018 a secret vip member of the group, with a personal wagner registration number. the documents obtained by the russian investigative dossier center lists him along with at least 30 other senior russian narlry and intellige

so much is made of her experience and of walsh's influence as expectation builds notjust walsh's influencefa for verbally abusing the english referee anthony taylor after their europa league final defeat to seville in budapest on wednesday night. he was booked during the game and repeatedly swore at the official in a car park after the match. taylor and his family were also jostled by roma fans at the airport on their return yesterday. one man was arrested for affray. both clubs face several charges over the conduct of the players and their fans, former referee mark halsey told us that there have to be stricter punishments. of this has been a growing trend, isn't it? not only in the premier league but we have seen it in the world. if we look at the permanently, the fa handed out a million pounds in fines to clubs and players for failing to control their players for failing to control their players and their team officials. so, if you look at that, and we look at 1,000,000 so, if you look at that, and we look ati,000,000 and so, if you look at that, and we look at1,000,000 and a so, if you

nick paton walsh is also with me in kyiv. i want to begin with you, matthew, because, obviously, there's some very serious questions here that are going to impact a lot of people, all of us. what is the latest on the ground there tonight? >> reporter: well, i mean, it's been a very fast-moving week. it has only been a week since that armed rebellion by wagner mercenaries flared up and shook the country before being quickly aborted. the russian authorities, the kremlin have been desperately since then trying to repair the damage to their authority. and they've started, it seems, by trying to shore up the support of the russian military. near the front lines, a tattered-looking russian army unit is grilled on camera about their treatment. are you offended or used as cannon fodder, the commander asks. no, is the response. we are well trained and well fed, the commander insists. all this talk of mistreatment is nonsense. a week after an aborted uprising in russia amid complaints the ukraine war is being mishandled, keeping the mi

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fergus walsh, bbc news.ter standing down from his itv show this morning and a week after revealing he had a relationship with a much younger male colleague, presenter phillip schofield has apologised for what he called a grave error and said that his career was now over and he had lost everything. in his first broadcast interview since he quit itv, he said the relationship only began several years after his first meeting with the young man, who was then 15. mr schofield strongly denies grooming him but says he regrets the relationship and lying about it when itv tried to investigate. he also said he believed that homophobia had fuelled the media coverage of events. he's been talking to the bbc�*s amol rajan. phillip, come on in. good to see you. thank you. thanks for coming in. you've had quite the week, how are you? erm, ithink... i understand how caroline flack felt. last week, if my daughters hadn't been there... ..then i wouldn't be here. and they've. .. ..guarded me. it's like a weird... ..numbness. you

fergus walsh, bbc news. has been made against the labour mp geraint davies. the swansea west mp was suspended from the labour party yesterday following reports of �*completely unacceptable behaviour�*. he is accused of subjecting younger female colleagues to unwanted sexual attention, but has said he does not recognise the allegations. the coach of roma, jose mourinho, has been charged by european football's governing body uefa for using insulting or abusive language against an official at wednesday's europa league final. he was booked by english referee anthony taylor in budapest in a match that saw his side beaten by sevilla. taylor was subsequently accosted by angry fans at the airport. andy swiss reports. confronted and abused. in the grey t—shirt, referee anthony taylor — along with his family — evading a crowd of angry supporters as they left budapest airport. scuffles breaking out and missiles thrown as they eventually escaped to safety. just a few hours earlier, taylor had shown a record 1a yellow ca

unfortunate secretary walsh did not take his obligation to respond to oversight seriously. during your short tenure track record appears to be about the same as his. at least until you attempted to cancel your appearance at the last minute and are here today only because my threat to issue a subpoena cause you to reconsider appearing. both cases you have responded to inquiries with a vague letter providing none of the requested documents thereby technically responding to the inquiry but not in fact coming close. when you commit to providing fully responsive answers to the committee's request, yes or no? >> thank you chairman fox. i'm very happy to be here today to testify. i understand our teams work together to find the dates. quick site just a yes or no answer i appreciate your being here. you do not have to thank you very much for the question that just takes of time. >> i appreciate that. i want to say i take the oversight role of this committee and of congress. seriously. >> then it will be saying yes to my question, yes you will answer our requests completely is that

nick paton walsh, thank you for that.im. >>> we're also trying to learn more about this supposed truce brokered by belarus, at least according to the kremlin here. cnn's alex marquardt is here to discuss. they say he's going to be allowed exile to some degree, prigozhin in belarus. there's also concern that some of his foreigns will follow him. i just spoke to the belarusian opposition leader who told us we don't have confirmation that prigozhin arrived in belarus. the information about the camps are not confirmed either. she said the goal is to mislead. does western intelligence have any word whereof he's going? has he arrived there? >> no, there's certainly no sense that he's arrived just yet. everybody is watching the same indications that we are, whether it's open source or social media. obviously, the intelligence community has much better resources than we do. so, we're still operating under the assumption that this deal will be something that will be carried out. i think, jim, the most stunning thing that happened

fergus walsh, bbc news.ift the upper limit on government borrowing. it comes days before a potential, unprecedented default on the country's debt, which could have caused widespread disruption to the world's financial markets. the senate vote had a degree of bipartisan support — with 63 votes in favour, and 36 opposed — although most republicans voted against. it had already been approved in the house of representatives and will now be signed into law by president biden. he described it as a big win for the economy and the american people. here's how the leading democrat in the senate, chuck schumer, reacted to the vote. now, democrats are feeling very good tonight. we have saved the country from the scorch of default. —— scourge of default. even though there were some on the other side who wanted to fault, wanted to lead us to default. we may be a little tired, but we did it, so we're very, very happy. default was the giant sword hanging over america's head. senate majority leader, chuck schumer, there welc

fergus walsh, bbc news.re then being put into storage. well, now the balloon is to take to the skies once again, after it was restored by brothers liam and daniel whitelock, who even went so far as to handpaint art work which had faded over time. it will fly again this weekend, at the midlands air festival. one of scotland�*s most important historical documents goes on display in edinburgh tomorrow, for the first time in almost two decades. the 700—year—old declaration of arbroath was an appeal to the pope, asking him to recognise robert the bruce as the lawful king of scotland and asserting the country�*s independence. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon has had access to some of the preparations for it going on public view. the historic 700—year—old declaration of arbroath — a fragile parchment, written during a turbulent and violent period in scotland�*s story — about to go on rare public display. i�*m immensely excited to be welcoming this document here. it�*s a really rare and special survival, and

fergus walsh, bbc news.he monthly silent walk marked the 72nd month since 72 people died in the fire. in that time virtually all the blocks with the same type of flammable cladding panels as were on the tower have been changed. but there are still 1,200 other tower blocks that have applied for government funds to have different types of dangerous cladding removed, and the latest figures show that work has started on less than a third of them. it means tens of thousands of people are still living in unsafe homes, which they are unable to remortgage or sell. italy has paid its last respects to silvio berlusconi, whose state funeral was held in milan today. the billionaire media tycoon and scandal—ridden politician dominated italian public life for decades with millions of loyal followers and plenty of opponents, too, as our italy correspondent sofia bettiza reports. a day of national mourning as thousands gathered to say a final farewell to silvio berlusconi, a man who'd dominated italian society for almost ha

matt walsh titled what is a woman violated the platform's hate speech rules. walsh often attacks transgender people after daily wire ceo complained musk took to twitter and called the content decision. quote, a mistake by many people at twitter. irwin has not commented on her resignation so far. coming up on 4 news at 3. a new survey finds the summer months are particularly dangerous for teens. >> what you need to know before you hit the roadways. plus, a new details surrounding that mlb opening day altercation between angels player and an a's fan. why that player will not be facing charges. but first crime numbers are falling in richmond. this fight and understaffed police force. we take a look what might be behind this dr female announcer: get on board for better sleep! it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's i

fergus walsh, bbc news.threatened potential prosecutions of local officials — if there is any repeat of the failure to open air raid shelters, which contributed to the deaths of three people in kyiv on thursday. a nine year old girl, her mother, and another woman died, after trying to use a shelter during a russian missile strike, only to find it was closed. mr zelensky said the shelters had to be accessible 2a hours a day. this was the scene in a kyiv subway station, as fresh russian air strikes triggered countrywide alerts overnight. the ukrainian government says 36 drones and missiles were shot down in and around the capital. our correspondent james waterhouse has more from kyiv. there seems to be quite an ugly bit of political fallout from yesterday's strikes, which left three people dead. they were unable to get into an air raid shelter, which was locked. it was a public air raid shelter. and today, president zelensky has hardly held back. he has described vitali klitschko, the city's mayor, as an enemy

our medical editor, fergus walsh, has more details. out, with very high accuracy, would be revolutionary. this test has been developed by californian company grail. it can detect tiny fragments of cancerous dna in the bloodstream, which have broken off from a tumour. the trial involved more than 5,000 patients from england and wales who'd gone to their gp with suspected cancer symptoms. a positive blood test result meant the patient was likely to have cancer. tumours were confirmed 75% of the time. a negative test meant cancer was very unlikely, but did not rule it out completely. where cancer was correctly found, the test was able to pinpoint its origin in the body in 85% of cases. the oxford professor who led the trial, and is presenting the results at a conference in chicago, says the blood test is still a work in progress, but its ability to pinpoint the type of cancer is exciting. 85% of the time — when we found a cancer — it told us where that cancer was. so in future, we could use the test accurately to get the right and basic i

fergus walsh. murdering a metropolitan police officer by shooting him at a custody centre "pulled the trigger on purpose", his trial heard. louis de zoysa denies killing seregeant matt ratana by shooting him at the custody centre in croydon, south london, on 25th september 2020. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is outside northampton crown court. what else have we heard. we have been told louix _ what else have we heard. we have been told louix de _ what else have we heard. we have been told louix de zoysa _ what else have we heard. we have been told louix de zoysa has - what else have we heard. we have been told louix de zoysa has been| been told louix de zoysa has been sat in a wheelchair because he himself suffered brain damage during the incident. thejury is himself suffered brain damage during the incident. the jury is told himself suffered brain damage during the incident. thejury is told he is accused of murdering sergeant matt ratana. while in the croydon custody centre, louiz

cnn has the story covered across the region with matthew chance in moscow, nick paton walsh in kyiv., i want to start with you. putin was visibly angry, and he declined to mention prigozhin's name. what's the sense of what he was trying to achieve with this speech? >> right. that was a very angry president putin that appeared on national television. and i think there's a sense in which he wants to, again, vent the anger. he's been sort of locked away for the past three days and nobody's seen him. so, this was the first time that he's gone on the internet, onto the national stage and international stage, and, you know, again, expressed how furious he is that this took place, that somebody so close to him, who was a sort of loyal ally in many ways and a very useful one over the past couple of years in the sense that yevgeny prigozhin has been, would turn against him in this way. he's also seeing his authority diminished and damaged because he's been challenged in such a public way. so, i think vladimir putin needed to get on national television and try and take some of that authority b

for more, we go to chief international security correspondent nick paton walsh. he is live in kyiv. there had been some disappointment in recent weeks with the progress of ukraine's ongoing counteroffensive, at least from the perspective of western intelligence. there's some who see this as a potential opportunity for ukrainian forces there to push forward. do we know substantively if they've made any progress in the last 24, 48 hours? >> reporter: the dust is still settling in moscow, but there are certainly signs that ukrainian officials want to suggest continued progress around bakhmut, advances around that city, not into it. also suggesting in the zaporizhzhia region, the long southern front through which ukraine wants to break through russian lines and cut the peninsula occupied by russia off from the donbas. they claim progress has been made in that area as well. not much detail here at all. we don't know exactly what this has done, the wagner movements towards moscow, to the russian presence along the front lines. wagner was not only present along those front lines and certai

joe walsh, represented the eighth district of illinois. trump in the 2020 republican presidential primaries. charlie dent represented pennsylvania's 15th district, and now the executive director and vice president of the aspen institute congressional program. good to see you, thank you for joining us this morning. charlie, let's evaluate what the responses have been. on the campaign trail the people running against donald trump, has actually been a bit more nuanced than i would've expected. but for ron desantis, who is not so much of a nuanced guy. but in congress, it is very hard to find republican members of congress who would agree with the idea that one shouldn't be disseminating improperly classified information. they've gone right to this weaponization, some, like marjorie taylor greene and andy biggs, have gone to this war metaphor, i-4 and i stuff. very few have come out and said, i think maybe what donald trump is alleged to have done might be wrong. >> well, what i think members of congress think privately is pretty much what's g

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nick paton walsh has more on the battles. >> reporter: the sdchaos has yesterday to ease. close combat around bakhmut two weeks in to the continued grind of the counteroffensive open operations filmed over the weekend just as wagner troops rolled toward moscow. here the red, white and blue are russians in disarray and surrendering. the hope is more will follow as word spreads of the failed rebellion and morale and discipline falter. it was near here that ukraine proclaimed monday progress on the front lines with room for hope elsewhere. to the south another donetsk front near the heavily contested moniker, it appears some fighters were pulled to moscow for its defense for the weekend. here they are strutting along an apparent highway near the capital. bakhmut, an opportunity for ukraine in the east, but also further west near kherson, this bridge the scene of intense clashes. captured by this russian drone as ukrainian forces claim to cross over to the russian controlled eastern bank. opening another front perhaps. it is too early to tell whether or if russia is crumbling.