the left—wing opposition candidate kara—murza wins sri lanka's election —— kara—murza wins the sri lankaand hezbollah. the left—wing opposition candidate kara—murza wins sri lanka's election —— kara—murza wins the sri lanka election —— anura kumara dissanayake wins the sri lanka as we have just heard in the last hour the left—wing opposition candidate kara—murza has one sri lanka's presidential poll. the country really having a lot of economic problems in that and an election had to be called. in the last few minutes he has posted a statement on x that, this victory belongs to all of us and together we stand ready to rewrite sri lankan history. the outgoing president trailed in third place. that is the live shot from the election commission in colombo where we have heard that left—wing election candidate anura kumara dissanayake has won the election debate. let's return to our coverage of events in the middle east. lebanon says three people have been killed during intensified exchanges of cross—border fire between israel and hezbollah. in northern israel, thousands of people sought shelt

vladimir kara-murza insists he will _ executed. vladimir kara-murza insists he will in _ executed.ladimir kara-murza insists he will in return at - insists he will in return at some point. the leaders will fall from power he says... far quicker than anyone expects. i believe russia should be a normal, modern, democratic country and i am going to continue working towards that goal when i return. iranian state media say at least fifty—one people are now known to have been killed in an explosion at a coal mine in the east of the country. the blast in the city of tabas in south khorasan province is thought to have been caused by a methane gas leak. iran's president massoud pezeshkian has expressed his condolences to the families of those who died. and called for an investigation into the incident. there were 69 workers in the blocks at the time of the explosion, state tv reported. counting is continuing in sri lanka's presidential election — widely seen as a referendum on the government's handling of the economy. there were a record 38 candidates running to lead the country, including

i agree with kara kara, they have to keep at it that's the reason important factor here that we haven'tentioned, which is that one of the six? >> people who was executed as an american, there are americans being held hostage. i know that if i am abroad and a terrorist organization abducted me and threatens to execute me, i would like to think that my government is doing everything possible to get me out. so america can't just step up wave from this because there are still american. >> so what do you make by these motor? you make of the white house floating this idea of a final take it or leave it proposal. and then we drop out. >> i think that the united states cannot withdraw from this entire situation but if they believe that netanyahu is an impediment to getting americans out. they need to do what they need to do to get americans out. it is, it is mind-boggling to me that we have americans that are being held have been held for almost a year and are now being executed. >> and it's feels like i don't feel as an american very confident that if i was one of those people that my governme

kara-murza? i said yes.e the phone and says, i'm from the american embassy in ankara. the president of the united states is on the line. >> you've been wrongfully detained for a long time, and we're glad you're home. >> with president biden was kara-murza's family. >> we're in the oval office. >> you've done a wonderful thing by saving so many people. i think there were 16 of us on the plane. i don't think there are many things more important than saving human lives. >> it felt surreal. it felt more emotional than i'd ever felt at any point in my life. >> there had been many emotions for jake sullivan, who for years could tell desperate families only to keep waiting. >> and most of the time as you can imagine those are tough conversations. but not today. today -- excuse me. today was a very good day. >> you know, it's one thing to speak about protecting freedom or protecting human rights. but it's quite another thing to actually do something to protect them. and whatever else president biden and chancellor s

we want to bring in kara scannell on this. kara, give us the latest here in this legal breaking news i guess right. >> branches. so, judge, juan marshawn has ruled on trump's request to delay the sentencing and he says that he will in fact delay it until november 26, and we also said he's going to delay his decision decision on presidential immunity. that's trump's challenge to this whole case after the supreme court said that certain evidence of official acts could not come in before a trial that decision was expected on sunday remember, 16th, the judge saying that he will now do that also in november and not sentence former president donald trump until november 26. so now this whole question of whether this verdict stands where trump was convicted of 34 counts of falsifying business records in connection with that hush money scheme and whether he will be sentenced. and if so to have a time in prison or to not time in prison. that is all now pushed off till after the election. so that is now off the table. the former presiden

them these claims were baseless, but the next day from repeated the lie in his debate with harris kara, why have trump and vance continued to make up lies about what's going on in springfield, ohio because the number one rule of propaganda is to repeat it and repeat it and repeat it again because they are lying and that's what they're doing and it works and it gets through to some people and the ones that think it's silly, including some of their own followers. they just like there just being crazy. they don't, it doesn't matter because they have such expression on hearing this week. a lot is high floor, a low ceiling. they're not going to lose these people in the high floor, don't care, but it does something i think even more pernicious here, which it takes a group of people like the haitians who are here legally, let us let's be clear who went to springfield to get jobs? i'm just because he needed workers. there not being placed there by the federal government as has been implied. and what it does is it makes it shows division between people that there are some real americans who are

mr kara—murza himself didn't know he was going to be released.im was more ominous. i was asleep when suddenly the doors to my prison cell burst open and a group of prison officers barged in. i was woken up. i saw that it was dark. i asked what time it was. they said 3am. and they told me to get up and get ready in ten minutes. and at that moment, i was absolutely certain that i was being led out to be executed. vladimir kara—murza spent years as an opposition politician in russia and insists he will return at some point. the current rulers in the kremlin, he says, will fall from powerfar quicker than anyone expects. i think russia deserves a better future than to live underan archaic, murderous, aggressive dictatorship that it's lived under for the past 25 years. i believe russia should be a normal, modern, democratic european country — and i'm going to continue working towards that goal, whatever it takes. paul moss, bbc news. a doctor who developed me after catching covid said nhs patients like i have been left to rot. doctor betty williams has

my guest this week is kara roodick, are you crazy and opposition? m p and lead to of the goals or voice policy as western leaders angry show, but where the key of should target russia with long range missiles. she reminds them that they promise support all the way to victory. so how crucial are these weapons to ukraine survival and just how distant does victory look kara routed welcome to come, fix on transport, making time for us. hello, jim, thank you so much for having me. 2 months.

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almost a century later , russian scientists managed to study the inhabitants of the kara sea, which was completely free of ice. russian crews in frontline aviation today carried out new strikes against ukrainian terrorists in border areas. su-34s dropped five-hundred-kilogram bombs on a mobile armored group and reserves bombs. drone operators caught up with an suv with militants, and then burned an armored personnel carrier that the enemy was hiding in a forest belt. with pinpoint accuracy flew into an american bradley infantry fighting vehicle, from dangerous settlements, our military and volunteers continue to evacuate local residents. an evacuation squad arrived for civilians in the borderland, with them our correspondent, stanislav bernwald. getting ready for a dangerous trip, the military attached an electronic warfare system to the car, and as it turned out, not in vain, early in the morning not far from the regional center korenevo, lyuda has already. ate the cows, fed the chickens, ducks, geese, the rest of the numerous restless company, but first of all she cooked breakfast for

but as kara broke it instead. so, ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming dana bash and kara swisher. this get situated for a lively discussion. and i want to apologize in advance for this my voice. i've been talking too much to a lot of people. so we're also taping this for on but with my podcast, it'll be on the podcast in next week, monday. so it will also be there. so we'll have your questions and stuff like that. so i'm going to start it off in in that format as we go forward. okay, dana, we're here at and prose. talk about your new book, american america's deadliest election. it's about a long term impact of an election that took place in louisiana. more than 150 years ago. it's fascinating. know, there's obviously a lot of parallels to today. are we talking about an election from 1867? is that correct? 72. 72. sorry. we're also recording a live episode of on with kara swisher tonight. so first, i do want to talk about the current election. i think as we discuss it, we go first. it's hard not to. y

in the twelfth year, the snow crab was already noticed in the cold kara sea in its southern part, andapileo has reached the northernmost latitudes. the sea water temperature here is below zero. in general, the kara sea. it is very, it is a sea of ​​echinoderms, this has been known for a long time, even from the first filming there in the thirties of large trawls, when they filmed there, yes, these are large figures, such curly garganocephalus, huge sea stars, distant greens - the only a research vessel that has a trawl slipway for collecting samples, a large number of other equipment, after technical checks and preparation, it is waiting for the next trip. our next expedition will be... to the area of ​​the franz josef land archipelago and the spitsbergen archipelago. this is such a large program. during the next expeditions, scientists will study the microorganisms that inhabit the ocean floor, after comparing these samples in murmansk, real sensations related to the arctic ocean may appear. oleg posobin, pavel trettyakov, dmitry kvastnyuk. vesti, murmansk region. a major fire has oc

joining us is heritage foundation tech expert kara frederick. welcome, tara. start with -- kara.rris and it's weird because she's a computer and i'll cancel your prime membership. what can viewers do to get jeff bezos a message on his yacht? >> well, tell him. and the important thing is if there's enough of a ruckus created, these big tech actors will tend to acknowledge these errors that we know go in one direction to help the left but they'll acknowledge them and try to fix them right now. because they understand they are in the cross hairs when it comes to the american people and we saw this on advance in 2020 and we're not going to stand for it in 2024 so these tech oligarchs don't think it's appropriate. there's a recent pugh poll saying roughly 8 in 10 americans think the big tech social media companies are getting too political and too much influence and make your voice heard american people and hopefully, hopefully the market will respond because we've gotten zuckerberg's attention now. trey: twitter is not a government entity. can elon musk do what's done in the past but

go let me go to kara. >> let me go to your social media component. question. is in 2020, 2020, what did twitter not restrict the hunter biden laptop story was was made mistakes. they made a mistake and then also as a mistake restrict free speech is what you're saying not a mistake. >> it's a mistake to make. a mistake is what it was and it wasn't a restriction. >> it was a fundamental mistake elon musk is doing right now. >> he cuts things off all the time when he feels like it it's just this is what needed is interesting though, that this is becoming, i mean, i'm going to just play this j.d vance might because he makes the argument that trump assassination attempt was a form of censorship. listen i don't believe in censorship. >> i don't believe in trying to shut people up. i believe in debating people. they want to throw him in prison. they want to kick them off social media. they want to do everything that they can to silence donald trump and they send that signal with every action that they take well, if you're trying to silence donald trump and you're sen

my guess this week is kara roodick, are you crazy and opposition? m p and lisa, regardless of voice policy, as western lead design ratio. but with a key of should target russia with long range missiles. she reminds them that they promise support all the way to victory. so how crucial are these weapons to ukraine? survival and just how distance does victory look? kara routed welcome to come fix on thanks for making time for us. hello, jim. thank you so much for having me to month.

14 weeks to go, wow, that's further than moscow, of course further, petrovich, our border fortress kara, 4 weeks from tobolsk, to spend the winter in the fortress, and then along the border the evil kalmyk steppe for eight weeks, and there is gold in erkeng, according to rumors, there is, but no one. in tobolsk, gold and erkend have not seen, he is lying, maybe he is lying, i think, petrovich, this is an empty undertaking of your spedition, and this is none of your business, remizov, the sovereign has ordered, we are obliged to fulfill, finish the job! i do not intend to tolerate without ranks, it is clear to everyone, that's right, mister colonel, father, father, i brought an officer to quarters, "i wish you health, hello to you, hello, lieutenant demarin, like ivan danilovich, vanka, that is, a cucumber, a big barrel, there is nothing left, what are you doing to me with cucumbers, yogan, a cart, what are you doing in the yard, i should do it." what kind of stela are you, a goat, is there still nothing to do, and how do they make such young officers, and don't be afraid of podpoltava,

my guest this week is kara roodick, are you crazy and opposition? m p. and lead of the goals or voice policy as western lead design ratio. but with a key of should target russia with long range missiles. she reminds them that they promise support all the way to victory. so how crucial are these weapons to ukraine survival. and just how distance is victory. look here rooted welcome to come fix on thanks for.

and kara and has the ability, especially now that the slice no longer with us to guide is blocked into a response. but it seems sufficient or helpful or have a chat on itself. must be much on the pressure right now to respond itself as well . so i'm curious. what role does the united states play here? washington's been appealing for a ceasefire. is israel appearing to be going in the opposite direction of the i'm was that while the united states is in a really difficult situation. now be very close to the presidential elections. this is not the time to side a region of war. and of course, the united states, as did the french has did a whole range of our country. you, germany called for that cease fire. and the time you always seem to be accepted in private, but then rejected it in public. it's really hot to see how the united states could come from the moment that we are in to a more stable situation in the short term. in the medium long term. of course it has to be some kind of agreement or motors, vivendi being found. these rather to experiences and being in liberal non 18 years unti

and i guess this week is kara roodick or ukrainian opposition m p and leave the goals or voice policy as western lead evaluation over where the kids should target russia with long range missiles. she reminds them that they promise support all the way to victory conflict. next on d, w, they're considered places of learning, but they work more of prisons. private boarding schools for troubles, houston, the usa, desperate parents send their children to them and pay a lot of money. the high price buys when some extreme educational method troubles between industry in the usa, in 30 minutes on the w. we are all set and we're watching closely for him to bring you the story behind the news. we wrote about unbiased information for 3 months. the ukraine is facing another bits a winter as well, with russia, and there's many, many without the equipment needed to win. my guest this week is kara roodick or ukrainian opposition, m p and lisa, regardless of voice policy, as western leaders, anguish over whether kids should target russia with long range missiles. she reminds them that they've promised

my source tonight on this is kara swisher, the host of on with kara swisher and pivot podcast. kara just just someone who has studied elon musk. why do you think he ultimately actually deleted this post? >> well, because i'm sure his legal team said, you need to delete this post is a very serious thing to do, especially when he has 193 million people following them are being forced, followed in some cases with him has been widely reported. so i think it was it was a step too far, although he takes steps too far all the time, he was actively read tweeting and commenting on pet, the haitian pet, eating situation, which is all false and he doesn't regularly. but this one was a little too far, i think even for him. >> yeah. and you know, when we say the secret service's where of it that they're looking into it. i mean, they have to investigate all perceived threats, even as the person does say that they're joking, i was thinking today about john mulaney when he was on snl, he made a joke comparing trump to julius cesar, who was assassinated. he was investigated for that for 11 musk

at that hearing, kara sister spoke for the family. >> my little sister, kara, was the light of my life always knew what to say to make people laugh. >> welsh was a two-time all-american and holds multiple school records in the vault. she was majoring in business management and wanted to be a personal trainer and coach when she graduated. this week flags at the university are flying at half-staff in her honor. here's the school athletic director. >> kara was an amazing person. her loss is going to be felt forever. kara left a legacy that is ingrained in gymnastics and war hawk athletics forever. >> richards is expected to be formally charged with first-degree murder at his next court appearance on friday. >> bill: you can imagine that school, that town, rocked by this. thank you, and chicago reporting on that. >> dana: the candidates at the campaign trail hard with the battleground blitz. both are targeting pennsylvania. it's a treasure trove of 19 electoral votes and it could determine who sits at 1600 pennsylvania avenue next year. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's new

my guest this week is kara roodick or ukrainian opposition m. p. m. lead of the goal us or voice poppy as west and leaders language over whether kids should target russia with long range missiles. she reminds them that they promise support all the way to victory. so how crucial are these weapons to ukraine survival and just how distant victory look. kara routed, welcome to come fix on, thanks for making time for us. hello, jim. thank you so much for having me. 2 months ago, president zalinski appealed to european leaders to stay united and not betray ukraine. are you being betrayed by the west? i think it would be unfair to say is that we are good rate, but also we need to be very clear that every day of the time of the delay when political promises are not becoming the weapons in the hands of all the soldiers. every day of the delay we are paying for was the lives of public people. and we want to be very clear when we have talking to all their friends and the lice in the west that there is. and it's no time to wait. there's no time to make the

my guess this week is kara roodick, are you crazy in opposition? m. p and lead to of the goals or voice policy as western leaders. anguish over where the kids should target russia with long range missiles. she reminds them that they promise support all the way to victory. so how crucial are these weapons to ukraine survival. and just how distant victory look, kara routed, welcome to come fix on thanks for making time for us. hello jim. thank you so much for having me to month.

but with us now cnn contributor kara swisher also the host of the on and pivot podcast. kara.o good to have you. first of all, i mean, where do i begin? how about the sexes this one at this point in time, i missed the type of thing that's used in the dark mourners of message boards has been amplified by his 196 million followers. i don't want you to try to get into his head, but i do why does he need to tell people these statements? >> i think he's he's it's eugenics i mean, it's a version of eugenics that he was pushing right. and that that man or more superior than women presumably. but all kinds of weird stuff around dna and stuff genetics, it's strange that it's, it's so old school, but he's he's managed to amplify it and really horrific way and the way he does it is say things like interesting interesting observation and things like that. but it's just pushing eugenics, which is repulsive. and i don't think he cares because he wants attention foisted upon himself, which is why he's fighting with almost everyone on the planet at this if he were not himself in a user, i mea

the heritage foundation's tech policy director is kara frederick, and she joins me now.oing after google and apple because they can't innovate themselves. what say you on that? >> ooh, stuart, we might night a little bit here. i think you're right in the beginning. we don't want the e.u. to become the next california if they engage in predatory practices. these businesses are not going to want to work there, so that is a bad thing. secondly, we know the e.u. has a weird history, a bad track record of contorting the law to target american company. look at that french representative who says they want to use the digital services act to go after elon musk's x. so all bad things. but i'll tell you, the dirty little secret about silicon valley and some of these so-called american tech companies -- which i will defend whenever the e.u. comes against hem -- but the dirty secret is they are not necessarily the biggest innovators. st those american new entrants, those american competitor it is, those american smaller businesses that are throwing to break through -- trying the bre

plus this fact, plus the dismissal of kara murza, which today, says kara murza, i don't like, but theact that it came out also suggests that something is opening up somewhere, even if we don't know all the details. before the program, we talked with you about how to comment on the durov case when we know so little about it, you said, we should just say what we know.

>> very interesting will be looking to see what happens, kara. thank you so much. and boris, this jail is one that's known specifically for its poor conditions. >> yeah, this is quite the change of pace for a mogul. diddy, sean diddy combs is going from a comfy confines of his mansions in miami beach and los angeles to this brooklyn, new york's metropolitan detention center in the special housing unit. it's separate from the general prison population housing inmates who require additional protection that puts diddy alongside some notorious names, other high-profile individuals who in the past have been held their temporarily, r. kelly, sam bankman-fried, ghislaine maxwell, as you might imagine, for a multitude of reasons, did he would like to leave? and as you just heard there from kara, his team is appealing the decision decision by a district judge to hold him without bail as he awaits trial but if that is denied, the bad boy records founder would be held in that detention center for months, a place with a troubled history to say the least. and combs attorneys br

kara, first of all, tell us what shawn did. he comes as lawyers are saying about this john did he comes as lawyers are saying that he's going to plead not guilty when he does appear before a federal judge later today, they say that they are going now fight like hell to try to get him released on bail. >> but you just heard from damon william c, us attorney for the southern district of new york. and that office is seeking detention they do not want sean diddy comes to walk out of this courthouse today. i was just reading through the detention letter that they filed with the court and they lay out a number of reasons, including combs history of violence report, according to their allegations that he is kicked, shoved, abused women and for years they also say that he is a flight risk because of his access to money and planes. they also know a number of weapons that they recovered in the search of his homes in la and miami earlier this year including some some serious weapons that they included pictures of at that press conference

plus this fact, plus the release of kara murza, which today, says kara murza, i don't like, but the factme out also indicates that something is opening somewhere, even if we don't know all the details. before the program we were talking to you about how commenting... a stupid thing when we don't know so much about it and you said we should just say what we know, so we 're drawing in this picture this week what we know, we see that something new is opening, it is not yet clear what kind of puzzle everything will be, but these dots will certainly connect, pavel koval, maria gurska, watch us every sunday at 15:30 and 22 in ukrainian on espresso, polish on pavel koval's youtube channel and read our conversations on sestrye. in both languages, thank you thank you very much, tired of the mess in the kitchen, constantly having to go through a bunch of pans to find the right one, you need savevory pro set, unbox tv, savevory pro pans fold into each other and take up so little. and the price is only from uah 999. the sejory pro set is five pans from one to 9 liters with lids for any occasion. use

kara, to you first, tell us more about judge marshawn's rationale here on delaying the sentencing but judge marshawn lays out his rationale in this sport. page decision, and he notes off the back of this is a unique place in the nation's history. >> and he says that the timeline we're on where it september and we're just several weeks away from the election, makes this fraught with complexity. ultimately, the judge deciding that he was going to postpone trump's sentencing until after the election, saying he they didn't want to give the appearance of him any sort of influence on the election that he didn't want to look like he was going to be affecting either political party in this case also saying saying that he didn't want to give an advantage or a disadvantage to either side by making this big decision of whether and how to sentence former president donald trump on his condition section of 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. now, the judge also saying that he was not going to make an to issue a decision on whether to throw out this conviction or throw out the indictmen

>> what kara two important points at least that you made there. one is the idea of the alleged exploitation of people hoping to be close to power, close opportunity, and then having used to victimize them according to these allegations. and the other aspect of it is just the sheer number of people who would have been at a party. >> i have to wonder sometimes about the relative silence of people coming out to say what they saw, if anything, given you know, we're at a world where guilty by association, certainly is a fear for a number of people who don't want to be associated with what has happened. >> but on this point to i mean, prosecutors saying that he contacted an alleged witness more than 50 times 5-0 in four days and even reached out to a victim. what does that say about how did he operates? and this is obviously a time i think he was already moved to new york knowing that he may in fact be arrested yeah coercion power. >> the way this works is that people have access to you people have access to not just your dreams, but to your front door.

plus this fact, plus the release of kara murza, which today, kara-murza says, i don't like, but the fact that it came out also shows that something is opening somewhere, even if we don't know everyone details before the program, we talked with you about how to comment on the durov case when we know so little about it. and you said, we just have to say what we know. so, we are drawing on this picture this week what we know, we see that something new is opening, it is not yet completely clear in which puzzle everything will fit, but these dots will definitely connect, pavel koval, maria gurska, watch us every sunday at 15:30 and the 22nd in ukrainian on espresso, in polish on pavel koval's youtube channel and read our conversations in eu sisters in both languages. thank you, thank you very much. now i have a toothpaste that does more. lacalut active plus with a plus of active ingredients. i use it to overcome problems with clear and unpleasant smell. lacalus activ+ with two-phase technology. actively overcomes bleeding gums and gives fresh breath. lacalot active plus. action. which you fee

kara st. cyr joins us live from the coliseum. kara, what an ending to an incredible series here.ow's it looking over there for you? >> reporter: it's definitely a bittersweet day at the oakland coliseum. i've seen quite a few fans walking around smiling, laughing at their memories, but quite a few tears as well, some people wearing sunglasses because their eyes are red. they've been crying. it's a tough day. the truth is quite a few of the fans here tomorrow have been coming to these games since they were children. one man told me he'd been coming since he was a kid and was devastated he won't be able to bring his own children and they won't be able to experience the oakland coliseum the way he has. while it's been a very sad day for some, it's also been a day for celebration of a very strong tradition. >> we've been fans. this is my dad. he's 78 years old. >> hey! >> his father was a fan. >> the a's have given me so much. just coming here one last time. >> reporter: while you'll definitely hear some people that are devastated the a's are leaving, there are some that say they'll

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my guest this week is kara roodick, are you crazy and opposition? m p and lead to of goals or voice policy as western leaders angry show, but with a key of should target russia with long range missiles. she reminds them that they promise support all the way to victory. so how crucial are these weapons to ukraine survival and just how distance is victory? look here rooted. welcome to come fix on. thanks for making time for us. hello, jim. thank you so much for having me to my.

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. >> cnn correspondent kara scannell has been following every step of this case. so kara, what comes next well, boris, as you said, sean combs's attorney is still trying to get him out from behind those bars at the jail in brooklyn. >> this kind notorious prison there where inmates are held as they're awaiting trial and so he said he's going to try the appeal route, but he's also going to try to ask the judge in this case to recommend that comes be transferred to a county jail in new jersey where he thinks he will have better ability to help prepare in his defense for this trial, but that is another long shot of the judge doesn't have any authority to move him. it would just be a recommendation. but that is something that they're also trying to work on. again, though this is a high hurdle to judges have now rejected and denied giving combs any bell. their concerns about the physical violence that was caught on that tape that cnn had obtained in march, as well as the the evidence that has been laid out in this case, including prosecutors pointing to numerous conver

jake, and kara team clear today that investigations surrounding atoms don tell us about a subpoena that was served in a search warrant that was executed that's right. jake mean the investigations around city hall well, are just continuing. this investigation is by the manhattan district attorney's office. that's different than the us attorney's office for the southern district of new york that brought the charges against adams now we're seeing this expand, but authorities had approached one of adams closest aides at the airport as she disembarked from a flight and was going through customs, they served her with a search warrant and seized her cell phones. we also have video of authorities at her home were moving boxes, certainly a sign that they are continuing investigation surroundings city hall, amid those wave of resignations, jake. >> all right. >> kara scannell in new york. thanks so much there's a new effort to energize young voters in this election. and this effort involves video games, will explain how it works next your reference he was had trouble losing weight and keeping sam

kara scannell, live for us in new york. thank you. boris. >> we're following some breaking news and aggressive move by the federal reserve, cutting interest rates by half a percentage point fed chairman jerome powell spoke just moments ago, making it clear that in phage, inflation has improved enough that it can now take a back seat. and the fed will make the jobs market its first priority. listen the labour market is actually in solid condition and our intention with our policy move today is to keep it there. >> you can say that about the whole economy, the u.s. economy is in good shape. growing at a solid pace inflation is coming down. the labour market is in a strong pace. >> we want to keep it there. >> that's what we're doing cnn business editor at large and host of quest means business. >> richard quest is here to break it all down for us. richard, what did you make of pals assessment of the economy and how the fed is now going to handle it oh ron it's interesting, isn't it? i mean, a quarter point was expected, a half a point.

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