charlotte and michael — conservatives. indeed so. charlotte and michael stay _ conservatives.candidates for clacton and the constituents in there. the website will perhaps have a complete list once they are all confirmed, but there you have the current runners and writers. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. not everyone out in clacton—on—sea was there to pay homage to nigel farage. this is the moment outside wetherspoons that someone threw a milshake at the reform leader. which might have entertained his opponents, but it is a worrying element of the campaign. there is a report from politics home today that all election candidates will be offered basic security throughout the campaign for the first time. the electoral commission say 43% of candidates have faced abuse and that some are seeking counselling due to their experience. this was the tweet this morning from the veterans ministerjonny mercer — no stranger to hostile environments. morning, plymouth, it's another fantastic day on the campaign trail, everyone's feeling really good. no, they're not, reall

charlotte: big crowds in clacton, yes.ur region last week as well in dover, launching reform u.k.'s policy on immigration, and it was interesting to see him interviewed here. when we were standing on a balcony just outside the hotel he was launching the policy and, we did this interview and it was interesting to see the attention he was attracting. people were driving past, cycling pt, walking past, and stopping. there was a real mixed reaction. some people were shouting words of encouragement and saying they were very pportive of him. but there was a swearword that i won't repeat on air that i heard from a man cycling past. he is continuing to attract attention and divide opinion right across the country. christian: mike, one of these go-to soundbites on migration is that there are streets around the country where people don't speak english. there are some pockets of our country where there is not enough assimilation. is he right? mike: i think it's an old stereotype. look, in the northwest and lancashire, we are no stran

prince george, prince louis and princess charlotte paid tribute to princess charlotte paid tribute tonce william on father's day, posting a picture taken by their mother on social media. ijust want i just want to ijust want to i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you some ijust want to bring you some breaking i just want to ijust want to bring you some breaking news i just want to ijust want to bring you some breaking news that i just want to ijust want to bring you some breaking news that we i just want to ijust want to bring you some breaking news that we are i just want to ijust want to bring you some breaking news that we are getting i just want to ijust want to bring you some breaking news that we are getting in from germany. a major operation, we have been told, is taking place in central hamburg, after a man with an axe threatened police officers. this is all ahead of the euro 2024 game taking place between howland and the netherlands. it is due to start in around —— between poland and the netherlands. it is due to start in around 90 minutes. police say they shot and se

horrible. >> charlotte. >> charlotte. >> horrendous.charles standing next to kate on the balcony, going shoulder to shoulder. these guys know a lot about image. so they were shoulder to shoulder and she's not out of the woods yet. also posed underneath a tree. it was very deliberate imagery . and it very deliberate imagery. and it goes to show that unlike what prince harry says, this family does rally around their own when it matters. and the narrative that charles is uncaring and that charles is uncaring and that the royals are at war is kind of erroneous, actually, because when it matters. charles was there for kate and he didn't stand next to her on the balcony last year, but he did this year. >> oh, bless his heart. i love them all right. and mine is. this is amazing. a brilliant £400 headset worn for few a few minutes a day can apparently heal a broken heart. oh, isn't that wonderful? it sends electrical impulses through your head or electric shocks. >> i wish i had that when i was dumped. >> i think they tried that many years ago.

there was less good news for charlotte — amazing.. there was less good news for charlotte worthington. he is - amazing. there was less good news for charlotte worthington. he is the raining olympic champion in bmx freestyle. she came into the final in 12 possession knowing that she needed a big performance if he was to climb up the global leaderboard and secure an automatic qualification spot for paris. as it turned out, she finished in tenth but she could still qualify for the olympic games indirectly and that is because there are five quota places available based on results at previous championships. in the coming days, we will know if the boe as been allocated one of them they have a decision to make as to who they give that play still. here a charlotte worthington after her final talking about the situation. t final talking about the situation. i am a bit in limbo until you get it on paperand it am a bit in limbo until you get it on paper and it is official. i have to wait until the selection date and see what the deal is with th

charlotte is joining us out of paris.harlotte, this is an important election and president macron ultimately weak but does he have anything to lose at this stage. >> you in the european parliament the center held. one of the most pro eu government in europe got a bruising defeat with president macron's party arriving only second in the european parliament results. the past two elections the far right was already in the lead but the difference this time around is how much more ahead of all the parties there were, 31.56% of the vote. the far right party around 40% of the total vote. the runner-up president macron's party was at 14.5% and that is huge shock there that led to this announcement that president macron just an hour after having the european results calling for the snap election at the national assembly that behind me. the whole conversation shifted to that. what would happen in this building now in three weeks? that would be the first round of the election and four weeks the second round and that is what is reall

now, charlotte telson, hill is standing by for us in london, charlotte, who has created the best atmosphere in london today. adult mon funds or mac bridge times. it was a very good question. i think if you spoke to friends or me decide they would say that it's been that what we do know is that there are been a huge number of goldman funds that have come to the capital ahead to watch this gave us the estimated $100000.00 pounds, it's made the way over now. many of them had been gathering in the stadium just behind me, london by clinic, wembley stadium. many more have been the o. r in friends or is it have been designated for madrid's and the don't been found as well. we spoke to adults and found on the way, and he said that that what it was is that beyond the adults but they're excited just to be confident that they can. uh, so with an upset like what we've been hearing from other friends who ahead but image right. almost a very much making the voices had clearly a massive game to that. as he said, that could be a record, gave them this could be the 15th time that they all taking the title t

charlotte is joining us again. charlotte, he is sounding quite careful.e is trying to please the markets and trying to say this is not going to be the -- basically a nightmare for you. explain to us a little bit better what is the message from the far right? >> that is interesting. we see the markets worried about the far right coming into power, but at home, domestically, two issues on the head. the far right and the far left want to bring back the budget policy and pointing the finger at president macron's public handling on financing. he has been criticizing for rolling back key promises in the past because of the state of the public finances that they won't be able to rule out the flagship policies. he said later. they were still scrubbing the energy to 5.5% from 20% currently. the economies will cost 12 billion euro. they have not made clear how they compensate that. there has been key where the measures were announced, but the numbers were not announced where they would fine that money. when it comes to the pension reform, in the past, it would be s

are very on the charlotte just until with the latest from one to to 9. charlotte, as always, thank you. have a good weekend. and finally, what is the term the day? mean today, most people using it, they usually be in a moment when the rubber hits the road and something hits the fan when things get real. 80 years ago the day was a day when things became very real. when the war turned in favor of the free world, a yes after d day, us soldiers fly over this historic sites, the beaches of normandy. this is where the allied troops landed in 1944. the end of the 2nd world war and the liberation of europe began here. the day was the 6 of 21944 allied forces from the u. k. the united states, canada, and other countries, landed on normandy beaches on a stretch of around 100 kilometers between shareable end of it was the largest landing operation in the war, supported by 6004 ships and apple and troops. the allies eventually advanced into french mainland and further to germany. the operations around the day have been g as in the making soviet lita starting once it is western allies to open a new

i agree with you on that, charlotte. now republican senators, as a result of this, have said that they're not gonna cooperate anymore with democrats on legislative priorities or even norman nations. what kind of consequences do we think we will see in washington the full out of best case as well? i think the republicans are wrong. so to blame this on the, on the democrats in the federal government, as i said to you that said so. so we call them the federal government really had nothing to do with this. it's just a coincidence that the people prosecuting donald trump and the people in the white house belonged to the same party. but the white house can't tell a state home to prosecute and can even be involved with the prosecution. i think the republicans refusing to do their jobs are being petty. on the other hand, we have so many laws in america and taxes are so high. it's probably a good thing if congress shuts down for a while and doesn't write any more laws and doesn't uh, extract any more taxes from us. so, thank you.

our correspondent charlotte gallagher told us more about the image. taken in norfolk on a beach.e louis, prince george and princess charlotte, have their backs to the camera. they're looking out to sea. they're all dressed very casually, prince william in a baseball cap and a hoodie, and then the message that accompanies the photo is actually the first time the children have posted a message on social media. and it reads, "we love you, papa. happy father's day". then there's two little pink loveheart emojis, and then they've got their three initials. so really lovely, sweet, casual, relaxed family photo. so, prince william also issued a tribute to his father, who, of course, is king charles. and the photo is from 1984, and it's when prince william was a toddler. it's taken in the grounds of kensington palace, and they're playing with a football, probably a nod to england's game today, i think. and itjust really shows you as well how royal photos have changed because the one that was taken by the princess of wales and posted today of the three children and their father is very rel

cnbc's charlotte reed is here with those details. good morning, charlotte. >> good morning, frances. well, the international alliance of stage employees and alliance of motion picture and television producers have announced that the members have reached a tentative contract deal with the major hollywood studios. it comes as relief after months of negotiations. of course the strikes we saw last year by actors and screenwriters. the deal updated the terms on pay, health benefit, tension, streaming residuals and a.i. among other aspects. now the full final agreement will be published in a couple weeks and ratified by the union's members in order to officially come into effect. now, on to amazon and the new aspect on that platform potentially. according to cnbc, amazon plans to launch a discount store to fend offer china's e-commerc ch stores temu. they hwill ship directly to u.s consumers. amazon hopes to ship within 9 to 11 days. it is expected to start accepting products in the fall. now last year, amazon said that the number of items

here to explain why is cnbc's charlotte reed. good morning, charlotte. >> good morning, frances. caution, social media may be hazardous to young people's mental health. that's the kind of warning label that u.s. surgeon general vivek murthy would like to be shown on social media. in an op ed published yesterday in the "new york times," dr. murthy said the mental health crisis among young people is an urgent problem with social media being an important contributor. dr. murthy linked the amount of time spent on social media, we're talking about spending more than three hours a day on them, to an increased risk in children experiencing symptoms of anxiety and depression, compromising their sleep and missing out on important in-person time with family and friends. he said that this kind of warning label on a pack of cigarettes did have a change of behavior. now the main social media platforms did not respond to this op ed. the u.s. trade commission is suing acopy,dobe for absurdly ho cancel subscriptions. they allege the software company violated consumer protection laws by making it

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and we're just watching george , charlotte and watching george, charlotte and prince louis getting intoiage with them, the fabulous princess of wales, who must i say looks extraordinary. >> looks absolutely beautiful. >> looks absolutely beautiful. >> welcome back ma'am, welcome back. >> and i'm so sorry about the weather. it is the most british weather. it is the most british weather to be expected in june. >> it is quintessentially british. nothing else you'd expect. it is june. flaming june. but it's flaming raining. we hadn't expected that. exactly but the camilla was hanging to on her hat at one point. but they're now on their way, of course, to the palace. >> yes, they are going to go back up the mall now to buckingham palace in that glass. coach, is the princess of wales, prince george, princess charlotte and prince louis. we're just hearing that prince louis dancing along to the music he enjoys on horseguards parade. i think they do. and it is so wonderful to see the royal children because as we haven't seen the princess of wales since christmas day, we also haven't seen princes

, joseph hill, she is in london following this interesting story for us. charlotte, good to see. give us, if you would have a sense of what people in the u. k. are saying about the prime ministers very noticeable, no show. yeah. well, i think the funds that he les, these commemorations alley has left a lot of the, the people that i've spoken to complete your speech. that's the fact that the british prime minister leveling a concept of prime minister could leave events which have such says national, say this because this has really been quite shocking. and i think many see it not just as an insult, to insult to those who fought but to the arms forces generally. now the prime minister has apologize saying that on reflection, he recognizes it was a mistake. that something that's been occurred by team members of his own party, including the veterans administer, who has said that he fully understands the outrage that people are feeling. and he wants to get a sense of dr. poll has been conducted. you just need look at that today. it's found that 65 percent of people that are believed i

unsurprisingly, attorney general merrick garland was there in charlotte, too. he always shows up. was there to help a community in a time of pain, but more than that, when you see him spend personal time away from cameras with a family in pain and with an agency going through a crisis, that's who this attorney general is to his core. his support for all of us and the courageous people who work with you and me, not just words, was deeply felt backed by action. we're very to have the tremendous leadership in the department of justice of attorney garland. he's a fierce advocate for justice with a capital j, but also for justice with a small j that applies to everybody and the things we neey to actually it. the sacrifices made by all of you, by law enforcement, to get justice for the victims of crime. i'm deeply honored to have him here this morning. and proud to introduce our keynote speaker, please join me in welcoming 86th attorney general of the united states of america, the honorable merrick b garland. [applause] >> he's tallen than me. good morning. thank you, steve. grateful fo

that was our corresponding charlotte shelton pill reporting for us in london. and finally, china says it has successfully landed a spacecraft on the far side of the moon. the mission is to collect the 1st rock and soil samples from the little little known dark lunar hemisphere. the landing marks in advance for china as an international race for the moon gathers pays the us india and others are hoping to exploit the lunar mineral resources to sustain long term living bases on the moon in coming decades. thanks of and you're up to date, but do stick around. coming up after the break sports life needs in reading dancer working at berlin state valley is trying to help oppressed women and are homeless on there until berlin. thank you very much for joining us. the name isn't the calls back, said thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold a bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud. next, would it be nosy bay? like good, everyone to king. you're healthy award winning called called no hold back. why do humming does not get drunk. why do

keep a greg o coble, the dw correspondence. charlotte sells them pounds is in london, near wembley stadium, shots around 100 claims, the champions the site before the 15 time. what's the big 3? well, besides all about the data center access, i'm sure you can see some of the fun behind me tonight. i really do blazing the and how you want if that's okay. if all the time being played dominated and continue live, you can still hear me. so i made all of this going on, i'm just going to explain how you want. and so just give me a moment. your mom 100 as i say, 50 type so that they have taken, but it doesn't always look like it was going to be this way. don't mind had a really strong top with a number of chances, but they just couldn't to live with the 2nd hold off for don't means came the hot break madrid scoring twice the bill from don't been ruled to be for all sides. the game that ending to know 400 and we've got a lot of happy fans here around us tonight. yeah, we can see another 100 on. yeah, it's bad, but that must be another disappointed germans in london. tonight wasn't quite a few of th

all right, that was dw correspondent charlotte shows and pill reporting for us in london. thank you very much for joining us. and boeing suspended the launch audits for space craft for at least 24 hours. the crew of 2 nasa astronaut were strapped in for the flight to the national space station when take off was halted with under 4 minutes to go. it's the 2nd time the launch has been pushed back. following years of delays and safety. thank you for joining us, the enjoying the views and come to take a look at this. out to the highlights. every week. email inbox, subscribe, now the mountain is increasing every so many even gone to watching online services . the only work that is holiday destination drowning in plastic white at the cost every year of the exports over $1000000.00 tons of plastic.

charlotte is joining us now for this discussion.rlotte, the while they take to the streets, they could have made their voices heard on the ballot paper? >> we will have to see. this is capping an extraordinary week with the french politics. macron calling the snap election after the bruising defeat in the european election. we certainly see that in the polls that the far right is in the lead. arabile, they have around 33% of the votes. that gives them 226 in the national assembly. far away from the absolute majority of 289. they would be the biggest block in the chamber. the second is the left-wing block with 5% of the vote. 176. one-third of president macron's party which is 100 mps. way far away from the 245 that they have at the moment. we see the jitters on the market last week. the two parties have very costly economy programs. we see they would revert the pension reform to bring back to 62 from 60 years old. energy cut from 20% currently. the costs of 100 billion euro in extra spending per year. we know that public finances al

let's get more on this with our correspondent charlotte gallagher.i doubt they were physically posting it themselves, they are a bit young still but this is a message from them to their father on father's day, it is a picture taken on a beach in norfolk, thatis picture taken on a beach in norfolk, that is where they have one of their family homes, they often go there in the school holidays and get a lot of privacy and time there to relax and it is obviously a very special place for them. the photo was taken by the princess of wales, you can always tell when she has taken it because she will sign it off at the bottom. obviously there was a bit of controversy earlier this year with the photo she had edited, we all remember the controversy that erupted from that, but this photo, she posted it today and said it had been taken by her. we also have another photo from them on their account which is of king charles and william is a very young boy playing football together in 1984 in a world garden and i think probably the reason that has been put out today,

hopefully politicians start listening to the people. charlotte, thank you. well, well you chief 1st level underlined claims. the elections will put the blocks unity on show foreign policy analyst married and there is told us, europeans have overwhelmingly voted for parties to put their interest 1st and not the you agenda. many, many media say about the rise of fall, right? so into, into european countries. i would say differently, i would not say if on the far right, it's just right, the right is bar case. maybe we can call them picture of the call 0 to a nationally stable book, curious because they are much oriented to the own people to make sure we think of these parts. you know, this picture of the parties are against the sanctions, i would say. and we see mainly in the central and eastern europe, mostly parties who are saying something like coast of sanctions. so we want to to buy a cheap energies. so these bodies in european countries which are rising in 1st and age, they are saying about, okay, all our own people, all over the country 1st. and india pr

prince george, prince louis and princess charlotte paid tribute to princess charlotte paid tribute toer on social media. ijust want i just want to ijust want to i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you some ijust want to bring you some breaking i just want to ijust want to bring you some breaking news

charlotte griffiths horseback. charlotte griffiths joins me now.lotte, first of all, your reaction when you heard that kate will be back tomorrow? >> i was so happy. not that surprised. i had a little bit of an inkling, but nobody dared really say one way or another in the press. but we have been sort of needling palace aides and saying no, is she going to be there? and they haven't said no. basically, now, recently there have been crazy rumours about kate on the internet, and the palace comes down like a ton of bncks palace comes down like a ton of bricks and says, no, that's not true. so when we said, is it true. so when we said, is it true she's going to be on the balcony and we got nothing, we thought, oh, that's interesting. you know, maybe there's something there. but like everything and like we've learned from charles, you know, you just don't know anything until the day or in this case, the very day before. and they have had that policy all along with charles that just don't confirm anything until practically the day of because you never kn

prince george and princess charlotte. watching the us singer perform at wembley stadium.was also spotted shaking his arms to shakeit spotted shaking his arms to shake it off as he celebrated his 42nd birthday. swift posted her selfie with prince william, george and charlotte alongside her boyfriend , nfl star travis her boyfriend, nfl star travis kelce . and for the latest story, kelce. and for the latest story, sign up to gb news by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news .com/ alerts. now it's back to . nana. it's back to. nana. >> well, i thought that was very civilised, don't you think? just stop oil right. still to come in my political spotlight polling expert, sir john curtis will be live in the political hot seat to shine a light on the race for number 10. and if we should believe everything that we see in the polls. but next, uri geller join me to discuss his remarkable career. 50 years in the limelight. good afternoon. you just tuned in. welcome. it's just coming up to 41 minutes after 3:00. this is a gb news. we are britain's election channel. very

and princes george and louis, and princess charlotte pay a father's day tribute to prince william inocial media. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. police in the german city of hamburg have shot and severely injured a person who threatened them with an axe near a fan zone for dutch supporters ahead of today's euro 2024 match between poland and the netherlands. these pictures show a man wielding an axe, being confronted by police. they use pepper spray, and then fire several shots. this video doesn't capture all of those shots fired, there were more. we've paused them at the moment when some of those gun shots were fired. german authorities have put police on high alert during the euros tournament. here's a spokesperson for the hamburg police, speaking shortly after the incident. translation: according to what we know now, a man came out of a restaurant. he obviously had a molotov cocktail in his hand and also pickaxe. he also apparently tried to set fire to this molotov cocktail and then walked towards several people with it, including police officers who were on duty here at the time.

let's get more on this with our correspondent charlotte gallagher.e first time they sort of posted themselves?- it is the first time they sort of posted themselves? yes, the three children have _ posted themselves? yes, the three children have put _ posted themselves? yes, the three children have put this _ posted themselves? yes, the three children have put this message - posted themselves? yes, the three children have put this message on | children have put this message on social media saying we love you papa, there is an emoji which you don't normally get on post by the royal family, don't normally get on post by the royalfamily, and then don't normally get on post by the royal family, and then their initials. it is a photo of them on a beachin initials. it is a photo of them on a beach in norfolk, their backs to the camera, they are looking out to see. the family have a home in norfolk and we believe this was done on a day trip to the coast. the picture was taken by the princess of wales and then we had another photo today, prince william paid tr

charlotte, good morning. stock futures appear down after a sluggish start to the month.his morning after they ended mostly higher after mostly -- now today investors will get a hint on the health of the u.s. labor market with job openings and labor turnover survey released today ahead of fawn farm payroll data expected on friday. meanwhile in europe all eyes are on the european central bank holding meeting on thursday and expected to make the first interest rate cut since 2019. >> we'll be watching that to be certain. let's hit a couple more headlines here. a hollywood mega-merger for an entertainment giant could be announced in the coming days. charlotte, tell us all about it. >> disruption in the entertainment industry could mean consolidation and paramount shares trading higher yesterday after cnbc reporting there could be a deal and a merger with skydance. and a sweetened offer from skydance after recent competing offers. and the deal is said to be awaiting a final sign off from the controlling shareholder who is expected to speak today at the company's annual meetin

. >> reporter: this is an abortion clinic in charlotte, north carolina.an's choice from hundreds of miles away since florida banned abortion at six weeks in early may. >> how has the ban in florida been impacting this clinic? >> um, tremendously. over the past couple weeks, we have seen an influx in patients, double, triple the numbers. >> reporter: worker dallas blake says patients tell her stories of ten-hour drives and having to take unpaid days off of work to make the trip here. florida doctors perform more than 84,000 abortions last year, including almost 8,000 from patients who lived in other states. north carolina is now the only southern state south of virginia which hasn't restricted the procedure at six weeks or banned it altogether. >> what type of hardship would that be for you? >> that would be extremely hard. honestly, i would be a wreck because that's ridiculous. >> reporter: cbs news spoke with clinic patients. some telling us if they'd had to travel out of state, they might not have been able to do it and have been forced to continue the

charlotte is joining us with more on this one. charlotte, thanks for the time.ow much of this is a credibility check on president macron? >> that's exactly what it is because the market sees the bonds unfazed this morning. especially after the deficit came above 5.54% gdp last year. we saw that moody's and fitch downgraded france last year. one concern is the debt is higher than 2023. can president macron champion the economic reform and the one that would avoid the french economy with the high deficits figure? that is important as well. bruno le marie said this is the price to pay for the protection of the french media that we put after covid and the inflation crisis. now they would continue with some of their key measures. they said there would be no austerity and no taxes. and continuing with the employment benefit announced last week. trying to save money. announced 20 billion euro in cuts. they are looking for more next near. the question of credibility and context is important here. we are in the final days of campaigning for the european elections. we hav

charlotte reed is here with those details. good morning, charlotte. >> good morning, frances. kept its key interest rate unchanged at a 23-year high. the fed also changed its outlook for rate cuts to just one this year against two previously and pushed out the start of the rate cut to potentially as late as december. the announcement came just hours after cooler than expected consumer price index data for may. the numbers were encouraging, however, the fed did raise the outlook for inflation with the core figure expected at 2.8% instead of 2.6. finally, the fed kept its forecast for growth for the economy this year, expected to grow by 2.1% in 2024. now to entertainment, as sony pictures entertainment has acquired al amo drafthouse. it operates in 25 metro areas in the u.s. the deal is notable, because for a very long time, major movie studios were not allowed to buy theaters. it changed in 2020. netflix and disney have flagship theaters. but this one buys the whole chain. >>> now to a consumer alert. the fda is adding to a recall of more than 29,000 cases of cookie dough over

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at his family's home in charlotte, north carolina.eard that you have some dreams about working at an airport. >> ever since i was younger i always wanted to get a contract with the charlotte airport. >> quinton was living his dream. >>> at 105 years old, virginia hislop has lived a full life. two grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren, she devoted her life to education and served on school and college boards in central washington. despite her success, something was missing. >> from time to time i wish i had finished and got my masters. for the fact that i've been a college director for a good number of years and i did not have the advanced degree. >> virginia had taken their required classes but needed one more thing. her masters thesis. then this happen in 1941. >> the japanese bombed pearl harbor. >> she quickly married her college sweetheart before his deployment, assisted in the war and focused on her family and never got to finish her masters thesis. >> fast forward 83 years and we don't have a thesis requirement anymore. she

cnbc's charlotte reed is here with the details. morning. >> good morning, frances. we're going radio gaga. sony acquiring queen's catalog for $1.3 billion. the only revenue not covered is for live performances. as the members will retain those as they are currently touring. the potential deal has been years in the making because of its complexity. and disney owns it. sony music has also acquired the back catalog of bruce springsteen and bob dylan. >>> southwest airlines is celebrating turning 53 by selling fares for just $53. the one-way tickets are only available on select days for some continental routes and some international ones. some of the ruoutes include phoenix. the 53 dollars fees are nonrefundable. the sale ends tonight at 11:59 p.m. pacific time. >>> still to come, the pistons strip their head coaching position for parts. >>> we captured the game that put an end to an mcy depower streak. o an mcy depower streak. or td. so his doctor prescribed austedo xr— a once-daily td treatment for adults. ♪ as you go with austedo ♪

charlotte is joining us with more here.ontention reigning supreme in this discussion and debate, charlotte. >> and the very last day of campaigning before the first round of the parliamentary election. as we know, the debate has been focused on fiscal responsibility and public finances. it looks like there's been a slight change of tactic from president macron's camp and more focus on the risk to ukraine and foreign policy and also on the inherent sxenophobia with the rules on immigration or citizenship. what we heard on the debate yesterday was the focus on ukraine and foreign policy. gabriel attal saying the far right would put at risk the ukraine's war effort. >> translator: there's a turning point that i find dangerous which concerns marine le pen raising the role as commander in chief of the military. but on le pen's message is clear, if the national rally wins this election, there is an issue over who is commander in chief. that is a message sent to the world over security for the sovereignty of ukraine. >> translator

prince george, prince charlotte and prince george, prince charlotte and prince louis post a message toir father on father's day in the first social media post. you can see more of that photo on the bbc news website or app. i'll have a full bulletin for you at the top of the hour. now it is time for john simpson. hello and welcome to unspun world. thank you forjoining me. in this programme: israel's war cabinet fragments but does that mean there's any chance for washington's efforts to get peace in gaza? biden said to the israelis, "you have effectively won this now. "hamas can't do again what they did on the seventh of "october. "it's time for this war to stop." the american economy is doing pretty well at the moment, so why doesn'tjoe biden get more credit for it? they're calling it the �*bad vibes' economy. while the numbers are good on the economy, the vibes — the feeling that people have — according to polls, is much more dour. and india — what does prime minister modi do now that he's failed to get the kind of majority he was hoping for? they're not only going to have to keep thei

cnbc's charlotte reed is here with what we could expect to see in that.d morning. >> good morning, jessica. well, indeed all eyes today on may non-farm payrolls this morning. economists forecast that 185,000 people were added to the workforce in may. so a little bit higher than we saw in april at 175,000, which was way below expectations. the unemployment rate is expected at 3.9%. and the average hourly up. they hope to get some sign of a cooling labor market or a cooling u.s. economy overall, which would pave the way potentially for the fed to start to cut interest rates sooner rather than later. as you wiere saying, the justic department opening an investigation on key a.i. players. they will lead the investigation on nvidia on whether they broke anti-trust laws. open a.i. owns chatgpt. the potential investigation comes amid concern there is growing concentration amongst a.i. players in the field. >> all right, charlotte. big numbers ahead today. thank you. >>> still to come, there might be more in store for dan hurley than what's been sourced. >>> and

charlotte rejoins us. what were the highlights from this debate and provide the clarity about what's going to happen in this debate. >> the current prime minister tried to make the case to voters to vote for him because they're trailing this third position behind the far right and the far left. macron's party was the best vote to block the extreme, the one upholding the republican values. but certainly a lot of the conversation and focus on the economy and finances they had before. the far right and far left turning the argument on its head. suddenly they're the ones attacking the current government for being too lax in their public spending. turning the argument around, that was really the heart of the conversations here. it was interesting because it was three leaders. it was supposed to be a debate by the potential prime ministers, you have the far right and the far left. manuel bompard is not going to be the financial prime minister. they don't agree on who can be prime minister. that's interesting. th