yeah to john lewis. yeah. to write about john lewis to publish that and after he goes on to glory what do you what do you see because i see a difference. i see a shift. yeah accent john major. are we doing is we're gonna do a 50 minute hour to have to pay you. yeah for therapy. yeah. no talk to me about that journey from from there to here. all right. can i slightly reorder the question? no, okay. so there is something here's the commonality. let's start there. okay, the commonality is these are the only two living people i've ever written about. and i didn't fall in love with either one of them. but i came to love them. which is different. they come from radical arguably the it's hard to imagine two people coming beginning their lives in a different more different place, right so poppy bush is born on june 12th, 1924 and milton, massachusetts grows up in greenwich greenwich country day school andover joins the united states navy on his 18th birthday, july. 12 1942 shot down on saturday, september 2nd 1944 ove

lewis: thanks very much.id see that photo of johnny depp on stage, adding another slightly surreal turn to this court case. we did see amber heard in court just a few minutes ago. thank very much for that. i want to talk now to sean mandel, entertainment reporter who's been following the trial. thank you for joining the progra >> my pleasure. lewis: they are making us wait just a little bit longer. >> they are, and it is telling that we know a little bit more now that there will be damages rewarded. that implies jury has found either the defendant, heard, or depp, given both have defamation suits in the case. if that had not been the case, if the judge had not asked them to list specifically the compensatory damages, the amount in dollars, it would imply that maybe no one had been found in favor of, that both defamation sus had been thrown out. lewis: that is excellent detective skillsif you are right. it is a good theory at the moment. sounds convincing to me. we will wait to see whether that comes true but

you had the honor of meeting john lewis in his last days. tell me a little bit about that experience. >> i first met john lewis during the last election in as 1992. that cycle as ever there was a georgia front office and georgia has become the new louisiana you all are always having io elections down here . and on an election if you're a politician or journalist utensil wants to give the impression that you're off doing important things. right? what you're really doing is eating the same cheese in a different room but you want to give the impression of that. and so white's faller was running against paul coverdale. i was covering it for the chattanooga times, my hometown newspaper and i walked into the ballroom in atlanta and there was john robert lewis and lillian just staying there among the people. he was a senior congressman. already there was a civil-rights monument in many ways and it began in a conversation as any kindly says it didn't really stop until a week before he died. on july 17 of 2020. and part of my, one of the things i had

but the other thing we got in common john lewis. he is my man. yeah, he's my john lewis. and you were his pastor. yeah, tell me how that yeah. it was a real honor to serve john lewis. as i said i met him when i was a college student and later when i became the pastor of ebenezer church. i became his pastor. and some of my earliest memories are serving not only him but his wife. who was quite ill by the time i came to ebenezer church, so i did a number of pastoral visits with lily and lewis who was a strong and indomitable spirit in her own rate. and um later, you know from time to time would spend some with him and you know, i as i was preparing to over his funeral. which happened while i was running for the senate? oh, i remember i was sitting there. yeah watching it. i i remember asking i asked myself as i was thinking about john lewis. what was he thinking? when he was crossing that edmund pettus bridge. with nothing, but a backpack on trench coaster um, i don't know but here's what i i do know. i i know was not thinking. that at my death there would be three american

i love lewis hamilton. for me, in this generation, _ feel? i love lewis hamilton.e - feel? i love lewis hamilton. for me, in this generation, he is one of- feel? i love lewis hamilton. for me, in this generation, he is one of my . in this generation, he is one of my idols. to know hear people are using using derogatory language towards him upsets me as well. for someone that has reached the pinnacle of their sports, world champion, one of their sports, world champion, one of the best, if not the best ever do it, to still be suffering that is terrible. do i think we are ever going to change society and get rid of it? i don't think we are but we can alljust be better and be more aware. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. france's interior minister has apologised to everyone who suffered from bad management at the champions league final last month. get initially blamed liverpool fans for the disorder outside the stade de france but an independent reviews found security and crowd management was inadequate with french polic

lewis again for additional treatment. yesterday, june the 1st, lewis called dr.ining of back pain and wanting additional assistance. now we know through the help of our atf and their gun tracing that at 2:00 p.m., on june 1st, mr. lewis purchased a semiautomatic rifle from a local gun store. that semiautomatic rifle was an ar-15 style rifle. we know that mr. lewis purchased a semiautomatic handgun a .40 caliber smith & wesson pistol on may the 29th from a local pawn shop. i now want to go into the shooting timeline. at 4:52 p.m. on june 1st, a third party who was on a video chat, off location, with an on location doctor called 911 saying the doctor told her to call 911 saying there has been a shooting. at 4:53 p.m. we received a 911 call about a shooter in a building. we then continued to receive multiple calls that were more specific on a shooter being on the second floor of the natalie building on the campus of st. francis hospital. at 4:55 p.m., a person called and clarified the natalie building as the scene of the shooting. the first tulsa police officers arr

lord lewis, you could be well.ch time giving evidence in town. yes. despite your expertise, despite the fact you have a kind of... because i don't think i was willing to give them the time that they felt was necessary to be in the lords. and you're being very reasonable about this, martin lewis, but is there a bit of you things? they are as idiotic as the bbc to look at you as a young producer and held you back? no, no, for a couple of reasons. 0ne, because we're not being honest. when i got the letter, i breathed a sigh of relief because there's a lot of pressure on at the moment. and i thought maybe a couple of years is probably more sensible. and two, because i don't know who they will appoint, but my hope is that they have some good people who are willing to give more time than i can give at the moment, because i think it needs to be done properly. and if i'd done it and not given the time, then i would have been slated for it everywhere. so i had my plan in my, media plan in my head, to be honest with you, was

lewis goodall. _ we've seen tonight. lewis goodall, thank _ we've seen tonight.yourthoughts. let�*s goodall, thank you for sharing your thoughts. let�*s park our election coverage there and move on to other news. the us senate has passed a gun control bill — the most significant firearms legislation in 30 years. the new bill includes tougher background checks for buyers younger than 21 and billions in funding for mental health and school security. the reforms fall short of the demands of gun control this is not a cure all full —— for all of the way gun violence affects our nation but it is a long overdue step in the right direction. passing this gun safety bill is truly significant and it�*s going to say lives. —— save. steve greenberg is a criminal defence attorney and advocate for gun control. forgive me, i think we�*re some connection problems. we can go to peter bowes, our correspondent in los angeles, monitoring developments. how significant is this? this is the most significant gun legislation to come out of congress in almost 30 years. it is not a done dea

lewis again for additional treatment. yesterday, june 1, lewis called dr. phillips' office again complaining of back pain and wanting additional assistance. now, we know through the help of our atf and their gun tracing that at 2:00 p.m. on june 1st, mr. lewis purchased a semi automatic rifle from a local gun store. that semi automatic rifle was an ar-15-style rifle. we know that mr. lewis purchased a semi automatic handgun, a.40 caliber smiths and weston pistol on may 29th from a local pawnshop. i now want to go into the shooting timeline. at 4:52 p.m. on june 1st, a third party who was on a video chat off location with an on location doctor called 911 saying the doctor told her to call 911 saying there has been a shooting. at 4:53p.m. we received a 911 call about a shooter in a building. we then continued to receive multiple calls that were more specific on a shooter being on the second floor of the natalie building on the campus of st. francis hospital. at 4:55 p.m., a person called and clarified the building as the scene of the shooting. the first tulsa

his name is justin lewis smith.give his accounts of the july 4th weekend, on a dark and lonely road in the high sierra. coming up. confusion. terror, a very different story, both shots in the dark. both shots in the dark from becoming your parents, but we can save you money when you bundle home, auto, and more with us. no one who made the movie is here. >> the next thing i know, glass is exploding. it's just complete chaos. when dateline continues. this is where it ended. in a black metro in the high sierra. barely illuminated by a pair of headlights. here's the actual video of the sheriff's deputies guns, drawn approaching the, car preparing for a possible shootout with gunman. instead, they found shooting victims. three of them. severely wounded. >> somebody makes their way over towards the car, and says, let me see your hands. >> he can be seen in the footage here. shot in the right leg. bleeding profusely. the bill to use as a tourniquet placed just above his knee, possibly saved his life. >> at that point it's

lewis goodall is with me _ voting for them. lewis goodall is with me also _ voting for them.nk what is important about - country. i think what is important about these| country. i think what is - important about these results and the local election results as well as that in a way that was almost unimaginable, certainly december 2019 and perhaps even a year ago, you can see a path to a non— conservative majority in the house of commons and it does not mean a labour majority who have to win124 seats to get a majority of one, that would require a serious swing across different parts of the country but what you can potentially see is a labour party doing better again in the so—called red wall, re—establishing itself in wales, they had some good election results there for example in the senate results last year, the lib dems starting to make a resurgence, not in some of the old south—west heartlands but in new places in the south east of england where they have traditionally inaudible but as a result the post—brexit inaudible challenging the conservatives —— senedd. the snp conti

him for these words and i remind you that the fight between lewis and vitali klitschko actually took the british man won by technical knockout once again, a strong dissection of the ukrainian, the fight was stopped by the doctor after the sixth round for lennox lewis became the last in his legendary career after the fight with klitschko, he retired from boxing without giving vitali a chance for a rematch, the defeat of lewis was only the second in vitali's career, and after a win-loss against the british and klitschko, he had 13 more fights and won them all. to complete the sports section, i wish you a peaceful evening, i wish all of us victories, stay with the press, the big broadcast continues and i pass the word to my colleague vasiluminiy thank you very much yevgeny about sports during the war, yevhen pastokhovy spoke, now it's time to talk about the weather, what is it like will be in ukraine tomorrow, natalka didenko will tell us in detail, and she is ready to do it further. i congratulate you, i congratulate you, vasyl. congratulations, dear tv viewers . i hope that it will su

lewis again for additional treatment. yesterday, june the 1st, lewis called dr. phillips' office again complaining of back pain, and wanting additional assistance. now, we know through the help of our atf and their gun tracing that at 2:00 p.m. on june the 1st, mr. lewis purchased a semiautomatic rifle from a local gun store. that semiautomatic rifle was an ar-15-style rifle. we know that mr. lewis purchased a semiautomatic handgun, a .40 caliber smith & wesson pistol on may the 29th from a local pawn shop. i now want to go into the shooting timeline. at 4:52 p.m. on june the 1st, a third party who was on a videochat off location with an on-location doctor called 911 saying that the doctor told her to call 911 saying that there has been a shooting. at 4:53 p.m., we received a 911 call about a shooter in a building. we then continued to receive multiple calls that were more specific on a shooter being on the second floor of the natalie building on the campus of saint francis hospital. at 4:55 p.m., a person called and clarified the natalie building as the scene of

(informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> el 19 de mayo lewis fue operado de la columna por el doctor phillip saliÓ29 de mayo y el 31 volviÓ al hospital con una cita con el doctor phillip la maÑana siguiente del dÍa del tiroteo se quejaba del dolor y luego estaba en el edificio horas despuÉs. poco antes de las 5 p m comenzaron las llamadas al 911 a los 3 minutos la policÍa respondÍa a la espero cuando llegaron al segundo piso era demasiado tarde lewis se asesiÓo con su pistola antes llamÓ a su esposa quiÉn a su vez alertÓ a las autoridades. >>> ahora estamos espantados >>> terrible lo que pasÓ en las escuelas no puedes estar en un lugar tranquilo >>> por su parte la policÍa en tulsa dice estar preparada para enfrentar este tipo de situaciones. entrenamiento rigurosamente una y otra vez no por si sucede para cuando suceda serÍa ingenuo no pensar que pasarÍa aquÍ cuando la violencia armada estÁ a lo largo de toda la naciÓn. >>> lourdes hay alguna informaciÓn sobre las personas heridas? >>> julio sabemos muy poquito sobre las personas heridas ayer las autoridades decÍan que menos de 10 personas habÍan

you succeeded congressman lewis. you knew him well. >> well i don't have to wonder what john lewis thought. i've been in a march with congressman lewis when i was at planned parenthood at the skate capital here in georgia. because there were abortion restrictions on the books coming up in the legislature. congressman lewis led the rally in georgia. so i know that he wants us to find a way -- we know this fight is far from over. it did not happen overnight. we are not gonna fix it overnight. we have to make sure that right now people can get to the states where they can get the need so that people are not without access. we have to keep fighting. we have to keep pushing for it. this light is not over. we cannot back down. it's never the wrong time to do the right thing. this is our generations movement. we have to find our way to get in the way to make some trouble. i'm ready now. good trouble. >> good trouble. thank you congressman nikema williams, thank you for joining us tonight. after the break i -- later, after t

it said michael lewis is an associate at solomon brothers in london. and and when i would when i arrived at work. the next day the head of the whole company international was there ashton-faced waiting for me and saying like, i mean, i feel bad he looked so bad. he said we've spent we've been up all night with the board of directors trying to figure out what to do about this because it's being reprinted in all over the country in newspapers and you can't say that we're overpaid and i said, well we are overpaid and he said yeah, but you can't say it and and he says and and it was like what can you do to wait stop for second. how old are you at this point 24 you're 24. yeah, you're at a job in wall street. is this your first real job out of college? real job out of college. i was a there's the arms on how you count them, but i was a stock boy at the wildenstein art gallery and i wore a suit to work for six months and i got tired of that and then i worked as a cabinet maker as apprentice for four months and then i led rich teenage girls american girls thr

mr lewis outlined government plans for the northern ireland protocol.ee that this is working within international law, but we'll also set out the government's legal position on it. and i know people want to see our legal position, so we'll do that to make sure people see this is within international law. but let's not forget, even in 2019, the then attorney—general was very clear. the primacy has to be in, for us as a government, rightly, is on the belfast good friday agreement, in all three strands. and that's what we're going to focus on delivering. reports from eastern ukraine say there's a huge fire at a chemical plant in the town of severodonetsk where hundreds of people have been sheltering. the governor of the region says the azot plant had come under intense bombardment but is still under ukrainian control. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky says his troops are running low on ammunition and he's appealed again for more help from western powers. earlier, i spoke to our correspondent in kyiv, joe inwood about the latest on the fighting. the ma

president biden is stepping on the gas, lewis black is getting ready for wedding season. and congress has agreed on gun reforms that are show a huge deal and a huge disappointment at the same time. so let's do this, people. let's jump straight into today's headlines. 7 all right, let's kick things off with gasoline, or as scientists call it dinosaur pee pee. over the past few months global demand for oil has kept rising faster than the supply to the point where the price of gas in the united states is now 6 bazillion dollars a gallon so drivers are hurting. the good news is that as always president biden wants to help. the bad news is that as always it doesn't look like he can. >> the president this afternoon called on congress to temporarily suspend the federal gas tax which is right now about 18 cents a gal. >> a move president biden has resisted until today given that it is unlikely to pass congress. >> while officials say a gas tax holiday is worth considering, there is a cost. those funds are used for repairing roads and infrastructure, important priorities across th

lewis. i read your book about how to get ahead on wall street, and i'm more enthusiastic than ever about it and thank you for writing it and and can can you give me any more tips that in the book? it's also true that people this culture especially the english don't do this, but we do it turn almost every book into a how-to book that there's this that people just don't have a read that they want to find the lessons in the book. and so the lessons in the book was how to get ahead on wall street, so that has that surprised me but subsequently, i've seen the same those sorts of things happen with other books where people just read them in a completely different way than i thought well, so the the youthful now let's keep in mind. i think there's poker is absolutely brilliant, but the youthful mistake you made was in thinking that in showing the kind of superficiality. pointlessness of wall street, you were doing them a disservice. but in fact, that's what they needed to be more appealing. what ki

the same day, police say michael lewis purchased an ar 15.liber handgun get previously purchased when he made his way into the medical facility. looking for doctor phillips. but the fact that >> some. individual wood. go after doctor philips. it is is mind blowing. >> along with doctor phillips who was also killed. doctor stephanie houston and receptionist amanda glenn patient. william love was critically injured and later died at the hospital. police saying within 4 minutes of the first 9-1-1, calls officer stormed the natalie building at saint francis hospital. >> they so broken glass. they sell sell shell casings. they were following those shell casings around and again yelling tulsa police, tulsa police. >> less than a minute later, another gunshot. the one investigators believe lewis fired to take his own life. tulsa's police chief giving credit to the officer's training. >> i cannot emphasize enough. that we train rigorously over and over and over again. >> for >> not if, but when, because we have seen the violence that has taken place

the same day, police say michael lewis purchased an ar 15. he was armed with bat and a 40 caliber handgun get previously purchased when he made his way into the medical facility. looking for doctor phillips with the fact that >> individual wood. go after doctor philips. it is is mind blowing. >> along with doctor phillips who was also killed. doctor stephanie houston and receptionist amanda glenn patient. william love was critically injured and later died at the hospital. police saying within 4 minutes of the first 9-1-1, calls officer stormed the natalie building at saint francis hospital. >> they so broken glass. they sell sell shell casings. they were following those shell casings around and again yelling tulsa police, tulsa police. >> less than a minute later, another gunshot. the one investigators believe lewis fired to take his own life. tulsa's police chief giving credit to the officer's training. >> i cannot emphasize enough. that we train rigorously over and over and over again. >> for >> not if, but when, because we have seen the vi

i would be very excited by that. >> i've never met huey lewis >> have you met huey lewis >> seth: i've okay, cool >> seth: alright, great. >> yeah. that guy frickin' rocks. yeah >> seth: but how did -- tell us the story of how - i feel like you also met him in a unique way it's, one, exciting to meet him, two, the way you met him >> i think i was about five years old -- again, a little younger than - maybe about the age of tummy >> seth: okay. >> tummy and nose, yeah. we're thinking this, this age. >> seth: gotcha. >> my parents took my older sister, laney, and i to see huey lewis and the news. >> seth: [ chuckles >> and my dad was buds with him, so after the concert - it was my first concert. and after the concert, we went backstage and everybody, like, sort of couldn't find huey and apparently he had had what he thought was a bad concert, a bad show >> seth: impossible. >> impossible. thank you. and then my parents sort of like lost sight of me little five-year-old d'arcy. and i come around the corner, like, holding huey's hand. and, guys, he had a huge smile on his face. i think i c

the same day, police say michael lewis purchased an ar 15. he was armed with bat and a 40 caliber handgun get previously purchased when he made his way into the medical facility. looking for doctor phillips. but the fact that >> individual wood. go after doctor philips. it is is mind blowing. >> along with doctor phillips who was also killed. doctor stephanie houston and receptionist amanda glenn patient. william love was critically injured and later died at the hospital. police saying within 4 minutes of the first 9-1-1, calls officers stormed the natalie building at saint francis hospital. >> they broken glass. they sell sell shell casings. they were following those shell casings around and again yelling tulsa police, tulsa police. >> less than a minute later, another gunshot. the one investigators believe lewis fired to take his own life. tulsa's police chief giving credit to the officer's training. >> i cannot emphasize enough. that we train rigorously over and over and over again. >> for >> not if, but when, because we have seen the viol

the same day, police say michael lewis purchased an ar 15. he was armed with bat and a 40 caliber handgun get previously purchased when he made his way into the medical facility. looking for doctor phillips with the fact that >> some. individual wood. go after doctor philips. it is is mind blowing. >> along with doctor phillips who was also killed. doctor stephanie houston and receptionist amanda glenn patient. william love was critically injured and later died at the hospital. police saying within 4 minutes of the first 9-1-1, calls officer stormed the natalie building at saint francis hospital. >> they so broken glass. they sell sell shell casings. they were following those shell casings around and again yelling tulsa police, tulsa police. >> less than a minute later, another gunshot. the one investigators believe lewis fired to take his own life. tulsa's police chief giving credit to the officer's training. >> i cannot emphasize enough. that we train rigorously over and over and over again. >> for not if, but when, because we have seen the

the same day, police say michael lewis purchased an ar 15.s armed with bat and a 40 caliber handgun get previously purchased when he made his way into the medical facility. looking for doctor phillips. but the fact that >> some. individual wood. go after doctor philips. it is is mind blowing. >> along with doctor phillips who was also killed. doctor stephanie houston and receptionist amanda glenn patient. william love was critically injured and later died at the hospital. police saying within 4 minutes of the first 9-1-1, calls officer stormed the natalie building at saint francis hospital. >> they so broken glass. they sell sell shell casings. they were following those shell casings around and again yelling tulsa police, tulsa police. >> less than a minute later, another gunshot. the one investigators believe lewis fired to take his own life. tulsa's police chief giving credit to the officer's training. >> i cannot emphasize enough. that we train rigorously over and over and over again. >> for >> not if, but when, because we have seen the vi

operado 19 de mayo lewis fue operado de la col por el doctor phillips y se quejaba continuamente porno por lograr una cita la maÑana siguiente llamÓ quejarse por el dolor no es mÁ citas de las 2:0. compro una reflexiÓn automÁtico y un par de horas a cabo en el edificio poco antes de las p.m. como solo llamados del otro minuto por sobre pollo de suelo como si vernal segundo piso lo que nos otorga el uso somos hermosura tiroteo y se suicidÓ con su pistola ante llamÓ su esposo lo subes alertÓ los autoridades. >>> la situaciÓn estÁ como muy sabes quÉ vao ya no puede sacarn lugar tranquilo porque no sabes quÉ va a pasar. >>> apple se dice torpe por otra prÁctica pues situaciones >>> entrenamos una y otra vez no por su sede sino por su cero un para cuando >>> vemos que siga adelante con funerales de los 21 muertoice que el policÍas a una agencios pequeÑos en laa die liderÓ la respuesta policial en las que la primaria por otra parte no judicial a favor para indagar los motivos de este crimen. y mucho se reporta sobre la matanza escolar de uvalde texas pero pocos como el mÉdico ofrece a cono

scott-lewis. thank you for your time tonight . >> thank you. >>> moving on now, not a day goes by without elon musk making major headlines. today, he said a strong-worded memo outlining his rules for working remotely for his employees. he doesn't have one. find a different job or work from the office. spacex employs, required to spend a minimum of 40 hours in office for a week. if you don't, you're fired sent another memo to the temp employees, telling executives for the three-month template lands that if they don't return to the office full-time, in his memo, that tesla creates a manufacturing and most exciting products on earth. this will not happen at home. this took a lot of response here. what would you do if your boss told you to return to the office or resigned? let's take a look on twitter now. if the after school scheduled to be available, yes, but for working parents, you cannot just change on a dime. parents are at a major disadvantage here. another person said, he doesn't understand th

finally, steven greenhouse, talk about this being the john lewis moment for unions.do you mean by that? >> john lewis was the president of the united mine workers in the 1930's when that was the richest, biggest most powerful union in the nation. in the 1930's, it was the beginning of unionization a mass production industries. henry ford really began huge mass production lines. in the 1930's, there was a push for unionization but american started -- really did not want to help these people unionize. a bunch of craft unions, carpenters, brick unions. they thought, we don't want to help this mass unionization by this group they saw is largely unskilled workers. john lewis said, these folks, these mass production workers are the future of the labor movement. we are crazy if we don't help them unionize. john lewis, back by other unions , got behind -- funded this effort to unionize these mass production workers thanks to the big treasury of the mine workers -- they hired to organize autoworkers and still workers and that produced the biggest surge in unionization in amer

my name is earl lewis. i'm chief engineer of the kansas department of agriculture's division water resources and member of the western states water council who i appear on behalf of today. the western states water council is an organization representing the 18 western states and members are appointed by and advised each of their governors. as each of the people have talked before me have mentioned, situation in the west is dire. we have heard about colorado river basin, the 40 million people and 5 million acres that are challenged with low water supply. the situation in the great plains is similar in the fact that over time, we're receiving less precipitation and are challenged by drought. when we have less precipitation, that means our farmers are pumping more water, exacerbating the declines of the aquifer. this is a vital resource for region. if we don't act, that will go away as well as the production associated with that irrigation. there are three roles that i believe the federal government plays when

lewis again for addition al treatment. yesterday he called the doctor's office and was complaining of back pain again. he wanted additional assistance. we know through atf and gun tracing, and the police, that at 2 p.m. yesterday, june 1st, michael lewis purchased a semi automatic rifle, an ar-15 style weapon from a local gun store. we know that he also purchased a semi automatic handgun, a 40 caliber swiss and weston from a local pawnshop. both were used in yesterday's massacre. 4:52 p.m. is when the first 9-1-1 call came through. it was actually a third party who was on a video chat off site with a doctor who was on site. the doctor telling that patient to call 9-1-1. and that is when the rampage began. i want to take some time to talk about the victims. the people who lost their lives. they were dr. preston philips, the man who treated michael lewis. stephanie huson, a physician in the orthopedic department. amanda green, a receptionist. she had a supervisory role. and william love was a patient there to get treatment.

earlier d, w, spoke to lisa lewis and paris. she explained what the loss of an absolute majority in the parliament now means from a call. while i'm on my call, we'll have to change his poly sees really it is quite certain that certain of a sudden reform that he is planning, such as for example, pushing up the retirement age from 62 to 64. 65 will be very difficult to get through parliament. he will have to compose with other forces on the left and on the right. and if he wants to form a stable alliance with other parties in parliament, that could even mean that he will have to, you would have to proceed to a reshuffle of his government at least a parcel reshuffle to build another stable group in parliament. what is for sure though, is that the governing road will be rep, very rocky for him. i coined the coming 5 years that was dw lisa lewis, reporting from paris. russia has said it's used a village near the key eastern city of says yet the nearest and ukraine has conceded to a setback in that area. this comes a day after ukraini

lewis bloom's field is cleaning kegs of beer at the pressure dropped very in north london. he was eagerly looking forward to june to only work for instead of 5 days a week. but he also sees some challenges, remarked or just compact our workload into smaller timeframes which might be a little harder. but i honestly can't say that i was about to say the royal society of biology. another participant, hopes is short or working. we could help retain employees at a time when you k. businesses are confronted with severe staff shortages and job vacancies. hitting a record 1300000. and so it's a motivation really has been driven by what happened over the last 2 years with a pandemic where i think the rural saw topology along with many, many, no, oh, oh, glaciers of religion. are you from work or differently? um, unless encouraged to think to look at ways in which we can be more flexible. the pilot program shouted as the world's biggest so far includes $3300.00 workers from 70 u. k. companies. it aims to help companies shorten their working hours without cutting salaries or sacrifici

for more on this however, we're gonna cross live to lisa lewis. are you gonna be correspondent in paris? lisa, falling stations have close. what? what are the numbers and what do they mean? well, there different estimates really bad. she asked mazar showing the government's party, emma, my cause party, neck and neck. with a new left wing aligns new another whole. another estimate is showing that new the left wing lines is in the lead. in any case, these estimations are also predicting that in the 2nd round are voting next week. and my call is not guaranteed to get a majority in parliament. he would need 289 seats in parliament. and currently, estimates are saying he could get between 270 and a 310 or 20 really. so it's not clear what will happen next week, and the difference between a, you know, today's 8 and next, next week's vote is really that in between both leaders in the 2nd round of voting and that's in the 1st round of fading they were trying to grab additional votes from other parties, the left in the lines. it will have difficulties beca

w as lisa lewis in paris. thank you so much. we his or why a reminder, some of the other stories were following the sour, moldova held a pride march in support of algae bt writes. it took place and a heavy police protection because of threats of violence. holdover is a socially conservative society that has come under growing influence of the orthodox church. survey shows. most mold evans have a negative view of the algae. p t. community hundreds of people have protested. intern is he has capital against the referendum on constitutional changes called by president case said, critic safelite has been extending his power grab after dissolving parliament in march and sacking dozens of judges earlier this month. the coast guard has rescued, $108.00 migraines from a sailboat in the gnc silva was found rudderless and leaking. the migrants hold authorities, that for people are so missing a europe is experiencing an unusually early summer heat wave record breaking temperatures have caused forest fires. in spain and here in germany, the

lewis purchased a semiautomatic rifle from a local gun store.hat semiautomatic rifle was an ar-15-style rifle. >> joining us is representative lo lozano. we can hear the doctors themselves, and how emotional they are. you know, we've all become so tragically accustomed to the term "soft targets." gr grocery stores, schools, now a doctor's office. is there anything from where you sit here today, that could have changed this horror? >> gosh, thanks for having me on. i guess we all are sort of in shock. this hospital is a central location, a hub of our community. i was there just yesterday morning and was off campus by that time, but in a different building. i visited that office and a doctor there at the time gave me rotator cuff surgery. if you don't work there, you go there for care. that's just a central location. yeah, you know, our oklahoma folks deserve better. to hear that he purchased this weapon just a few hours prior to showing up and using it definitely speaks to specifically the things we could do perhaps, you know, a waiting period an

lisa lewis reporting for us from paris. time for some sports now in formula one max 1st step and has one the as by jan grant re to extend his lead at the top of the standings. the red bull driver took advantage after ferrari's sharlitra. again failed to finish after starting in full position ferrari sharla clerk had secured all but to pull positions this season. but a pole to pole finish wasn't in the car on the street and bark. who in the very 1st turn red ball. sergio perez overcame locklear perez won the last race and looked set to possibly repeat. ferrari showed size of car trouble early and red ball took advantage. being a good teammate perez made way for reigning champion, max bear, stop in one last 15. and then more bad news for ferrari on lat. 21. law clerk managed to get the lead back. but with his engine clearly gone over for it was game over. look, player 2nd did not finish after starting in poll. red bulls max fish, stop in made good on ferrari's engine. failure to claim his 5th victory. this sees it. red bull h

according to early estimates, no earlier date of you spoke to lisa lewis and paris, she explained what the loss of an absolute majority in the parliament now means from a call. while i'm on our call, we'll have to change his policies. really, it is quite certain that certain of a sudden reforms that he's planning, such as, for example, pushing up the retirement age from 62 to 6465 will be very difficult to get through parliament. he will have to compose with other forces on the left and on the right . and if he wants to form a stable alliance with other parties in parliament, that could even mean that he will half to you would have to proceed to a re shuffle of his government, at least a parcel reshuffle to build another stable group in parliament. what is for sure they is that the governing road will be rep, very rocky, for him on my coin to coming 5. yes. that was the w's lisa lewis reporting from paris, ukraine's present vulgar. zalinski has visited troops on the southern front line. while his army battles are rushing on slot and the eastern to mass region, ukrainian forces are also

here the is lisa lewis in perez lisa, thank you so much. let's get a check of some other news making the headlines, the sour nato secretary general yen suttonberg has said that turkey's security concerns over swedish and finish nato membership are legitimate. he said this while visiting helsinki. the 2 nordic countries apply to join the alliance last month, but to turkeys president ardon has raised objections accusing the countries of backing kurdish opposition. groups that anchor considers to be terrorist organizations. orthodox christians are celebrating an important day. their religions calendar. pentecost is one of the oldest christian holidays falling on the 8th sunday after easter. it marks the holy spirit coming into the world and the foundation of the church of christ in jerusalem. in china, 9 men had been arrested after a video showing the beating of 2 women provoked outrage security cameras at a restaurant in the northern city of tongue. sean show, the men dragging the women by the hair and punching and kicking them. parts of the