i, max foster, its 9:00 a.m. here in london for him in washington. we're on this fourth of july holiday, the u.s. president will be celebrating the birth of america reassuring voters that he is the best candidate to lead the nation. but cnn is learning that privately, mr. biden has acknowledged the next few days could be critical to his campaign. one senior official indicating that serious doubt is set again, even at the highest levels of the administration on wednesday, the president made his case and several radio interviews and a bad night. >> the fact of the matter is that you know, it was i screwed up. i made a mistake that's 90 minutes on stage. look at what i've done in 3.5 years a second house democrat now publicly calling on mr. biden to leave the race. >> a number of congressional candidates sphere, they could lose in november if the president remains at the top of the ticket meanwhile, vice president kamala harris dismissing calls for her to replace joe biden in the race. one source tells cnn the mandate for high-risk campaign staff is to

i'm max foster. a more now, on one of our top stories, high profile french athletes, lit the cauldron on friday night to signal the official start of the paris summer olympic games before the torch reached its final destination, thousands of athletes floated down the river, seine on boats amid spectacular entertainment, athletic competition he's now in full swing with metals expected to be handed out in swimming and other sports. meanwhile, some france's high-speed train services have been restored hours after what officials say were coordinated sabotage attacks to disrupt several rail lines before that opening ceremony of the paris prosecutor's office his investigating so far, no one's claimed responsibility. french authorities say they've gone to great lengths to ensure a safe olympic games that are meant to be above politics. this includes ramping up security, particularly for the israeli athletes, and also learning from the past, cnn's fred pleitgen reports as israeli athletes arrived in france,

. >> this is cnn newsroom with max foster hello and welcome to our viewers around the world. >> i'm max foster. it's wednesday, july the tenth, 9:00 a.m. here in london 4:00 a.m. in washington, where nato leaders will get down to business today of the 75th annual summit. us president joe biden open the gathering on tuesday with a forceful speech meant to reassure world leaders and congressional democrats that he's fit to lead. he praised nato as stronger than ever, and insisted its support. ukraine would endure he also announced plans to send new air defense systems to kyiv our friends it's good that we're stronger than ever ukraine can and will stop especially of our collective support they have our full support americans they know we're stronger with our friends and we understand this is a sacred obligation democrats in the house and senate wrapped up a day of meetings no closer to a consensus on mr. biden's political future, someone him to exit the presidential race. others say he should stay right now, president biden is the nominee and we support the democratic nominee. that will b

the world. >> i'm max foster. it is wednesday, july 3 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington, where us president joe biden is expected to speak with democratic governors and congressional leaders in the hours ahead. as concerns mt of his reelection bid following a poor debate performance, these numbers aren't helping a new cnn poll so three-quarters of americans believe americans would have a better chance of beating donald trump with another candidates and other one other than mr. biden. democrats are sounding the alarm saying their party must deal with the fallout and make sure that trump doesn't return to the white house. >> the big question going into that debate was the age question. that is what the biden campaign wanted to put to rest. the outcome of the debate was it that question on h was intensified we have got to deal with that that's the real issue and have frank conversations about it. the reality is from that debate america can't unsee what it saw efforts column concerns mr. biden is expec

i'm max foster is tuesday, 9 july 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington where the white house is trying to calm fears about president biden's neurological health. after reports that have parkinson's disease specialist has visited the white house eight times times in the past year. biden's physician, dr. kevin o'connor, released a letter late on monday saying many military personnel who serve at the white house experience neurological issues and then urologists visits regularly o'connor says the president has not seen a neurologist outside of his annual physical mr. biden faces a key test today when the congressional democratic caucus meets the first time since his debate with donald trump. in the meantime, he's getting support from two key leaders in the house. this president is fit and prepared to continue to serve. his civil end. he's experienced that the opposite side offers us nothing but chaos and extremism yes, i made clear the day after debate publicly that i support president joe biden and that democratic ticket. my position has not

i'm max foster just ahead, joe biden, the host nato leaders, at the white house as the chorus of democrats and supporters calling for him to withdraw from the u.s presidential race only gets louder plus a man suspected of killing three women with a crossbow has been captured in london. and euro 2024, final match is sets after a dramatic goal by england in the last minute live from london. >> this is cnn newsroom with max foster it is thursday, july the 11th, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington, where us president joe biden will face a major test today when he holds a press conference at the end of the nato summit, nato leaders are nervous. >> democrats have been watching his every move over the past few days. on wednesday, mr. biden hosts did allies for a lavish dinner at the white house, where he toasted nato strength for neighbors because we all share common beliefs in dignity equality, democracy, freedom we're all neighbors because we're there for one another neighborhood i grew up in. >> that's what you do when a neighbor needed help, your pitched in on the bullies threat

. >> i'm max foster. it's friday, july the 12th, 9:00 a.m. here in london 4:00 a.m. in washington where the white house is praising joe biden's nato press conference as a success, even as more democratic lawmakers call on him to end his campaign, mr. biden answered questions for nearly an hour as he tried to overcome concerns about his cognitive health, and political future and he insisted he is the most qualified person to run for president and to beat donald trump but he made a major gaffe when he miss identified his own vice president look i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president. i think she was not qualified to be president. so start there the president recovered and explained why he thinks vice president kamala harris is qualified to step in as president, if necessary first of all, the way she's handled the issue of freedom of women's bodies to have control over their bodies secondly, her ability to handle almost any issue on the board. >> this was a hell of a project she was

undermine the results of the 2020 election and we do begin this hour in france where my colleague, max foster is live for us in paris where max, there is no mistaking the seismic shift in the political landscape. there yeah, the very first time ever paula, that the far-right has come out on top in the french parliamentary elections is a projection of this point, but we're getting the details confirmed as we speak and it sent protesters demonstrators out on the streets of paris last night, a huge blow to president emmanuel macron. >> but of course they've got a lot of support as well. so this is just part of the story initial estimate, silly, showing that the national rally are leading with 34% of the votes, followed by the left-wing new popular front coalition is second. they are 28%. mr. macron's centrist alliance came in third in the end around 20%. the french leader who called the snap election since it was a surprise for everyone, wasn't it says a quote, broad, clearly democratic and republican rally is needed in the next round it do go into the next round of the story certainly isn't ove

let's go to max foster now in paris, where he is covering the french parliamentary elections. and max, it was a gamble that appears not to have paid off for president macron with the far right leading in the first round voting what's the latest on all this well, a crushing defeat to macron's authority has to be said coming frd in this first round of the parliamentary election, the far right, doing extremely well. >> a lot of people saw them doing well, but i speaking to someone from the left a senator from the left earlier, as you said, it was still a shock when you saw those results come through. so according to the interior ministry, national rally, 130, 5% of the vote with the left left-wing new popular front coalition coming in second with nearly 28%. macron's centrist alliance came in third with about 20%. the results prompting protests in paris amongst those who obviously aren't against the obviously aren't with the far right crowds hitting the streets to voice their opposition to the far right. cnn senior international correspondent jim bitumen has more on the night from

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i'm max foster and i'm christina macfarlane. it's tuesday, july 23, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington where kamala harris has now picked up up enough delicate support to win. the democratic nomination. that's according to a cnn delegate estimate, coming just one day after president joe biden exited the 2024 race and pass the torch to his vice president. biden is vowing to help elect harris and urging democrats to do the same. >> i want to say to the team embrace her, she's the best i know yesterday's news is surprising. and it's hard for you to hear. but it was the right thing to do. >> well, on monday, harris previewed her campaign vision and a strategy for taking on donald trump as a courtroom prosecutor in those roles, i took on perpetrators of all kinds, predators will abused women fraudsters who ripped off consumers cheaters, who broke the rules for their own gain hear me when i say i know donald trump's type and in this campaign, i will proudly i will proudly put my record against his meanwhile trump has been lashing out online, calling bi

viewers joining us from the united states and all around the world it is monday, july the eight, if i max fosterorting live today from paris where the left-wing coalition has defeated the far right in, let's say, surprising election results and i'm rosemary church and cnn world headquarters here in atlanta. >> we will of course, dive deeper into the french election results in just a few minutes. but we begin this hour with us politics and a growing number of house democrats who were joining the chorus, calling on u.s. president joe biden to abandon his his reelection bid after his poor debate performance against donald trump lawmakers will be returning to capitol hill in the coming hours after they likely heard from constituents over the holiday weekend about whether the president should stay in the race there's deep concern over having joe biden at the top of the ticket this november and what it could mean for the democrats chances of retaking the house. while recent polls, jazz biden is slipping, he insists he still has his party's support. take listening the president is out to prove his stoo

i'm max foster and i'm christina macfarlane. it's tuesday, july 30, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. in atlanta, georgia. where in the coming hours, us vice president kamala harris will speak at a campaign events to drum up support as she seeks the official democratic presidential nominee on monday, tens of thousands of self-proclaimed white dudes for harris joins a zoom call to rally support for her, raising $4 million in the process, minnesota's governor made the case for a harris presidency, and so did act to jeff bridges, the dude himself, in a nod to his character from the big lebowski how often? 100 days to get to change the trajectory of the world, how often 100 days do you get to do something that's going to impact generations to come? and hoffman the world. do you make that wake up afterwards and know that a black woman kicked his and sent him on the road kamala is just so certainly are our girl, you know, i can see her being present so excited. a woman president man, how exciting? >> you could feel the energy here is brilliant democrats are beginni

this is cnn newsroom with max foster and christian d. macfarlane hello, and welcome to our viewers joining us from the u.s. >> and around the world. i'm max foster and i'm christina macfarlane. it's wednesday, july 24, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington, where in the hours ahead, us president joe biden is set to address the nation on his decision to exit the 2024 race jim over the weekend has already brought renewed energy and enthusiasm to democrats with kamala harris. now the party's presumptive presidential nominee, holding her first campaign rally in the battleground, state of wisconsin harris looked to draw a sharp contrast with her likely rival in november this campaign, i promise you i will proudly put my record against his any day of the week i took on perpetrators of all kinds predators, who abused women fraudsters who ripped off consumers cheaters who broke the rules for their own gain so hear me when i say i know donald trump's type, we have doors to knock gone, we have phone calls to make. voters to register sp

. >> joining me now to discuss cnn international anchor max foster. max. good morning to you. always wonderful to see you. i want to start with that. i mean, we saw that flubbed that president biden had their eye when he introduced zelenskyy. he obviously quickly corrected himself. but the reality was this was a stage that everyone was watching extraordinarily closely, especially nato allies in europe and elsewhere who our nervous about the prospect of president biden losing to former president trump in november. what's the reaction been over where you are what it is making all the headlines, they didn't watch the whole it was very late in the day here in europe, so they didn't know. >> many people watch the whole press conference where he did get a broader sense of what president biden is capable of and focused a lot on the policy that people here are interested in. but when they woke up all the headlines were about the gas also, not so much to say zelenskyy one, but their harris one because he called refer to camila harris as vice president trump, but he didn't correct himse

and started naming his cabinet cnn's max foster is outside parliament in london. so max, again, this is history it's a big deal here. >> suddenly you've got to remember that british voters a bit more fickle than they are in erica, they will switch between parties if they're unhappy with the status quo and what they really feeling is that cost of living crisis, which we're seeing across europe the way they expressed it was by booting out rishi sunak's conservative party after 14 years, as you say crushing defeat for him. and a resounding victory for the labour party. so what we still have here is a centrist governments. but we have one slightly to the left, undertones though here, you've got to remember there have been benefits to the extremes here so on the left with green party gaining a few seats, which they haven't done before. and also the reform party on the hard right led by nigel farage, whose i'll see quite well-known figure in trumpian circles, but quite an extraordinary turnaround. and we were predicting something like this. but i think even keir starmer

max foster for us this morning, i will say max. i think everyone's going to be asking mr. starmer how was the president today? how did that meeting go? so he may be at the center of attention maybe for the wrong reasons right. max, thank you very much. always great to see you coming? up next here. beryl, bringing tornadoes to indiana, now threatening new york state. plus opening arguments. now, just hours away and alec baldwin's movie set shooting trial. that's ahead in your morning roundup july 21, a special how would happened. >> and search for suspect how it really happened. the atlanta olympic bombing, vermeer's july 21 at nine on cnn i'm interested in trying these new weight loss shots, but i'm made it to be more affordable because my insurance doesn't cover it. >> i'm not sure which online provider to trust and i want to ask a doctor a lot of questions. >> does secrets out at henry meds are knowledgeable providers demystify compounded semaglutide, the active ingredient in brand name for weight management men if you're eligible for treatment, your medication will be s

cnn's max foster is in london max is, this is a seismic political change for the uk yes. >> so in the last election, labour had one of its worst results ever. they've gone from that to having on their best results ever i'm a conservatives are completely collapse. and it's a complete shift in british politics, having said that the center ground has held, so we have a slightly left of center prime minister. now when we didn't have a slightly writer center, prime minister, the edges though, a lot of people talking about how britain is bucking the trend in europe because it hasn't served to the right we have seen a surge to some extent of the right because you've got the reform party gaining a few seats at one end, you've also got the greens at the left. they're getting some seats there. so keir starmer, that once he hasn't got the popular votes, actually the way the british system works he has got a lot of power here. so he is in a strong position going forward. you said how quickly things can change. that's one way it's changed as well. the way the british electorate can suddenly flip h

answer certain questions we weren't all right joining me now to discuss an international anchor, max foster max, good morning. always wonderful to see you so let's just dig in a little bit to this formal show of support. them coming to washington to try to say this with one voice. of course, with president biden struggles overhanging all of it yeah, absolutely. i mean, it was a big show of support for ukraine, but then all of those leaders you see in those meetings are big sort supporters of ukraine. the question is, what will nato look like in future if those leadership positions change? most notably biden to trump, but also you've got to emanuel grand. who has got his own issues within his own country. lot of anti ukrainian aid political currency flying around there currently right now. so will they be able to live up to the commitments they make now, that's one big question. also a big reaction from beijing to the statement that came out from nato. that part of the communique effectively calling china an enabler of russia. in that war, which came, got a big reaction and beijing. and a ve

cnn's max foster joins us live now from london. max, good morning. i, of course. we have been you and i have talked so much about how the president's reelection prospects the challenges he faced as an older man and how that was on display at various meetings is going to impact what is a central pillar of western security which is of course nato, the german chancellor said this quote, transatlantic cooperation is close and nato is strong thanks to president biden obviously, we're now looking at a completely different landscape here. how is everyone on your side of the atlantic taking this in? >> hello as you see from those messages, he, you know, he's got a towering reputation on the international diplomatic scene. he's got huge amount of foreign policy experience. he's an internationalists, work very closely with allies and there from the germans, this reference to nato, which is really the backbone of that emphasizing what that means to america's allies the things i'm hearing, will he use the rest of his term now to really secure that legacy and maybe push a bit

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cnn's max foster joins us live now from london. max, good morning to you. so give us the view from where you sit of everything that has been unfolding here in the u.s. as this nato summit gets underway, of course, president biden has held up the expansion should of nato as possibly the primary reason why he should continue at the top of the democratic tickets. certainly one of the top two reasons he mentioned it every time. but the reality is his performance at the g7, the way some european leaders looked at, at it, then heading into this week i'm really did actually underscore many of the challenges he has around his age. and this of course, all looming as the problems facing nato are as acute as they possibly have ever been in the post-war period. what do you see? as being the most important things for the president this week? and how are these other names? so leaders are looking at the job that he's doing right now i think on the outside you'll see lots of positive support for president biden, because as you say, certainly hear from europe, there's a lot

max foster for us this morning, max. thank you. i really appreciate it. >> all right. coming up next here. a wildfire in california quickly burning out of control, no end in sight. plus we continue we to follow a developing story in paris, coordinated sabotage french train lines targeted by multiple malicious acts on the day of the olympics opening ceremony pain means pause on the things you love brene me go the pain with bio free and keep on going. bio freeze. >> green means go with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. my skin was no longer mine. >> my active psoriatic arthritis joined symptoms, held me back. >> don't let symptoms to find you emerge as you withdrawn via most people saw 90% clear skin at four months. and the majority stayed clearer at five years from five it is proven to significantly reduce joint pain, stiffness, and swelling. it's just six doses a year after two starter doses, serious allergic reactions may occur, can fire, may increase it was good infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection symptoms for

is being questioned by so many from outside and it's a big test for him really very interesting, max foster for us this morning, max always grateful to have you. >> thank you so much alright. >> coming up next here. kamala harris hits the ground running the vp campaigning as democrats presumptive presidential nominee after a record fundraising haul, plus deltas still trying to recover from friday's tech outage will try to let you no. how long these cancellations my last saturday on the whole story, political violence has always threatened our democracy after the attempt on trump it's life. where does america go from here? the whole story with anderson cooper, political violence, america is bloody history. saturday at 8:00 on cnn time depress rewind with neutrogena rapid regal repair. it has during proven retinol expertly formulated to target stem cell turnover and fight not one but five signs of aging. physical results in just one week neutrogena take a pea sized amount, apply it like a lotion, pits under boob, saiful about cracks, feet. >> this water-based cream. i'm telling you it's invis

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i'm max foster, i'm becky anderson. it is wednesday, july by the 31st, 9:00 a.m. here in london. and we are following breaking news and reaction across the middle east and beyond to the apparent assassination of the political leader of hamas, ismail haniyeh the group says he was killed in tech ron on tuesday after meeting with iran's newly elected president, you see that here and attending his inauguration, iran state media says an airborne guided projectile was used to strike where hernia was staying in the iranian capital, hamas was quick to blame israel calling it a quote, zionist strike. >> there's been no official confirmation from israel, only saying it doesn't respond to reports from foreign media anya was a longtime member of hamas, joining in the late 1980s and rising through the ranks over the years before becoming the group's political chief. in 2017? well, in his statement or hamas spokesperson says, and i quote here this assassination will not achieve the goals of the occupation, will not push hamas to surrender i'm palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas calls

read one paper, cnn's max foster joins me now from london max, this is quite a political shift for the uk after 14 years and not not a slim one, right? i mean, the margin for labour party is going to be enormous here. >> it's almost the last election they had their worst election. anyone can remember. so the turnaround you see how things can move quickly and uk politics, but we'll say the electric can move quickly flipping between parties in an extraordinary way. in this case. so after 40 years of conservative rule, that has now collapsed, and labour's empower the both centrist parties. so the center ground has held up, but underneath that, jim, there is an undercurrent here. a lot of people saying britain hasn't had the same sort of lurch to the right as other european nations. but perhaps that debate was about around brexit certainly on the right, you have the reform party getting four seats, which is pretty extraordinary considering their size. on the left jaws had the green party getting three seats. and nigel farage is now going to be a big part of the debate about the future of t

he is a weak one or saying that international anchor max foster is live for us in london at max, let's dig into any specifics we may have for the meeting between these two liters candidly, what was president biden's biggest problem in the race, which was how he deals with israel and gaza in the face of opposition from aggressive is now pretty far out of the center of the conversation because he's got bigger problems, but that doesn't mean that this isn't important. it's very important i mean, you said that both these leaders are under huge amounts of pressure israel needs more weaponry from the u.s. and it ought to keep their work. we can coming in. but president biden is i'll see you under pressure after that cnn debate, just to show that he has strong leadership where biden is seen by some as having an advantage is on policy and with the middle east policy this cues criticism. you've got, you heard the trunk criticism there, which some people would describe as very extreme, but the more legitimate criticism is that he has called on israel not to do certain things such as a ground inv

it's almost impossible to imagine the grief that they're going through exactly where i'd seen as max foster joins us now, live from london in max, just a horrible, awful attack. >> do we know anything about this suspect? and a potential motive here well, he's just a kid himself. >> he's 17-years-old. he's a male. he's been arrested, so we can't give a lot more detail, but we don't have any sense really of the motive here. it does seem like a real mystery. and the police very quickly said it wasn't terror related no great ideology behind it. we assume. but i have to say jim there was a press conference yesterday. we've also seen lots of images of emergency services after this. it's very rarely that we see police so traumatize by an event, they described the attack as ferocious and certainly the police that initially went into that center and had to discover the scene. they're getting lots of help right now as well as, of course, the families and everyone in that community yeah. >> less i mean, it reminds me of the way police officers who you're talking about going into scenes after after a s

so let's bring in cnn's max foster to break all of this down with us. max, things are moving very quickly this morning. tell us about the process to move from one prime minister to another. >> so we're about to see rishi sunak move out of downing street. he'll head up to the palace. he'll resign the palace in front of the king and then keir some will come in and be appointed and then he'll move into downing street. there'll be speeches on both sides. there is this unique thing, hope paula well, for that moment between the resignation and the appointment, the king is running the country. so an absolute monarchy for about ten minutes, probably. but i think what we've seen here is in some ways, isn't a massive shift. you still got a center ground prime minister, but it's moved to the left slightly. and by a landslide. so the british public have completely flipped in many of their voting patterns, even in scotland, with the scottish national party has seen its vote collapse. there's been a lot of change here and a triumph for keir starmer because the last el

french people of any response to their day-to-day difficulties for many months to come soon as max foster joins us now, live from the balcony of the eiffel tower in paris. >> and max, this was an enormous surprise. everyone was bracing themselves for the far-right's biggest victory, certainly in france, arguably, and in europe in decades, it didn't happen so what happens now so you now got, as everyone suggesting deadlock in parliament because you've got three main blocks who none of them have a majority. >> and the one with the biggest majority is pretty chaotic. if you look back on their history, they managed to unite in the in the last week around the idea of squeezing out the far right. so the moderates and all those leftist parties, but there's a huge range of policy differences between them. somehow they've got to come together and decide who should be prime minister and that's going to be incredibly difficult. i speaking someone from the far left she's insisting that they can happen and this leftist alliance is now ignited block. but if you look back in history, it just hasn't been

let's bring in cnn's max foster. as live for us in london max, we have been in this position before where such a deal seemed imminent. how close are they and what's different this time. >> we don't know, but that's partly why there seem to be some positivity here. because normally the israelis would respond very quickly saying this is not the deal for us and we're not getting that this time. sources saying they are considering a deal and hamas has reacted to some of the elements around this framework positively. so everyone's looking at it and the process would work. like this the yahoo would look at whether he liked it or whether he good work with it and what we are talking about here as a framework to deal, not the deal itself that would come much further down the line and then he would consider take consultations on that. and then you'd have to take it to the war cabinet as well. so we're looking to see if those movements are happening behind the scenes. but certainly something that both sides appear to have which

won the most seats in the parliament, defeating the file right in a stunning upset, my colleague max foster is in paris with the latest. >> this was one where the polls were wrong again. >> yeah, we weren't expecting what we got last night. let's just say celebrations though, here in paris on the streets as the election results were announced giblin crowd gathered in the central part of the city to celebrate on sunday and police had to finally use tear gas to disperse them the new popular front, a coalition of several parts let's ease 182 seats in the national assembly, making it the largest block with a fell short of an absolute majority. president emmanuel macron centrist ensemble alliance 163 seats, marine le pen's far-right national rally and its allies came into third to 143. but by itself the national rally will be the biggest single party in the new parliament speaking to supporters, john luke malnourished on one of the prominent leaders of the coalition to the left so that the people have clearly rejected the worst-case scenario referring to the far right's loss should be devote for

i'm max foster and i'm christina macfarlane. it's thursday, july 25, 9:00 a.m. here in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington, where president joe biden has told americans about his painful and reluctant decision to bow out of the race for the white house, a choice he may still be struggling with your with family members in the oval office to support him, the us president delivered a primetime speech saying it's time for a new generation to take the reins and strongly endorsed vice president kamala harris. mr. biden, making it clear that he's put putting democracy and patriotism ahead of his desire to seek reelection nothing can come in a way of saving our democracy that includes personal ambition so i've decided the best way forward is a pass the torch to a new generation that's the best way to unite our nation you know there is a time and a place for long years of experience in public life. >> there's also a time and a place for new voices, fresh voices? yes, younger voices in that time of places now great thing about america is here. kings and dictators do not rule.

. >> did domino boy obeyed joining us now to break it all down is cnn's max foster. he is live for us in paris. max, good morning to you. this was an incredible gamble for macron when he called these elections it seems like it may be looking like it was a mistake to do it in the first place why did he do it? and what's next i've been. >> speaking to members own party off the record. they say they feel betrayed, they had a why he did this. it's been a disaster, a crushing blow ultimately, we might end up in a situation with him remaining as president, but he still got that position for a couple more years. but with the far right prime minister, who will, who will be running domestic policy and complete paralysis in the french parliament because no one can get anything through. so they really frustrated by what they've seen here at the same time, you have seen a massive surge and support particularly amongst young people for the far right there suffering because of cos cillian crisis. and this is really symbolic of what's happening across europe and you could argue acro

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most seats in the national assembly, which is a major blow to president emmanuel macron, cnn's max foster live in paris with the latest this morning. good morning, max yeah john, you remember there were some european parliament elections and there was a surge in support for the right in the major economies of europe. one of them was france president macron for he had tested call a french parliamentary election. and it's backfired spectacularly. he's gone from first the third position and the far right to surge to pole position in this first round of the election. and i've been speaking to members of president macron's party and they feel betrayed by him. off the record saying it was a terrible decision to hold this snap election. we're now in a situation where france it's could have a far-right prime minister who the president will have to work with. it'll cause deadlock in parliament. and that is going to be a disaster for french politics at the very least but it's still got to play out. there's another round next weekend in this election. but if things carry on, then this could be the n

. >> i'm jim sciutto in today for max foster. it is monday, july 15, 4:00 a.m.e in washington, 3am in milwaukee, wisconsin, where former us president donald trump is preparing for the start of the republican national convention set to begin in the coming hours. and less than 48 hours after a brazen attempt on his life, trump could be seen pumping his fist as he exited his plane in milwaukee on sunday, just today? after narrowly surviving an assassination attempt at a rally in pennsylvania while monday is theme at the convention is expected to focus on the economy. there is no doubt the shocking violence seen on saturday will loom large for the four-day event and beyond trump says, one of the bullets struck the upper part of his right ear during the shooting. one man in the crowd was sadly killed, two others wounded. new video into cnn shows the gunman on a nearby roof before the shots rang out we do want to warn you some viewers may find those images disturbing there. the images now, you could see just above, there is the gunman. the fbi has now identified him a

i'm max foster. it is friday, july the 5th, 9:00 a.m. here in london where changes sweeping across the political landscape is 14 years of conservative rule come to an end. the labour party has secured a majority of seats in parliament and it's well on its way to securing a landslide victory in thursday's general election, its leader keir starmer, will become the next prime minister, taking over from rishi sunak. both men meeting separately with king charles later this morning, starmer spoke to to an enthusiastic crowd at london's tate modern museum, telling them it's time to put country first and party second we did it you can pay for it. you've thought for it? you voted for it now, it has arrived change begins. now shortly before that, mr. sunak conceded that labour has won this election and took responsibility for that loss. >> he has served as prime minister prime minister since october 2022. the labour party has won this general election and i've called to keir starmer to congratulate him on his victory today, power will change hands