ian, you did a greatioh_ such love and pride. ian, you did a greatjob there. rest in peace, ian. an eye on it on— and of course i will keep an eye on it on forest— and of course i will keep an eye on it on forest resource for you. thank you _ bloom can i now call upon professor scheer west with her reverent grant walton chaplin advised shepley university. thank you very much, mel. lord mayor, counsellor mallon, t people of nottingham, thank you everybody for attending this important visual for communities across the city. today we're together united in our shock and our grief to remember all those who've lost their lives or were injured in tuesday's attacks. he remains hard to find words to express the sadness ember will limit felt across our city and far beyond at the senseless loss of lives. rosses just told us about ian coates who was a devoted father and grandfather and a respected member of the caretaking staff at huntington academy. four months from retirement he was an avid fisherman who used to sport to divert underprivileged young children away from crime. grace o'malley

'malley—kumar and ian coates were simply going - and ian coates were simply going about— and ian coates their daily— and ian coates were simply going about their daily business - and ian coates were simply going about their daily business when l about their daily business when their— about their daily business when their lives— about their daily business when their lives were _ about their daily business when their lives were taken. - about their daily business when their lives were taken. it - about their daily business when their lives were taken. it is- about their daily business when| their lives were taken. it is sad, so sad _ their lives were taken. it is sad, so sad that— their lives were taken. it is sad, so sad that one _ their lives were taken. it is sad, so sad that one person - their lives were taken. it is sad, so sad that one person can - their lives were taken. it is sad, l so sad that one person can make their lives were taken. it is sad, - so sad that one person can make such a devastating — so sad that one person can make such a devastating impact— so sad that one pers

ian, before we talk more about _ situation. ian, before we talk more about what _ situation.tuation. ian, before we talk more about what this could l more about what this could potentially mean for the conflict and counteroffensive as well as vladimir putin himself, i dojust want as well as vladimir putin himself, i do just want to touch a little bit more on the situation that is unfolding with regards to prigozhin. and the fact he could be in dire straits. what exactly may he have been trying to do, whether his pledge of pledging against the russian defence ministry, did actually have any teeth? it is hard to see —— say. he claimed —— he claimed there was an attack against his forces by the russian events forces but he has been increasingly unhinged over the past couple of weeks in his public outspoken opposition of the defence minister, the head of the russian forces on the ground in ukraine as well as the forces themselves and when putin specifically had his minister of defence order, just a couple of weeks ago, that all of the informal forces a couple of weeks ago, that a

ian carter in la, thank ou ve underway. ian carter in la, thank you very much- — underway.atch up on on the bbc sport website but that is all from sportsday. will have morphed throughout the evening. thank you very much for watching. bye—bye. hello. for most of us today has once again brought blue skies and warm sunshine. but there is a bit of a change on the way as we head towards the weekend, and that change is just starting to take shape in the atlantic. this swirl of cloud here, an area of low pressure moving towards our shores and this little clump of cloud here is going to start to approach the south west of england as we head through the night. so that could introduce one or two showers. the odd thunderstorm may be elsewhere dry with clear skies, one or two mist patches, a little bit chilly actually across parts of eastern scotland and northeast england. one or two places in the countryside could drop a little bit lower than those temperatures suggest into friday. fine, start for most any early mist clearing, but we will see more cloud and the chance for showers or t

what is the source of this decline in your view, ian? the factl decline in your view, ian? _ decline in your view, ian? the fact that american citizens no - decline in your view, ian? the fact that american citizens no longer i that american citizens no longer agree on the idea that their leaders and other institutions are legitimate. they questioned the election, they question the legend —— to question the legitimacy of the supreme court and theirjudicial system for some republicans that support trump increasingly question the legitimacy of the department of justice. he still happened with the 2020 election. we continue to do unprecedented things, unprecedented things in terms of the city first time you've had a president indicted twice, convicted not of course because impeachment is broken as if illegal process. that is new. the first time a former president has ever been federally indicted. i don't like to see so many unprecedented things happen by tuesday in the united states, especially when those political records are not one that you are proud of breaking, so there i

probity, ian blackford. _ will be doing. probity, ian blackford, is _ will be doing.than a loyalty to a former first minister, the longest serving minister. it is about probity. nicola sturgeon absolutely says without a shadow of doubt that she is innocent of everything. for hamza yusuf would not be better had he suspended her which would let him get on with this and let that particular investigation follow its course until its end?— course until its end? let's make sure that natural _ course until its end? let's make sure that naturaljustice - course until its end? let's make sure that naturaljustice plays i course until its end? let's make| sure that naturaljustice plays its course. there is an investigation under way, three people have been questioned, peter mark, the former treasurer colin beattie and of course the former first minister. i have spoken to many colleagues... can ijust say have spoken to many colleagues... can i just say we are have spoken to many colleagues... can ijust say we are in a situation where there is most likely to be an election next year

ian coates, has heenas-— school caretaker ian coates, has heenas- a— school caretaker ian coates, has nottinghamshire police, as the crime scene being this residential hall home for people with complex needs and vulnerabilities as they were inside here. it was 515 in the morning , according to one of the morning, according to one of the residents here, jason derbyshire, who i spoke to in the last hour , understandably the last hour, understandably very emotional as he's processing exactly what happened. he heard banging on the window of the room right next door , door to his he looked next door, door to his he looked at his mobile phone at that time, as so many of us would do, when you're walking up and he saw it was 515 in the morning at that time, he looked out through the window and could see an individual . the window and could see an individual. by this time, on the other side of the street by some bushes looking into the bushes, dressed all in black. that man then apparently came back, started banging on the window again to try to get in. according to jason, he said the man didn

ian pannell in ukraine. mary bruce with late reporting from the white house. >>> also this monday night, the severe storms in the east at this hour. thunderstorms, large hail, possible tornadoes from the carolinas, right up through new york. three confirmed tornadoes. dozens of homes destroyed. the tail of a passenger jet struck by lightning. and tonight, the dangerous heat spreading. the father and stepson in a national park. authorities say the son passed out, the father went to get help and crashed in triple digit heat. they believe both were overcome in 119-degree temperatures. ginger zee tracking all of this. >>> the scene in court today. the shooter pleading guilty for killing five people and wounding more than a dozen others during the mass shooting at club q in colorado springs. the killer today face-to-face with the victims' families. and tonight here, the sentence. >>> the idaho college murders. and tonight, prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty against bryan kohberger. >>> we have new r

�*, i, the airport, what are your thoughts, ian? �*, a, a, ian?d day for the united states. ian? it's a sad day for the united states- the _ ian? it's a sad day for the united states. the citizens _ ian? it's a sad day for the united states. the citizens live - ian? it's a sad day for the united states. the citizens live in - ian? it's a sad day for the united states. the citizens live in two i states. the citizens live in two different — states. the citizens live in two different information spaces. there are significant number of americans that believe that this is the most unfit for— that believe that this is the most unfit for office american they are seen _ unfit for office american they are seen in _ unfit for office american they are seen in history, and that this, along — seen in history, and that this, along with _ seen in history, and that this, along with other behaviours around january— along with other behaviours around january six — along with other behaviours around january six in the 2020 election, all january six in the 2020 elect

cbs' ian lee starts us off tonight from dnipro. ian? >> reporter: the events in russia played out like a momovi. it had a whole cast of characters and an ending many didn't anticipate. residents cheered wagner fighters as they left the russian city of rostov. from the heroes farewell, it would be hard to tell the mercenaries failed in their mutiny. the group's leader, yvgeny prigozhin, smiled and posed for selfies on his way out. some greeted the returning russian authorities less warmly, hurling insults. for hours, the world watched wagner forces march toward moscow. social media tracked every update of their advance. russian authorities locked down the capital, and with the kremlin's focus elsewhere, ukraine seized the opportunity, launching major assaults along the front. troops cleared russian trenches near bakhmut. while ukrainian soldiers rained down artillery on their positions. "we're firing shells all the time because our guys are trying to get through the russian defenses," he says. it was the war in ukraine that sparked the r

back to ian watson.position though want to push because they will want to make the point this is all about leadership, this is all about principle given what we are talking about in terms of the contents of that report was yellow absolutely. effectively, rishi sunak said when he took over as prime minister he wanted to restore integrity to the system and what labour will try to do is either suggest he is too weak to stand up to some people in his own party, including the former prime minister borisjohnson but it doesn�*t really care about integrity if he doesn�*t take part in out vote. so i think that is why there was still try to find a way to push this without. more unwelcome news for rishi sunak potentially, boris johnson has a newjob as a columnist for the newspaper, right of centre newspaper the daily mail. his first column will appear later on today. but guess what? the advisory body that looks at appointments for x minister said that they only got 30 minutes warning this was going to be the case a

——of the place where ian coates was later found stabbed.around the corner. we don't yet have the name of the suspect, but we do know he is originally from west africa, has no criminal record, but does have a history of mental health issues. he has been in the uk for many years, and has settled status, meaning he has permission to stay. at the scene where the two 19—year—old students were murdered the investigation had clearly intensified today. police officers were searching undergrowth and collecting cctv from local businesses. it was at 4.04 yesterday morning that police were called to ilkeston road, where the two students were found dead. barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar had been walking home together after an end of exams party. next, police believe the suspect tried to break into the supported living complex in mapperley road. they think he then stabbed ian coates to death in magdala road and stole his van. soon afterwards, the van was used to run over three people, in the milton street area. a mile—and—a—half from there, the su

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ian pannell joins us. ian, we hear that putin has completed operations to blow up the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant? >> reporter: that's right. the head of the military intelligence agency says that russia as completed preparations to blow up that pant. he was telling "new statesman" magazine, the plan of the stage of the terrorist attack is, quote, fully worked out and approved. this is something the russians have denied in the past. now, he says, it's a way to final order and never has a situation been as serious as now. lindsey? >> lindsey: so much uncertainty. ian, thank you. >>> let's bring in elizabeth schulze. she joins us from the white house. elizabeth, president biden continues to monitor the situation. what's the latest from the white house? >> reporter: lindsey, in a call today to president zelenskyy, president biden insisted this crisis in russia will not affect unwavering support from the u.s. and its allies. the white house are trying to understand the parameters of the deal between vladi

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ian carter in newjersey for us. lead. ian carter in newjersey for us- cameron _ lead.sey for us. cameron norrie appeared to | lead. ian carter in newjersey for l us. cameron norrie appeared to be out of sorts as he lost in straight sets. he failed to inspire the crowd and list the micro west london. but i will know how to become the first ever danish finalist at queens. adjunct mannarino... including mannarino. .. including that mannarino... including that earlier impressive win over andy murray. including that earlier impressive win over andy murray. harriet dart, meanwhile, is on court in her second—successive wta quarterfinal. the british number four the british numberfour is the british number four is currently into the second set, and she has a set up in a break down. you can currently watch that by the website as harriet dart tries to reach the last four in birmingham this afternoon. gloucester rugby�*s stadium has been rebranded as queensholm this weekend to host the climax of the women's domestic rugby season. table toppers gloucester—hartpury have made it to t

the flowers marking where ian coates died are just around the corner. name of the suspect, but we do know he's originally from west africa, has no criminal record, but does have a history of mental health issues. he's been in the uk for many years and has settled status, meaning he has permission to stay. at the scene where the two 19—year—old students were killed, the investigation had clearly intensified today. police officers were searching undergrowth and collecting cctv from small businesses. it was at 4.04 yesterday morning that police were called to ilkeston road, where the two students were found dead. grace o'malley—kumar and barnaby webber had been walking home together after an end—of—exams party. next, police believe the suspect tried to break into the supported living complex in mapperley road. ian coates was later stabbed to death 150 metres away in magdala road and had his van stolen. soon afterwards, the van was used to run over three people in the milton street area. a mile and a half from there, the suspect was detained using a taser i

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school caretaker ian coates was named as the there— ian coates was named as the rnrro neron— ian coatest— third person fatally stabbed in not anaer— third person fatally stabbed in that attack today. his van had been— that attack today. his van had been soren— that attack today. his van had been stolen and— that attack today. his van had been stolen and then it was used to target— been stolen and then it was used to target others. _ been stolen and then it was used to target others. speaking at the to target others. speaking at rne vign— to target others. speaking at rne vigil or— to target others. speaking at the vigil at nottingham university,— the vigil at nottingham university, students union representative _ university, students union representative daisy foster said born— representative daisy foster said both students— representative daisy foster said both students will be dearly nreeeo— both students will be dearly nreeeo . — both students will be dearly missed . what— both students will be dearly missed . kiowa : both students will be dearly missed . : missed. what should have b

cbs' ian lee results from kyiv. >> reporter: the images shocked the world. wagner troops advancing toward moscow before turning around. but questions remain surrounding the mercenary boss yevgeny prigozhin's failedd mutiny. cbs news has learned the u.s. has intelligence that a senior russian general had advanced knowledge of the mutiny. the kremlin says these allegations are speculation and gossip. but in kyiv today, ukraine's national security chief claimed prigozhin was in league with not one, but 14 senior russian military officers. "prigozhin is not an independent person," he tells me. "he is owned by high-ranking people in putin's inner circle." so prigozhin does have support in the high rages of the russian military. "they're his owners," he says. "these are people who have a goal to change the leadership of russia." many analysts say president putin has been weakened by this revolt. even if he executes the generals who had some sort of part in the mutiny, this will not affect the outcome, he tells me. the wheels are in motion for putin's demise. the c

what did it mean for ian to marry a foreigner? about it for me to marry a foreign woman and a different culture. it was kind of like an adventure. but i like to live more interestingly. and this adventure has been going on for 17 years. but a mixed marriage, even if you call it an adventure. all the same, it always remains a job that requires even more compromises than in an ordinary family. and how often do women have to give in rather than men or not? i think that by nature i am more calm more flexible not in my nature to dominate relationships. i could, for example, give our daughter a chinese or malay name, but my wife would say sophia, what a beautiful name. she decided that it would be russian name. i said. okay one of the most difficult compromises is often the national cuisine . europeans and americans, for example, usually don't like our borscht. they can't stand the spirit. even the sight of jelly, it seems, ian passed here too. yes well, firstly, he loves to eat, how everything is smeared, and secondly, for him, initial

no wonder she reacted to ian's unexpected choice with understanding. different people was not prejudice. to one of them when my son told me that he would marry a russian. i answered well, go ahead, so polina joined the ranks of russian expats, of which there are already about 5,000 in malaysia. in total, 2.5 million foreigners work in international corporations, banks, investment companies, that is , approximately 10% of the population treat everyone with great interest, very friendly and with great sympathy, as it seems to me, all of our people note exceptional goodwill. even more than that, a european, he still stands a little, as it were, on a pedestal. they a priori respect such people and are used to the fact that i am ordinary. well, this is some kind of literate person, i don’t know, with money, it affects. this colonial past is all ours with one voice. they say that malaysians are distinguished by friendliness in the country, it is customary to smile and wish. have a good day. not even a familiar person, but not to all migrants. from bangladesh

good evening, ian. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the man behind russia's rebellion is offering his own reason for backing down, saying tonight that he wanted to avoid major bloodshed. yevgeny prigozhin broke his silence today, releasing an audio message for the first time since agreeing to exile after his failed insurrection. the wagner leader denied trying to overthrow russian president vladimir putin and said his fight was with the country's military leaders. bt hours later, the russian president responded, calling wagner's actions a rebellion and vowing to bring its organizers to justice. u.s. officials tell cbs news they believe prigozhin was still in russia as of this morning, but his current whereabouts are unknown. the revolt began friday evening when prigozhin blamed a russian air strike for killing a large number of his fighters. in retaliation, the mercenary boss marched his troops into russia and seized the city of rostov, home to russia's southern military command. prigozhin then directed them toward moscow to deal, he s

ian: ian: it would have been more risky under prigozhin.s is a clear case -- a mean prigozhin is a former convict, massively, emotionally unstable, known torturer, first responsible for a lot of war crimes in ukraine and elsewhere. also emotionally dealing with being on the frontlines and facing the cessation of several close officers around him just in the past months -- facing the assassination of several close officers around him just in the past months. this is a clear case where the enemy of our enemy is our enemy. i don't think there was anyone in nato that was rooting for for goshen to take over -- for prigozhin to take over in moscow. >> how do you read the interference or involvement of xi jinping's diplomats, the idea that they held discussions with russia, with vladimir putin's right hand men over the weekend, but did not seem to get involved. ian: that's right, the deputy foreign minister had a trip already scheduled. they certainly did not cancel it. china basically discussed this as an internal russian affair, which is pretty

we talk about hurricane ian. hurricane ian hit in a similar spot of florida that hurricane charlie did. hurricane charlie and ian were different storms. hurricane charlie was primarily a wind event, but hurricane ian brought 19 feet of storm surge and extreme rain. these events are different than what we would have faced several years ago. and people have a misconception of what the risk is that they are going to face from these types of storms. we really do have our work cut out for us, making sure we are helping people across the nation understand what their unique risk is where they live. now whether fema is equipped to respond at the rate we are going, it would be a challenge. we need to take the time to invest in a couple of different things. as far as the response rate, we planned our readiness cycle around the peak of hurricane season. we would make sure we have the staffing available for the short period of time in the summer. as you are seeing, our operational tempo is constant, year-round, and has been

ian, what would you say to that? i mean, _ would say. ian, what would you say to that? how. if they _ people who want to come from african now, if they are fleeing persecution and war. _ now, if they are fleeing persecution and war, there is no safe and legal route _ and war, there is no safe and legal route because the government shut them _ route because the government shut them down. so those people who... i 'ust them down. so those people who... i just canl— them down. so those people who... i just can't get — them down. so those people who... i just can't get my head around how we are sitting _ just can't get my head around how we are sitting here, on a phone in, on our smartphones and our nice houses, and we _ our smartphones and our nice houses, and we are _ our smartphones and our nice houses, and we are saying, yeah, there was a legal— and we are saying, yeah, there was a legal people, we don't want them coming _ legal people, we don't want them coming because it won't be good for us. i coming because it won't be good for us i cenl— coming because it won't be g

ian _ alone. we appreciate you taking the time to talk to us. ian murray - alone.urray is - time to talk to us. ian murray is the secretary of skate for scotland. former bbc scotland political editor — brian taylor told us if he saw this moment coming. there was anticipation that given they had arrested the former treasurer of the party and peter merrill, what was left? it had to be the boss. at the time that this issue of finance is raised, and that the boss was of course nicola sturgeon, until she stood down as leader and stood down as first minister. it was expected after the arrests of colin beattie and peter murrell, that any day, there was a kind of grim humour going round holyrood, that any day now we'll be hearing that a 52—year—old woman is helping police scotland with inquiries. it has taken a bit longer than expected. in the last few minutes saying that she always intended to cooperate, and has cooperated at all stages with the police, and will continue to do so. she also adds that neither she nor mr murrell are staying at their home in glasgow. she is i

ian cull joins us with the latest on the incident and the men whose lives were cost, ian? >> reporter: after days of searching, officials confirming today the worst. what so many h had f feared sin the sub disappeared less than two hours after the expedition began on sunday. a debris field was found this morning 1,600 feet frorom the ruins of the titanic, about 900 miles east of cape cod. the coast guard found five major pes of debris and say the sub likely imploded because of the immense pressure of the deep ocean. debris is consistent with the nose and tail cone and the chamber where the crew had been sitting. the underwater search vehicles will continue to hunt for evidence along the ocean's floor. >> the debris is consistent with a catastrophic implosion of the vessel. and so we'll continue to work and continue to search the area. >> we know, as you said, five people were on board. what else wear learning about them today? >> reporter: five men, two of them with bay area ties, shahzada dawood and his 19-year-old son suleman, paul hen nag go lay, stockton rush, ceo of o

we mustn't forget father of three, ian charles. ian cole. that's right. 65. on nis— ian cole. it's gone quiet , when the real pain kicks in when it's gone quiet, when their kids are missing from lives . and missing from their lives. and when you know , when ian's relatives, you know, don't him every week and don't see him every week and whatever, he was retired. he was retiring in four months. - he was retiring in four months. /r;rc. retiring in four months. you inev.— retiring in four months. you knew. i— retiring in four months. you knew. i rnsi— retiring in four months. you know, i just-think- retiring in four months. you know, i just think these know, i just i just think these these brilliant, these beautiful, brilliant, talented gone forever. and talented kids gone forever. and ian, much loved family man, ian, this much loved family man, gone what? yeah, quite gone for what? yeah, quite rigii. — gone for what? yeah, quite rigii. sensi— gone for what? yeah, quite right. carol and— g , yeah, quite right. carol and sam, thank you so right. carol and sam, thank you ss nnsn— r

by the way, ian, you and i were talking, the first time in studio with us, right?ard to believe. >> i know. >> greatly appreciative of all your reporting overseas. thank you, ian. >>> to the race for the white house now, on the republican side, former vice president mike pence making it official he's running. chine official tomorrow. rachel scott in new hampshire tonight. >> tonight mike pence making it official, filing paperwork to declare his 2024 campaign for president. >> come this wednesday, i'm announcing in iowa. >> the once loyal vice president to donald trump, now preparing to run against him. >> i'm well known, but we don't think we're known well. most people know me as vice president, as a loyal lieutenant standing beside the president. i'm proud of the record we've created in the trump-pence administration, but i was also a governor. >> his relationship with trump turning cold after january 6th. pence would tell david the former president's words were reckless and endangered his life and others in the capital. capitol.>> given all that you that do, a st

the third victim has also been named — ian coates, he worked at huntingon academy, the trust said hef. at the start of prime minister's questions this afternoon, a statement from rishi sunak. i know the whole house - will want to thank the emergency services for their ongoing response to the shocking incident in nottingham yesterday. our thoughts are with those injured and with the families of those who lost their lives. police were first called at about 4.00 yesterday morning, after two people were found dead in ilkeston road. three people were then hit by a van in milton street in the city centre. later, a man was found dead in magdala road, less than a mile away. a 31—year—old man remains in custody, held on suspicion of murder. police are still in the early stages of the investigation. as well as piecing together what happened, they are trying to determine what the motive was. counter—terrorism police are involved, but there is no confirmed link to extremism. last night round 400 people gathered for a church vigil. this is a city that has been left shocked, stunned, searching for

ian pannell joining us once again from ukraine.ct the grinding war there on the ground? >> reporter: i think it's a good question. if this had gone on longer, it would have presented more of an opportunity. when we spoke to the adviser of the president today, at that point, it looked like this march or moscow was still going on, and he was talking about trying to capitalize on it, trying to boost the counteroffensive and look for weaknesses in the russian defenses called by this discord and disarray. we don't know what's going to happen to some of these men that were so instrumental to the fighting in the first place. i think for now, the ukraines will try to take advantage, but not as much as they would have if this crisis had gone on. >> whit: ian pannell, we appreciate your reporting and the entire team tonight. thank you. i'm whit johnson. have a good night. >> pride is inclusive, it is a celebration for all families. >> just love of any kind, of every single kind. dion: next, feeling the love. a look at how san francisco is ce

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ian pannell in ukraine. >>> here at home, the severe weather threat from texas to montana. a tornado watch in effect across several states, heavy rain moving into the northeast this weekend, and record heat in texas. rob marciano timing it out. >>> one year after the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade. the battle over abortion again heating up tonight. presidential candidate and former vice president mike pence calling for his rivals to support a national 15-week abortion ban. >>> the new executive order today from president biden. rachel scott standing by. >>> hunter biden seen in public for the first time since news of his plea deal, attending the white house state dinner. attorney general merrick garland defending the justice department's investigation into the president's son. mary bruce at the white house. >>> authorities releasing chilling body camera video of a trooper shot and wounded during a traffic stop. the trooper survives. >>> pride celebrations taking place across the u.s. this weekend, but police stepping up security here in new york. ♪ ♪ >> anno

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cbs's ian lee starts us off tonight from dnipro. ian? >> reporter: good evening, jericka. events in russia played out like a movie. it had a whole cast of characters and an ending many didn't anticipate. residents cheered wagner fighters as they left the russian city of rostov. from the hero's farewell, it would be hard to tell the mercenaries failed in their mutiny. the group's leader yevgeny prigozhin smiled and posed for selfies on his way out. some greeted the returning russian authorities less warmly, hurling insults. for hours the world watched wagner forces march towards moscow. social media tracked every update of their advance. russian authorities locked down the capital, and with the kremlin's focus elsewhere, ukraine seized the opportunity, launching major assaults along the front. troops cleared russian trenches near bakhmut, while ukrainian soldiers rained down artillery on their positions. we're firing shells all the time because our guys are trying to get through the russian defenses, he says. it was the war in ukraine that sparked the rebellion in russia. p

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janet nesheiwat and ian prior. we begin with shannon bream, who is live at the supreme court. shannon. >> shannon: kayleigh, we had talked about student loans and issue was standing, state of missouri had standing to bring this legal challenge and secretary of education went too far using the heroes act to wipe out student loans. the 6-3 opinion, the heroes act gives authority to cancel money for student loans, it does not. the secretary can modify regulatory provision, with the education acts, not to rewrite the statute from the ground up, which is essentially what he did to wipe out the loans. the judge wrote this, the statute read gives secretary broad authority to remove national emergency effect on ability to repay student loan. that 6-3 split did not see this the same way. this affects billions in student loans. the president and other democrats suggested, i don't think he had authority to do this and supreme court agreed. lori smiths, free speech case says the law would force her to do work that did conflict with her religious beliefs. she said, i'm an artist, i've had

a third victim ian coates also died.any at the vigil were students from the university of nottingham. families of those who died linked hands and laid flowers. police are questioning a 31 year old man on suspicion of murder. rajini vaidyanathan has more from nottingham. nottingham is a city in shock and the city— nottingham is a city in shock and the city in nottingham is a city in shock and the city in mournin-. nottingham is a city in shock and the city in mournin-. three nottingham is a city in shock and the city in mournin-. three people the city in mourning. three people killed _ the city in mourning. three people killed in_ the city in mourning. three people killed in a — the city in mourning. three people killed in a series of attacks there've _ killed in a series of attacks there've been visuals across the city, _ there've been visuals across the city, including one here at the university— city, including one here at the university of nottingham. that was in memory— university of nottingham. that was in memory of

nbc bay area's ian cull joins us now., the president said this afternoon he is not giving up on his debt relief plan. >> not at all, and he is pledging to use another route really to fulfill his campaign promise when it comes to student loan debt forgiveness after the nation's high court rejected the president's plan to wipe away $400 billion in student debt. the plan would have allowed an estimated 43 million americans to cancel up to $20,000 in student loans. the court ruled that the biden administration overstepped its authority and that it would need approval from congress before creating such a costly program. justices also rejected the biden administration's arguments that the plan was lawful under a 2003 law called the heroes act which says the government can provide relief to student loan borrowers when there is a national emergency. in this case, of course, the national emergency would have been the pandemic. president biden says though that he is not giving up and his administration is now working on a new path

less than an hour later, another man was found dead, ian coates.entre. not long after that, the 31 31—year—old suspect was arrested on suspicion of murder and another point here picked up cctv footage of the alleged attacker. this is a screenshot from that video. police say it shows a man trying to gain entry to a homeless hostel and he was refused entry. they say this man fits the description of the alleged attacker. we know the 31—year—old man was arrested here and police remain at the scene assessing that white van, believed to have been used in that attack. we also know a little bit about the man who has been arrested. he is a 31 years old, originally from west africa, and he is not a british citizen, but has the right to live and work in the uk under settled status. we also know that he has no criminal record, but there has been some suggestion of mental health issues. that is the latest update from police, we are also looking at it here at bbc verify and we will bring you updates as we get them. this verify and we will bring you updates as we

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ian: no one knows.a completely unprecedented environment here. tom: you beautifully framed that active volcker. some would say they massively screwed up. others would say they got us back to where we ought to be, but what is the downside if they pause, pause, pause. ian: i don't see much because there is no residual inflation pressure if they stop raising rates for three months. we will have a much clearer idea in early fall of the lagged impact of their cumulative actions, which is what they keep writing in the statement. tom: i have the clearest memory as being at eaa. were these were up on stage and blamed her had a chart up, saying there is no pain to just waiting for more information. that is where i am on this cause, pause, pause. lisa: i agree in theory. the problem is that a lot of these fed officials and a lot of economists are conditioned by getting it so wrong back in 2020 and 2021 do not moving fast enough and not trying to counter some of the stimulus. how much of that is a factor? ian: it'