major? >> major: weijia jiang, thank you. fallout has begun over the supreme court's landmark ruling that gives president's "absolute immunity" for official acts while in office. today the sentencing date for former president trump's so-called hush money case was delayed until september 18th. as trump's attorney seeks to overturn that conviction. jan crawford is here with us. fair to say in the supreme court turn, the former president played a large role? >> reporter: that's fair to say, and it was a good year for the former president in three of the cases that the court had that directly affected him, he won all three. but two of those cases may not end up being that big slam-dunk that he was hoping for. first they had that colorado ballot case, a big win for trump where the court ruled unanimously states could not kick them off their primary ballots. then we had the january 6 case involving the obstruction of a pert official proceeding charge that trump and several hundred january 6th defendants were facing, they narrowed t

major. >> major: ivan cabrera, thank you.k at tonight's other top stories starting in central new york where residents are demanding justice after police shot and killed a 13-year-old boy, they say how they're gone. cbs's michael george has a newly released body cam video. >> reporter: major, there is a growing memorial at the spot where a 13-year-old was shot and killed by a unicode police officer. police body camera video shows him running from officers after they stopped him friday ninth. police say he pointed what appeared to be a handgun at officers later determined to be a pellet gun. >> what do we want... >> justice. >> reporter: today 100 people protested outside city hall. among then his brother. and police say they officially it stopped him and 19 because they matched the description of robbery suspects. new york's attorney general is now investigating. >> major: now to the fallout from the deadly 737 boeing max crashes in 2018 and 2019. cbs's kris van cleave reports the justice department will criminally charge the

there, or this overwhelming majority, or, the absolute majority, i apologize, or, for example, thosee rn, also , where they can vote, where their candidates are, also mobilize and vote for them, so that they did get that maximum majority, but the problem here is that, as far as i understand it, if the french far-right fails to get an absolute majority, there is even more uncertainty than if they get that majority, right, because then none of the political ... forces the french will not be able to form an effective government, well, in general, if you look, there are, there are, if in theory, four scenarios, the first scenario is that rn gains a majority, bardela becomes prime minister, well, it looks like this will not happen, because here i am i see, the data for the fifth survey predicts from 175 to 205 places, 200,289 yes in order to single-handedly form pain'. well, the second scenario is that they will not have enough seats, relatively speaking, they will recruit somewhere, maybe someone from the republicans, maybe even someone from mamanuelle macron will be pinched for himself,

the majority disagree about this. both site alexander hamilton, and in particular federal 77 in hamilton's insistence that there should be energy in the executive and the majority sites that to support its conclusion that the president has to have brought immunity or be deterred from vigorously exerting presidential power and the majority quotes hamilton's letters where he talks about the importance that there be unity in the executive and the president be able to act with vigor and dispatch. the defense said they are misreading hamilton and justice sotomayor are quotes to say that the president has to be vigorous but will be amenable to prosecution and sheet size this meant hamilton assumed the major check on the president would be that like any citizen he would not be above the law and could infect me prosecuted in criminal court. she also quotes other framers of the constitution come in particular james wilson, the guy who came up with the idea that we the people of the united states as a whole is sovereign and als

major? >> major: robert costa, thank you very much.e president harris spoke to the family of sonya massey today as we learn more about massey's death. a coroner confirms the springfield, illinois, woman died from a single gunshot wound to the head after she was shot in her home by a deputy responding to her 911 call about a possible prowler. roxana saberi has more on what cbs news has learned about the former deputy's troubled past. and a warning: some of the video is very hard to watch. >> reporter: the autopsy reveals the bullet hit sonya massey under her left eye, then exited from the back of her neck. [knocking] after sangamon county sheriff's deputy sean grayson and his partner responded to her 911 call. >> not going to hurt you. you called us. >> reporter: body camera video reveals the moment grayson shot the mother of two in the face after asking her to check the stove. >> i rebuke you in the name of jesus. i rebuke you in the name of jesus. >> huh? you better not. i swear to god. [bleep] your face. drop the [bleep] pot. drop it

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seats, of course not the absolute majority, but in any case, the president can ignore this majorityand continue his work. legally speaking, macron is not under any pressure . macron should choose the prime minister right now or, for example, he should introduce the members of the cabinet right now . there is no legal pressure to make any changes in the members of the cabinet, but in terms of the country being brought to a dead end, the plans will not be approved. and when such challenges arise in the country, he will be forced to do this and in addition to protests yes, the street protests that started last night, we witnessed it, now things are happening and the police should be ready. and be prepared , how effective do you know the issue of the olympics? well, this will destroy france a little bit more than in the past , because in the last few months, france has almost had a very secure atmosphere, there have been frequent incidents , now there was the killing of nayel marzouq, then there were the pension reforms, police brutality has made a lot of noise in france. well, france i

the majority - released. sure. good to be back. the majority of - released. sure.e majority of reports so far have been lackluster, and reason for that, though the banks have posted slightly better than expected profit, some half of them, half of them not, it is the longer term view that concerns us. as of right now, dave enjoyed what we used to call the higher for longer interest rates in the net interest rates in the net interest margin, and a benefit tremendously because of that. what that is going to come to a stop in august and september, as you know. so, will discontinue on to 03 and 04? we don't think so, which is one of the reasons why the earnings—per—share been ok for the first half. i don't think that will continue in the second half, and close the near next year on a high note. you sound somewhat _ next year on a high note. you sound somewhat pessimistic there about the rest of the year, but all 31 thanks, use banks that underwent the annual stress test from the fed past, is that not good news going forward? ., �* , forward? you're right, 'ust in march,

and such a major. this is the 2nd biggest economy within, within the european union. and this is one of the world's biggest ministry powers. it's greatly volt and ukraine is involved in africa. it's, uh, it is country that, that, that really, you know, projects itself will be on this board. no matter what happens macro and will still be president. his term runs until 2027. but in the event of a right wing victory for a hung parliament where no party or collision gets a majority, his powers will be diminished. and he'll be stuck with a new government for at least a year. the minimum before he can see a radically dissolve parliament and call new elections again. as we are joined now by dw correspondent leaves at lee in paris lees up poles have now closed in most french regions in major cities. they will close a little bit later. what can you tell us already? well, let me so we will have to wait today to clock to get more of an idea or a 1st idea of the whole picture. but we've already received the result

but he didn't get the majority of the votes, the absolute majority of the votes .y, the situation in france is like a crisis the political situation is facing and there is a new popular front and one faction of the president is with each other for the republic and another faction is the extremists. the political situation in france is in a crisis situation . what will happen to mr. macron, what scenarios or options will he have in front of his opponents who have now won the majority of parliament? the fact is that mr. macron is very intelligent. when he decided to dissolve the parliament. it was intended to confuse the weight and therefore today there is no faction that the parliamentary majority obtained and can be used to form the government , but there are three scenarios. the first scenario is that he obliges the head of the prime minister from the new popular front, in the sense that the government chooses moderate leftists. to be elected , so he does not want macron, in fact , they are not what they want. the second scenario is also a coalition between the so

major? >> major: ivan cabrera, thank you.k at tonight's other top stories starting in central new york, where residents are demanding justice after a police shot and killed a 13-year-old boy they say had a gun. cbs's michael george has the newly released body cam video. >> reporter: major, there is a growing memorial at the spot where 13-year-old nyah mway was shot and killed by a utica police officer. now police body camera video shows mway running from officers after they stopped him friday night. police say he pointed what appeared to be a handgun at police officers and later determined to be a pellet gun. today more than 100 people protested outside city hall, among them, mway's brother. >> my brother went with them violently. >> reporter: police say they stopped mway and another teen because the matched the description of robbery suspects. the attorney general is now investigating. >> major: now to the fallout from those deadly 737 boeing max crashes back in 2018 and 2019. cbs's kris van cleave reports the justice depart

major?major: so much building back to do. carter evans, thank you p or now to election 2024, where vice president kamala harris received a big boost with an endorsement from a former president and first lady, and all the republican side, as cbs's robert costa reports, vice presidential nominee j.d. vance is standing by comments he made about "childless cat ladies." >> hey there. >> hi! you are both together. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris is enormous week culminated with a strong personal endorsement from barack and michelle obama appeared >> we called to save michelle and i couldn't be prouder to endorse you and to do everything we can to get you through this election and into the oval office. >> reporter: with democrats uniting behind her, harris is now turning to picking a running mate, with some of the more than a dozen contenders getting informal tryouts on the stump, including pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. >> the vice president now has a deeply personal decision to mak

not sure if it means a majority is just stopping a labour majority.you speak to conservative candidates and staffers, i think there is a sense of resignation that is not going to go their way tomorrow. they needed to go all but perfectly to be in with a chance. we expect rishi sunak literally within the next few seconds to give his final rally of the campaign. just popping into this building. you can hear the chance. i think you can show them on the status to. if you think that is fair. ., ., , status to. if you think that is fair. . ., , . status to. if you think that is fair. ., ., , ., ., ., fair. caroline is a dear, dear friend of— fair. caroline is a dear, dear friend of mine. _ fair. caroline is a dear, dear friend of mine. it _ fair. caroline is a dear, dear friend of mine. it is - fair. caroline is a dear, dear| friend of mine. it is fantastic fair. caroline is a dear, dear. friend of mine. it is fantastic to end here~ — friend of mine. it is fantastic to end here. she works her socks off. there _ end here. she works her socks off. there is _

and such a major. this is the 2nd biggest economy within, within the european union. and this is one of the world's biggest ministry powers. it's getting involved in ukraine is involved in africa. it's, uh, it is country that, that, that really, you know, projects itself will be on this board. no matter what happens. my crown will still be president, his term runs until 2027. but in the event of a right wing victory or a hung parliament where no party or coalition gets a majority, his powers will be diminished. and he'll be stuck with a new government for at least a year. the minimum before he can see a radically dissolved parliament and call new elections again. the way now joined by c, w, across phone. and these are new in the power is. these are us standing by that at the national riley's election policy, the how's the mood, the after polls have closed in most friends regions? while exactly, there's a sense of solely for patients in the air. i've been talking to a few people just before at this life

is the majority body. it's not a super majority body the only super majority exceptions in the constitution for congress are two-thirds votes are like impeachment. the passing constitutional amendments. so those are the prime primary two arguments. now you say that when somebody is going to conduct a filibuster. they need to articulate that ahead of time has ever been a surprise filibuster. well, i think occasionally people will have gone rogue back in the pre-1970s era hewey long the senator from louisiana with this due filibuster's because he was effectively running for president and he would grab the floor and he didn't particularly care who he and sold it because he was there to promote himself and his campaign there had been instances instances of that happening. it's much harder to choreograph something like that in the old filibuster system in the new system. anybody can signal that they're opposed to about and then it's really up to. the senate majority leader or the caucus is the site how to proce

as the nature of congress is the majority, not the super majority body. the only super majority exceptions in the constitution are two thirds of quotes or impeachment, passing amendments. those are the primary two arguments. >> you say when somebody is going to conduct a filibuster they need to articulate that ahead of time. has there ever been a surprise filibuster? >> occasionally people have gone rogue. back in the pre-1970s era the senator from louisiana would do filibusters because he was effectively running for president and he would grab the floor and didn't particularly care who he insulted because he was there to promote himself and his campaign. there have been instances of that happening. it's harder to choreograph in this filibuster system. in the new system anybody can signal they are opposed to a vote and it's up to senate majority leader or the caucuses to decide how to proceed. >> you mentioned the 1970s as a rule change. what happened then? >> in 1972 senator mike mansfield put a system in place called the two track system. in the old day

as long as you keep— with this majority. as long as you keep your— with this majority. for saying the bigger— there's an argument for saying the bigger the — there's an argument for saying the bigger the majority, the more disaffected backbenchers you will have who will get nowhere near government positions. what's the first thrill— government positions. what's the first thrill has worn off, it will become, _ first thrill has worn off, it will become, if you like, a source of opposition— become, if you like, a source of opposition financially. you become, if you like, a source of opposition financially.— opposition financially. you are . uite opposition financially. you are quite right _ opposition financially. you are quite right to _ opposition financially. you are quite right to call _ opposition financially. you are quite right to call me - opposition financially. you are quite right to call me out - opposition financially. you are quite right to call me out on i opposition financially. you are . quite right to call me out on that. it has made its way into the dicti

but not a parliamentary majority as things stand. macron's centrist rally coming in secon and the national rally third in the coalition. for the national rally, we've been talking, we've been waxing lyrical about that rebranding and that norlizing. let's just take a look in depth withhis report. >> in france, political history is being written. as popularity for the far right natial rally is at its highest since world war ii. after the party's success at the european elections triggered france's snap election. previous viva national front, an extreme faction led by marine le pen, the party has evolved into a popular option under his daughter, mane. the party, known for its hard-line approach to issues such as immigration, has moved from the sidelines to the mainstream. in 2017 and 2022, marine le pen made it to the last rounds of the presidential elections, sending dozens of representatives to parliament. then with pension reforms and subsequent protests, the mood in france begano sour towards president macron's centrism, and an alte

they have secured the majority.t polls suggest they have more than the six needed for a majority. the autumn statement with the incoming chancellor, rachel reeves, will be scrutinized by the markets. ftse 100 futures pointing to gains around 0.2%. this is the question mark around the u.k. budget, deficit forecasts widening since may. the deficit, the 2025 budget deficit is increased above 3%, 3.15% of gdp. that is a reminder of the constraints on the incoming government when it comes to the fiscal spend they might want to push through. that is part of the rationale for why they have revised those spending plans. we also look at the equity market story as bank of america's survey says fund flows are increasing into u.k. equities on the prospect of political stability. mid-cap stocks in focus. ftse 250, futures pointing higher today. to what extent will they benefit from labour's spending plans? the property and real estate and home builders will be in focus with that plan around reforms to the planning regime, and th

such a major. this is the 2nd big economy within, within the european union. and this is one of the world's biggest ministry powers. it's gotten involved in ukraine. it's a both in africa. it's, uh, it's as country that, that, that really, you know, projects itself will be on this board. no matter what happens macro and will still be president. his term runs until 2027. but in the event of a right wing victory for a hung parliament where no party or collision gets a majority, his powers will be diminished. and he'll be stuck with a new government for at least a year. the minimum before he can see radically dissolved parliament and call new elections again. earlier i spoke to dw correspondence, showing you a found the car in paris. i asked her about the likelihood of the national rally winning an absolute majority as well. this is an absolute pivot to day or 14 today and friends with the far right and i should ready, really and, and, and for this the president position of strength going into the 2nd

but we are not germans — try to get a majority? but we are not germans and _ try to get a majority?re not - try to get a majority? but we are| not germans and we are not used try to get a majority? but we are - not germans and we are not used to it. ., not germans and we are not used to it. . , ., not germans and we are not used to it. . ,., ., .,, not germans and we are not used to it. . , ., ., ., , it it. that is a enormous fudge. it could take _ it. that is a enormous fudge. it could take may _ it. that is a enormous fudge. it could take may be _ it. that is a enormous fudge. it could take may be weeks, - it. that is a enormous fudge. it - could take may be weeks, months, and after that i'm not sure it could be stable enough. the after that i'm not sure it could be stable enough.— after that i'm not sure it could be stable enou:h. , ., , stable enough. the power in germany is with the parliament. _ stable enough. the power in germany is with the parliament. power - stable enough. the power in germany is with the parliament. power in - is with the parliament. power in france _ is

, highly unlikely before the election. >> major: jan crawford, thank you.nt biden is heading back to the white house where he will speak about the supreme court decision tonight. his deputy campaign manager is already released a statement "they meaning the supreme court just handed donald trump keys to a dictatorship." cbs's robert costa joins me here. what's the reaction from former president trump and those around him? >> reporter: on social media today, president trump called the ruling a big win, but behind the scenes still apprehension. you might have face prosecution this year on january 6 or a classified reference, but he does still face criminal sentencing coming up in new york on july 11th, and he still is the possibility of being tried down the line. >> major: president biden returning to deliver my remarks tonight, does anyone in the campaign believe this decision could alter the current campaign conversation? if so, how? >> it he radius based on my call today, democrats feel galvanized by what happened at the supreme court, yes, those concerns a

major repairs are one of the most vulnerable topics for the population.ty, deadlines, guarantee, the questions are not decreasing, they occupy more than half of those are heard on hotlines regarding the provision of housing and communal services, so it remains. it was not a matter for private owners or government organizations at the legislative level; in 2022 , housing and communal services organizations were allowed to appoint contractors themselves. this measure turned out to be effective, and the question here is not to not allow the private trader to enter the sites, but to give the work to those who maintain their reputation. today , as a rule, there are no problems with contractors appointed by local authorities; of course, there are certain rough edges, but there is no longer such a wave of problems as there were before. there are rare cases when government contractors tear down objects, plus there is a 5-year guarantee, that is , any issues that arise are always resolved promptly, roughness in half of the cases is associated with pre-design work

majority. president, evaluating cost centrist alliance comes in 2nd. adults morrila pens, 5 national wrap. the i'm grab it off is welcome to the program. the 1st projections show the new popular from the left wing alliance, unexpectedly come out on top, and the french bottom entry elections strongly commit on song. one of the leaders of the left block said that the results were rejection of president in manuel. my call is centralized together. parties predicted to come 2nd of independence for right national riley fall to look set for the 1st place. no one is predicted to have an absolute majority in parliament. and here's how the c distribution would look in the parliament visa 1st projections, according to broad costa t, f. one or the best way to lines the new popular fonts in rates could get as many as 215 seats and comes in for us. and yellow president my calls to get that coalition is 2nd way up to 180 seats. but in depends national riley and doc blue is on cost to get a maximum of $150.00

whether in khan unis or gaza, today palestine or in ramalla and the west bank in east jerusalem and major parts, in rafa for sure, what israel has been doing is very relevant measure, if we compare between uh the rulers back then by force, yazid bin mawiah and muawiyan that has faced imam ali and imam hasan may peace be upon them and imam hussain. this is very logical and truthful comparison and i really thank you very much for this wonderful question, i think a relevant question so far. you uh mentioned the fact that this is something that started in 1948 and we're looking at how years and decades have passed and perhaps. if you agree, we've reached a point where this genocidal war is actually a turning point, um, which is my question to you, the turning point being that when you have the whole world practically embrace the palestini cause, at this point, it's uh, perhaps like other time that this needs to be taken to the next level, for the enlightenment uh to uh bear the fruits uh in order to have regimes like the israely regime um not to exist in their extreme ideology which involves

do you measure, we will you not have a majority? so in order to honor our republican values tomorrow morning, i will submit my resignation when the present at the moment of the republic had any strong cause you don't deny privilege. but when he went to my call and to make good on his promise, president told him to stay on temporarily as prime minister for the sake of stability. it's the 1st salvo and what promises to be a heated debate over who's in charge of the left is the biggest for us and the divided parliament. the choice of prime minister is ultimately in my calls hands us all japanese sponsors most important partners and europe with the 2 governments often working closely together ahead of the election. many of them had expressed the face of the victory for the fall right in front with jeopardize this long standing relationship is just cancel out all off shells. i and the entire federal government is quite relieved. i liked that. it would've been a major challenge if the french president had to accept the co hesitation with

for now you had a simple, simple majority in parliament, but he needs an absolute majority to be able to govern. easy. now that really clearly has backfired. he has his policy and his allies has been crossed at the is the, you know, on, on place number 2 days the left wing allies that came together at lightning speed, really off to just a few days after and, and on my call had called the south relax and very unlikely lines between full parties who in the past had really difficulties to come together. but the found disagreement because they felt the rest of the fluoride was really great. so they came to go that came 2nd in the selection. and then obviously the fall, right, national radi one or they at least they seem to have well, on the way, at least to reading the most seats in parliament, of all the parties that are competing on this selection. now lisa, you were talking about an absolute majority there and that's something the file ride has this side says on in the 2nd round. next we can talk to us 3 by the likelihood and the implications of this particular scenario. well, as i sai

and yet, he joins a majority.hould note that amy coney barrett and her concurrence dissent on the ground and she said she would allow that evidence. you have four justices on that point saying that it should be allowed. as i said, that's going to be the argument that there was official evidence, evidence of official acts by the president that came into the state route in new york so you can expect that's where we will start hearing about. there are counter arguments the state will make including that it's an argument that is waived and there is de minimus evidence but it opened the door to that argument, and this is a crazy argument. i really do not know why the chief justice flipped on that after being so strong in the oral argument. >> the supreme court is setting us back to judge chutkan and ordering her to have hearings, evidentiary hearings will sharyl have to listen to witness testimony and listen to the prosecution case. here is some, just some, there's an awful lot the supreme court wants her to find out.

i think is hoping to get a majority and have — think is hoping to get a majority and have a _ think isand have a renewed face from voters, but that is _ and have a renewed face from voters, but that is not really what happened here _ but that is not really what happened here. . ' . but that is not really what happened here. , '. , ., ., here. yes, difficult situation. brian, marie _ here. yes, difficult situation. brian, marie called _ here. yes, difficult situation. brian, marie called the - here. yes, difficult situation. brian, marie called the party| brian, marie called the party racist, would you accept that? i think what they are seen and say as racist, but i don't agree with it, and i'm not part of it. i think safety is then number one thing. when candidates are saying you have to and i'm pleased for them to be respected, i've travelled to the us. they've also got a lot of problems. from what i've seen in spain and the us, police are respected. i say hi to the police because i've grown up there. i have this respect and honour to the police come and i thank them for the service.

, they will create a majority, and this majority will form a so-called minority government, that is,ce, a minority government is a government that does not has absolute representation. parliament, but has the opportunity to vote both for the composition of the majority government and for the relevant procedural resolutions that are necessary for this government to work, so in principle it looks like macron's step was not the same and meaningless as it seemed, or as emotional as it seemed to some, even his closest party members, well, he gives a chance to his opponents... to make mistakes too and then in his party in the next election to get a sufficient number of votes, which is what the voters expect from marin le pen, from her political power, from the national association, maybe one, two or three, that is, what is most important for them to get now after being her voters, marine le pen moves one such phrase that they have in common on political slogans, that... in lipen, that in voters, relatively speaking, in discussions, this means that we do not feel at home in france, this is

it's as a major provocation by hezbollah. it's almost _ as a major provocation by hezbollah.nevitable that it will trigger— it's almost inevitable that it will trigger a — it's almost inevitable that it will trigger a reaction from hezbollah. let me _ trigger a reaction from hezbollah. let me show you what's happening here, _ let me show you what's happening here, this — let me show you what's happening here, this is — let me show you what's happening here, this is the area that was hit yesterday— here, this is the area that was hit yesterday by that israeli attack. oh building _ yesterday by that israeli attack. oh building there that was hit. there is a very— building there that was hit. there is a very heavy presence there with soldiers _ is a very heavy presence there with soldiers from the lebanese military. this morning, hezbollah confirmed that the _ this morning, hezbollah confirmed that the senior commander fraser broke _ that the senior commander fraser broke was— that the senior commander fraser broke was inside the building when the attack— broke was inside the bu

a labour majority of 250 seats.rvatives are warning this this could be a super majority, a term in the lexicon anatases new one but the reason that conservatives are warning about it is because the labour party will have power to pass the legislation. labour dismisses that as a desperate bid at the last minute for conservatives. there would be pressure on dahl me to be bolder about his economic agenda bloomberg economic says that would be a boom for the uk economy. some economists say that currently his plan is a gamble on growth. let me take you to the next likely scenario. a majority of 150 plus, seats for labor. for tony blare in 1997, he got a majority of 179 seats. that kicked off 13 years in power. be bigger even than this record of tony blare's. and it would be twice as big as boris johnson's 80-seat majority in 2019 sorry less than tony blare but more than boris johnson. it would mean that dahl me could get his legislation passed but what it would not mean is that the conservatives would go on to extinction.

as you say, they don't use the words a major alert and a major incident lightly.use they do so quickly that this was serious. it was interesting that the media found out it very quickly. i was over in manchester and was sent to drive over here. there were so many people who found out about this so quickly. it's the way of the world now. we all know about things as soon as they happen. it's notjust us at a distance or slightly distant from this, this was people whose children were at these events, they heard about it at exactly the same time as we did. , ., , ~ ., ., we did. tell us what is known at that moment — we did. tell us what is known at that moment about _ we did. tell us what is known at that moment about the - we did. tell us what is known at. that moment about the person who we did. tell us what is known at - that moment about the person who has been arrested. bier? that moment about the person who has been arrested-— been arrested. very little. eight were arrested _ been arrested. very little. eight were arrested shortly _ been arrested. very little. e

— the absolute majority or relative majority tonight.iberal forces, conservative, old conservative, liberalforces, christian conservative, old conservative, liberal forces, christian democrat switching — liberal forces, christian democrat switching to centrist democrats, gathering with extreme right parties _ gathering with extreme right parties. the democrats of sweden, for example, who have allowed the prime _ for example, who have allowed the prime minister to take it. in italy, the extreme right, extreme centre, it is cold _ the extreme right, extreme centre, it is cold but— the extreme right, extreme centre, it is cold but it is extreme right. in spain. — it is cold but it is extreme right. in spain, the popular party cannot have _ in spain, the popular party cannot have the _ in spain, the popular party cannot have the power unless it makes a deal with— have the power unless it makes a deal with the extreme right. this is exactly— deal with the extreme right. this is exactly what the dissident president of the _ exactly what the di

the lion's share receipts, but no majority. that leads the pilot in parliament up for grabs and means that preston depends on the crow. they end up with the position block government, the lives of a robin, which obviously are looking for headquarters here in denver. also coming up after 9 months of israel's will. hundreds of palestinians on the move again after repulsive as well as the evacuation order in guns. the city plus, i'm heidi to castro on the bite and campaign trail in pennsylvania, as called now for him to step aside over doubts about his age and ability to beach donald trump. movie lives in south korea, employees of tech, john samsung gonna kick you off 3 days on strike, demanding a pay rise as the company's profit skyrocket. the welcome to the program, defining predictions, those in phones that prevented the fall right from taking power. i left with alliance as one of the most seats in parliament, searching passed by coal centrist alliance. but it's still unclear who phone the next government has new policy, a pass

but immigration is one of the major issues in the u. k. general election on 1st day, both major policy side. they want to bring the numbers down. many industries say, having an effect on this era visited a barry farm and central england that employees found stuff. it's now facing labor shortages. it's been none of us at the end of which reports in the garden of england. this very song stretches some miles across some of the most fast land in the u. k. inside the pace is quick and the fruit plentiful. but what it lacks is enough luck is to take the cross. we might work and use to come from eastern europe. and when you go back, whatever she call them and getting them to coming to the country, really losing both one and a half a 1000000 off the end of the freedom of movement with the you isn't the only problem competent because i haven't got the stuff. and that is what's happened in the last 3 years, so you can fix it, frequent agreement, you've had coverage, knock on effect, then we had on because you're training and we're, we're trying to s

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a major bridge connecting the northern part of saddam's capital cartoon to the country. second biggest city under mine has been destroyed. the army has accused upon military rapids support forces of targeting the hi fi, a bridge. the bridge is one of only 2 connecting call to north to undermine the other costing. the somebody bridge was destroyed in november out as here is he. but morgan has more from cato, how fi a bridge? it was the same bridge that doesn't in these army use less than 4 weeks ago to you to move if troops from the city of under mine to where it's hot assume north, which the head of fi, a bridge connect to the city of on demand to there are to me the true basis there and how to north and they usually get the reinforcements from the city of on demand . but with the destruction of that bridge, that is a major said back for the food in these army and for them to resupply those troops, that are now and hard to north of they have to rely on the river. and i'll say, which of neighbors cartoon said, so it is quite significant. now the army accuses the recess of

major repairs are one of the most vulnerable topics for the population.ity, deadlines, guarantee, the questions are not getting smaller, they take up more than half, among those heard on hotlines regarding the provision of housing and communal services. therefore, the highest control remained. something happens often in life. they came, destroyed the apartment or the roof, made it worse than it was, they stole the materials, people complain, when i see something like this on tv, i’ll tell you frankly, my blood boils in my veins, i think, but you are the officials who are doing this, your roof isn’t leaking, but this person or woman says that she made repairs yesterday and spent a lot of money, these are usually ordinary people, for... contractors, this measure turned out to be effective, and the question here is not about not allowing housing and communal services organizations to appoint private contractors to projects themselves, but giving the work to those who maintain their reputation. today , as a rule, no problems arise with contractors appointed b

we need an absolute majority. so that showed down, but della is appointed prime minister by emanuel michel far taylor moving the pins, approaches. he was all smiles as he welcomed the results. i knew both what 3 weeks after the pain elections, which led to the call for these early elections. the french people haven't gotten deliberative and sounding verdict and confirmed that clear desire for change or social from one end of the political spectrum to the other. a new, far less the lions in 2nd place. they see they are, the only alternative would be, gosh, what do you, the country has to decide that the i covey? is it going to become more divided? you increase social inequalities based on religion, skin, color, social status, or where you come from your duties use was young or is it going to pull together? i'd be one. people have somebody that is going to work for the common good unconditionally high school. now, that is the choice you have the most according to the governing on sampler, for together piracy, france

comrade major, we’re already arriving, comrade major, i’ve made you some tea, what time is it, we’re comrade major, we’re very behind schedule, now they’ll unhook us while we load them. what's this? looks like whiskey, i see it's not tarragon. i ask where does this come from? he was standing under your table. i thought you knew everything about everyone here. isn’t it so, why immediately lyadov? what's wrong right away? maybe you forgot to set it? i still have multiple sclerosis no, damn, what are you, you don’t have a mess at all, so maybe our shift workers forgot what to do with it now, let’s give it to the station workers, we’ll figure out whose trick this is, dammit, don’t even think about it , you've had enough of us for more than half a century in the prison zone, i'll clear it out now or i'll organize a full-scale search, okay, okay, boss, don't worry, it's better to take you to a distant place, they took you an hour ago, be patient, and if you're not in magata, put your pants on we are not provided with diapers, we are on duty, let’s keep it short, everything is calm, yes it

i disapproved of what the majority of — of? i disapproved of what the majority of the _ of?and even the majority of american jews democratic voters and even the majority of americanjews support conditioning arms to israel and i think it's very clear, here internally, domestically and from the international community, that something has to change. loath? the international community, that something has to change.- the international community, that something has to change. why do you think kamala — something has to change. why do you think kamala harris _ something has to change. why do you think kamala harris will— something has to change. why do you think kamala harris will be _ think kamala harris will be different?— think kamala harris will be different? �* ., '::::f different? i'm not 100% confident that she different? i'm not 10096 confident that she will _ different? i'm not 10096 confident that she will be _ different? i'm not 10096 confident that she will be different - different? i'm not 10096 confident that she will be different but... i that she will be different bu

a majority is in doubt. the euro gains in european futures jump as france's national rally windsor first-round election but with a smaller margin than them -- wins first-round election but with smaller margins. labor leader keir starmer tells bloomberg boosting gdp will be the focus of his government. rishi sunak says that conservatives can still win despite a 20 point gap in the polls. and top democrats rule out replacing joe biden amid calls for him to quit the 2020 for race following that disastrous debate. let's check in on the markets. the impulse around the politics of france fading into the upset around the european futures picture because the worst outcome for the markets again, according to the markets, of a majority for the national rally -- they will go for a second round on july 7. to see whether or not that story and that ian continues. european futures pointing higher by a full percentage point. the euro getting a lift as well and will get into that on the cross-asset. we build up to the vote o