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mr. nadja no, around 30 -- mr. biden and mr. netanyahu, around 30 minutes. from a senior administration official that this was about the nuts and bolts of implementation of this deal. the sticking point has always been that the american-backed proposal had been in phases. the first phase a temporary cease-fire in return for the release of the elderly and wounded hostages and also the release of palestinian prisoners by the israelis. moving to a second phase, that second phase would be subject to negotiation that carries on during phase one. and then you would get a permanent cease-fire, end to the war, and a full withdrawal of israeli forces. that has always been the point that hamas objected to. they said from the start a permanent cease-fire and withdrawal of israeli forces. my sense is from what the americans are saying now that hamas have conceded on that, that they would now accept in effect a negotiation to phase into full israeli withdrawal, permanent end to the war. that does feel like a breakthrough, but it is only breakthrough getting mediated talk

mr. around here about how the information's been shared with the press for the waiting list and then everybody's asked about it, what do you and then every time i come back and i answer the question that you guys have to come back and clean, i never answer the question incorrectly. yeah, it can't share his name unless of course it's somebody who has good stuff to say about the president. then we'd give you his name, his address, his phone number, and his credit card. so we could get out and you know, middle, i'm watching this and as a reporter, i mean, i did with those guys are doing there for many years working as you know, it's cnn and nbc and fox. and i'm telling you might be as detectors like going it is so obvious that she's lying as well. yes. i mean, rick, part and parcel and her job is to run cover for the white house. and unfortunately, increasingly over the years that has become the role of the white house press secretary instead of actually conveying the full and 4th right information to the press. now at o t's, he's usually very mild mannered. he's a very nice man. i bumped into him

this is a party that is remarkably unified around mr. trump.pare that to the divided democrats, president biden facing another call to drop out and a new poll today showing 65% of democrats want the president to step aside. all of it adding to a really complicated mix for president biden who, of course, as we

mr. around, hear about how information has been shared with the press morning, you guys correctly then have to come back and clean. i never answered the question incorrectly. that is not true. >> you should, be able to answer by this point no, no, no, no, no, no no, wait a minute. >> ed, please. a little respect here, please. this is the second time and less than a week where the briefing had prompted a need for greater clarification on questions about the president's health i'm just wondering if you could speak to so i disagree. i disagree some me it's not know. listen, the white house press corps should never be satisfied in the relationship with the press security, with the communication shop. there should always be a constant push and pull for more transparency and more access. but the frustration we've heard from the press corps since the debate, and honestly, it's been going on now for more than a year, but especially since the debate that they feel they've been stonewalled from access to the president. and in some ways they feel as though they've been misled in some of the informatio

but allies of the president, including delaware senator chris coons — continue to rally publicly around mriden. it comes a day after peter welch of vermont become the first democratic senator to call for biden to withdraw. mr biden�*s aides insist the election contest remains close, despite the overwhelmingly negative reaction to his tv debate with donald trump. however — allies of the president including delaware senator chris coons — continue to rally publicly around mr biden. joinng me live from california is former democratic congresswoman for california, jane harman. thanks indeed forjoining us on bbc news. we are a few moments away from this press conference thatjoe biden is to deliver. how higher the stakes for him tonight, do you think? film. how higher the stakes for him tonight, do you think? oh, it's a big deal- _ tonight, do you think? oh, it's a big deal. there _ tonight, do you think? oh, it's a big deal. there will- tonight, do you think? oh, it's a big deal. there will be - tonight, do you think? oh, it's a big deal. there will be a - a big deal. there will be a huge viewers

i am interested in — in and around the white house. i am interested in mrd around the white house. i am interested in mr trump 's strategy. interested in mr trump �*s strategy. i have seen a few articles saying he is being more contained this time and quite focused on what he has been saying, rather than going off on what some would describe as these rants he often does at events. yes, i think there is some truth in that. we saw that a bit during the presidential debate, didn't we? the rules and mechanisms of that debate helped with that discipline a little bit. he wasn't able to talk over or shout overjoe biden. the microphone was on when it was on. i think that helped him to some degree. and i think you have seen some of the rallies, there have been moments, to be honest. he rift not long ago about shark attacks and being electrocuted, which he thought would be preferable. that was kind of weird. �* . , , ., weird. but largely, he stuck to these key _ weird. but largely, he stuck to these key messages _ weird. but largely, he stuck to these key messages t

mr. qadsi and the gentleman who was responsible for the assassinations and arrests. i came to the conclusion that, in general, a team has been designated aroundi sadr's palace and the task. mr. bani sad also took over the protection and protection. the coup headquarters had left the hands of its operatives to kill up to 5 million iranians. the second phase of the coup began after the end of the bombing and the breaking of the sound barrier. at this stage, a group of ground units were responsible for the engagement of prominent officials of the revolution and the capture of sensitive points. even groups were predicted to launch anti-government demonstrations. and it was even said that after capturing the radio and television, the members of the civilian wing of the coup would take control of it and by broadcasting statements of the military government , they would encourage the military forces in other cities to seize the city and join the coup organization. after this was coordinated and radio and television took a sensitive position the policemen, who are also in the bakhtiar line, contrary to some ideas, these are the guerillas who escaped

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allies of the president, including a delaware senator, continue to rally public the around mr. an interview with the bbc on thursday, the u.k. prime minister described president biden as being in really good form after the men held their first face-to-face talks on wednesday. the prime minister was talking to our political editor. >> you know what an increasing number of people are saying, they are implying that president biden is senile. izzy -- is he? >> no, we had a really good bilateral yesterday. we spoke for the best part of an hour. we went to a huge number of issues. he was in really good form. absolutely across all of the details. we were going to go through a number of issues, which were really important to me. it was my first opportunity to have a bilateral with him. there was one thing that came out of the council session yesterday. it was a clear understanding by everybody here that we face more threats than we have faced in many years. and we need the resolve of nato. that defensive alliance. president biden has led it through some of the most challenging issues.

mr. qalibaf sat around a table to use the capacity of brics to increase the volume of trade exchanges.al obstacles and the development of activities in the field of transit and energy were the subject of the conversation between iran and russia. the bilateral cooperation between the two countries has its own characteristics and is completely different from the policy of the european union and the united states, because we cooperate we build cooperation based on mutual respect and friendship. a government and a congress force and impose sanctions on the whole world, and naturally the governments, parliaments and people of the countries are against such lawbreakers. international and such a crime and such one-sided decisions , we must stand up and fight . other bilateral meetings were also held . the development of agriculture and transit was emphasized to strengthen the connection between countries. it does in different fields. well, one of them is economic, transit is very important. one of them is business issues. the rotating presidency of brics for 2024 has been transferred from sou

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this is a party that is remarkably unified around mr. trump.pare that to the divided democrats, president biden facing another call to drop out and a new poll today showing 65% of democrats want the president to step aside. all of it adding to a really complicated mix for president biden who, of course, as we lester, is now battling covid. >> also this major headline tonight about democratic senator bob menendez. >> that's right. this is definitely a big headline. one day after he was found guilty on all counts in a corruption trial, two sources tell us he's been phoning his senate colleagues saying he does, in fact, intend to resign amid calls for him to do so. >> all right, kristen welker, thanks very much. >>> join me and savannah guthrie as jd vance addresses the convention with coverage kicking off at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> we're learning new details about the attempted assassination of former president donald trump and what the secret service knew in the minutes before shots were fired. stephanie gosk has late details. >> reporter: in an

everybody that makes this deal go around. mr. h and jeff and shout tout chloe at home.all year. so i'm sure she is mad for that one. she is sitting at home with huck. yeah, excited to get home. it will be a good night. >> biggest win of alex bowman's career. he is a part of the 2024 playoffs and winner here on the streets of chicago, rick. >> more to come. you see the emotions from alex bowman.

mr. chris that you were rubbing around her, seryozha, you didn’t get enough that time, you come up to heryou understand me, just touch her, so that no one touches me, you don’t have enough fishermen, or what, i don’t understand, you’re also messing with my girlfriend before you wave your fists, maybe think first with your head, and then start gossiping, go ahead. .. teach me, major, me and the boys from the pier, please that’s enough, he helped us all, yes, and ram gave him the debt book, now the fishermen don’t owe him anything, and ramo made it all up himself, can you imagine, so misha saved us all, when misha became misha, that’s enough, you answer, well, say that you are leaving, come on, let’s go, and misha, don’t forget to say goodbye. so you will remain silent, seryozha, what’s going on? what's up with this? with whom? with whom? with this moscow major? again? i’ve already explained everything to you 150 times, i saw how he was staring at you. that's all for the sick dolphin, katyusha, come on let’s do this, you’re my fiancée, that’s right, well, i ask you not to communicate with t

you said that obama and the police say that they should have informed us , now the people around, especially mrs. biden. and his family emphasizes this, they say that they came to manage, they said, come on , hold the debate sooner, and my campaign was accompanying him , which means that they should do the line drawing. and this debate and performance can cause him to withdraw later , yes, this is something that he knows, well now , because this just happened, i was looking at the american media. media close to the democrats are maneuvering this a lot. now , i don't know, maybe we can create an advertising space for example, but they are saying that it happened like this and that it was planned. maybe they want , for example, to give an opportunity to rebuild the party , that is, the democratic party will come and be able to rebuild itself. in this short time until the convention, you can make a design for this scene, but the republicans are definitely trying to fuel the discussion of the continuation of the president's activities. it is not me, the president is doing his activities , but these

so thank you to our hero forever and one of the most amazing people around, mr. michael j. fox.nk you so much, michael. a hero. [ cheering ] >> fox later posted to instagram it was mind-blowing. there is a time for every band and a band for every time. this is coldplay's time. that's "nightline." you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see news and that breaking news a fire sparking in the berkeley hills. multiple fire agencies have jumped to an area of grizzly peak as a red flag warning for local fire danger has just gone into effect. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm julian glover. >> those firefighters, they are swarming into the winding hills behind uc berkeley, knowing just how quickly a fire can jump in that area. >> some started seeing flames around 930 on grizzly peak boulevard and centennial. now it's just a short way up from the lawrence hall of science. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone is live on the scene there, where firefighters are trying to get a handle on this fire. j.r. how's it looking out there? >> well julian and ama, dozens of firefighte

lebanon, and countries like yemen actually declared solidarity with the unbelievers who were around the congress. mr. zainbeid, as an anti-zionist student activist, you mentioned in part of your speech that it was expected in congress or by american politicians. this support and this hosting should be done by the prime minister of the zionist regime, but a few minutes ago we had a conversation with mr. sheldon futot, a professor at the university of california, and he said that half of the representatives of the american congress did not participate in this ceremony when the prime minister of the zionist regime came or even two election candidates. the american presidency is talking about the issue from two sides. palestine and the zionist regime and the firm support that was given to the zionist regime has faded now, at least it has lost its momentum, if not to say it has faded, it has become more faded than in the past. the impact of the rise of american public opinion. yes, in america, as i said , different parts of the labor society, students, organizations such as cultural workers, people who a

mr esan was arrested around 30 minutes later on a moped and a number of knives were found in its storageen remanded in custody until the 22nd august, when he will appear at maidstone crown court. ashitha nagesh, bbc news, in chatham. research by bbc news has revealed the scale of the crisis in adult adhd services across the uk. attention defecit hyperactivity disorder is the second most searched for condition on the nhs website, but, until now, there's been little data showing the increase in demand for assessments. now, figures from the bbc health team and bbc verify show: there are at least 195,000 adults waiting for an adhd assessment on the nhs. demand has quadrupled over the last five years, and analysis suggests the national average waiting time is more than eight years — and in some areas, even longer. our health correspondent catherine burns has been to the trust with the longest known waiting list. just to warn you, her report does talk about suicide. it feels like adhd is being bad at all the things that people find simple. undiagnosed, you walk around with a lot of shame. self

lebanon and countries like yemen actually declared solidarity with the unbelievers who were around the congress, mr. zainbid , you as an anti-zionist student activist in in part of your speech, you mentioned that it was expected that congress or american politicians would support and host the prime minister of the zionist regime, but a few minutes ago we had a conversation with mr. sheldon foote, a professor at the university of california, and he said that half of the representatives the us congress not participating in this ceremony where the prime minister of the zionist regime has come or even the two candidates for the us presidential election, speaks from two sides. they are talking about the issue of palestine and the zionist regime and the decisive support that was given to the zionist regime . it has become less colorful than in the past . you know how much this is caused by the same movement in which you are active, under the influence of the rise of american public opinion. the student labor community, organizations like yes in america, as i said, different sections of cultural workers,

mr esan was arrested around 30 minutes later on a moped and a number of knives were found in its storageen he will appear at maidstone crown court. ashitha nagesh, bbc news, in chatham. us, uk and south korea havejointly accused north korea of using a cyber espionage group to steal sensitive and classified data, to advance pyongyang's military and nuclear ambitions. here's our security correspondent gordon corera with more details: this is an advisoryjust put out in the last hour or so a joint one by, as you said, the us, the uk and south korea warning of a specific north korean hacking group code named andariel, which they accuse of stealing quite interesting information, military and defence and even nuclear information — going after particularly companies, everything from military hardware to uranium enrichment in the nuclear field to drone technology and trying to get hold of that for north korea. a couple of interesting things i think about this. the fact that it's a joint advisory from these countries, the fact that they name some of the other countries being targeted as well, incl

mr. qadsi and the gentleman who was responsible for the assassinations and arrests, i came to the conclusion that in general a team was appointed and this team was aroundace. mr. bani sadr and duty. the coup headquarters had left the hands of its agents to kill up to 5 million iranians. the second phase of the coup began after the bombing ended and the sound barrier was broken. at this stage, a group of ground units were responsible for the engagement of prominent officials of the revolution and the capture of sensitive points. even groups to start anti-government demonstrations it was predicted and... it was even said that after capturing the radio and television, the members of the civilian branch of the coup would take control of it and by broadcasting the statements of the military government, the military forces in other cities would seize the city and join the coup organization. after this coordination was done and radio and television and sensitive positions were taken, the policeman, who at the same time was in bakhtiar's line , contrary to some notions of this and that. the guerillas who escaped before came from other places or there are many

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larry stuck around after mr cameron stood down — as the cat is technically a civil servant.e day, but at least many areas saw at least some sunshine for a time and through the afternoon, it didn't look too bad here in flamborough in east yorkshire — some hazy sunshine, a bit of high cloud and the seas looking quite calm. won't look like that, mind you, for saturday because further southwards, we ended friday with this band of rain moving in and this area of rain is actually going to develop into a whole new area of low pressure. so, that's notjust going to be bringing some wet weather our way but also, it'll be quite windy at times as we go through saturday — particularly for england and wales, where we've got the tightly packed isobars with us. so, next few hours — quite a heavy rain across england and wales. there'll be some heavy showers for northern ireland and another zone of quite persistent rain setting up across northern areas of scotland. our temperatures to start off saturday morning generally around about double figures — about 10—13 for most — but as we start off

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even without hijab and without covering, that the people revolted and even from the people around hazrat ayatollah mr. mohammad taqiyeh, who was later arrested and exiled to tehran and even killed. reza shah came with himself and beat him with a cane soldiers should enter the shrine of hazrat masoumeh in 1306, that is , almost 5 years before goharshad actually happened, that is, a movement happened in khorasan with this discussion of goharshad, a movement took place , which actually spread to our entire islamic country. kurds actually caused a popular uprising against rezakhani's unveiling of the hijab . we will talk more about this issue . i will say goodbye to you for now, of course, we will be with you in the goharshad narration program. let us go to khabar studio and join azin khalji. with the latest news. greetings to you, dear viewers dear and respected , we present the news of 17:00 along with my colleagues. for each degree of temperature rise in the country, about 1800 megawatts are added to the amount of electricity consumption. the managing director of tavanir company said that 39 degrees c

this party should not in any way do anything to work around mrs.she would kick trump's weary and in that debate. she could prosecute the pro-choice issue. but most importantly, she is a generational change, which is what the american people want. >> i think he may have something to say about that. harris t appears to be sticking with president biden. >> this morning, the congressman said he's calling on president biden to withdraw from the race. there's too much at stake to risk a trump victory. one is a response to this? >> joe biden is our nominee. we beat trump once and we will beat him again. >> are you prepared to lead the country if necessary? >> i am proud to be joe biden's running mate. >> she has to. reuters is saying vice president, harris has not stopped alternative to replace president biden. that is according to 7 senior sources in a campaign. >> she is well positioned in the sense that if he does end up sticking through our being on the ticket somehow as the dominoes keep all income and looks potentially more more likely that will act

convention, curious how democrats will organize messaging or countermessaging around the g.o.p. convention? mr. jeffries: the extreme maga republicans can run but they can't hide from the american people. next week we'll see chaos and extremism and dysfunction on full display. the notion that extreme maga republicans can convince anyone that they truly don't want to criminalize abortion care and impose a nationwide ban is a joke. the extreme maga republicans are responsible for the situation that tens of millions of women find themselves in right now. we will con to make clear, we believe in a woman's freedom to make her own reproductive health care decisions. next week we'll highlight, again, for the american people, the extreme maga republicans wan to criminalize abortion care and impose a nationwide ban. we'll make clear that we want to strengthen and protect social security and medicare. the extreme maga republicans want to end social security and medicare. as we know it. we will continue to make clear that house democrats, senate democrat, and the administration are fighting to make life

if indeed that does bear out to be true, there will be lots of questions asked about the security around mre have passes at have to go through security and that was always going to happen and it will not change but i do suspect in terms of what's happened tonight, in pennsylvania, there will be, they will be just so incredibly on top of it, on top of security here to make sure that nothing like that can happen here. ., ., ., ., ., here. you would have to imagine security there — here. you would have to imagine security there would _ here. you would have to imagine security there would be - here. you would have to imagine security there would be so i security there would be so tight, it would only get tighter. nomia iqbal in milwaukee, the city where that republican national convention is scheduled to take place on monday. that's of course where we were expecting the former president donald trump to arrive as well. thank you very much. i want to set the scene here and update our viewers who mayjust bejoining us here and update our viewers who mayjust be joining us at this hour. former presid

now the people around them, especially mrs. biden and her family , emphasize this.they say that they came to manage. come on, you should hold the debate earlier and the campaign would go along with it . it has not happened that he is on the path and this debate and his performance can cause him to withdraw later. yes, this is something that he knows of course. i was looking at the american media . the media close to the democrats are doing this a lot. now, i don't know, maybe they should read an advertising space, for example, but they are saying that it happened like this and this was a design . give them an opportunity to rebuild the party, that is, the democratic party will be able to rebuild itself in this short time until the convention can make a plan for this stage, but the republicans are definitely trying to incite the president. it is active he is doing it, but in order to create space for the escalation of differences among the democrats , they say that he cannot continue his activities at all, and that he has to step aside, and this happened even two day

sanctions, as a matter of fact, all the current peace formulas that we see one way or another dance around this, mrdim, this is actually a short summary of putin's plans, that's what you listed , this is actually putin's version, well, look, i'm telling you that it appeared in november 2000. of the 23rd year, actually after this article, if we let's look at the chronology, the russians suddenly announced that they need to create a buffer, that they are attacking kharkiv, because it is necessary to create a buffer zone in the east of ukraine, or there in the west of the russian federation, in the southwest, so that the ukrainians cannot fire at belgrade there and so on, that is, from this point of view, yes, they played ahead of the curve in many respects. yes, that's why, er, the russians obviously still throw in a number of peace formulas from various politicians, when these politicians probably don't even know about the fact that they proposed this peace formula, but we must also understand that we, first of all, we must not react to every sneeze, that is , every sneeze does not mean that it is a

it is around 130 metres from where mr trump was speaking on stage.d by a secret service sniper on the roof behind the former president. i am in a massive lockdown area. we can't go anywhere in or out. the police are looking, particularly in that building, obviously there were some sniffer dogs over there about half—an—hour ago. this is one great big crime scene as we speak. motorbikes, choppers, police — everything you can imagine because there are lots of questions still to answer. when i was watching live, that bullet pass president trump's ear, at first, i was in shock. i think it really took a couple of hours for it to sink in, and i am still quite shaken by it. well, my first reaction was just horror. there is no place for political violence in american politics, or at least there shouldn't be. my concern, and partly my reaction was �*oh, man, this has happened,�* but there has been such a spike in threats against political officials, especially elected officials, but not only elected officials. mr trump was rushed to nearby butler memorial hosp

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the last guy is still trying to identify a motive for the attack on mr. trump campaign rally in pennsylvania is around for the latest developments in a country that gun violence has become a fixture of life. these particular gunshots still act more loudly than usual. the moment the bullets stopped, the conspiracy theories began flying to the listeners and they're going to do whatever they can to get rid of trump. and so they have to do, they tries. and so we're here to learn whether or not they're not going to happen in a closed political unity shops, 5 or president's joe biden cooled and americans to dial down the rhetoric. there is no place in america, this kind of violence for any violence ever period or exceptions. we can't allow this violence to be normalized. you know, the political record of this country has gotten very heated. it's time to cool down . 2 days after the share too many questions remain. how could an armed attacker gets within shooting range of the former president? did the secret service ignore early warning, some of the audience? and what was the motive? clear of a picture of th

mr. muhammad is welcoming different dignitaries, officials and dignitaries from around the world, we haveab countries, from neighboring countries from around the world, around 70 foreign delegations, as you can see arriving here in tehran, former president rohani is also just uh getting into uh the place, and also as you can see one by one different dignitaries are just joining, we had mr. position just entered the parliament like few minutes ago." that we're talking and uh we are expecting this uh the inauguration ceremony to take place uh in 10 15 minutes time and we'll definitely be continuing to cover this uh live for you and that's uh dignitaries from around the world in addition to uh officials inside the country we have the members of the guardian council or the uh constitutional council also present in the parliament, they will be watching this inauguration ceremony happen, it will happen in in their presence as well as the head of the iranian judiciary, he'll also be there and parliament speaker is standing there, as you can see, is already there receiving and welcoming his guest

mr netanyahu is due to meet president biden on thursday. ahead of his address to congress, police are scaling up security measures — with fencing around the capitolgun. hundreds ofjewish demonstrators staged a sit—in at the capitol to protest against the war in gaza and were later removed by police. 0ur correspondent tom bateman has more well, as we showed up in this part of the building, there was still around 100 or so protesters on the floor of the rotunda here, some of them being led away by that stage but others still here. the us capitol police had arrived in force by that point. they were cuffing them behind their backs, pulling people up and taking them away to be processed, being arrested one by one and moved outside of the building. one of the protesters i spoke to said that there were 500 americanjews from all over the us that had come here explicitly to protest benjamin netanyahu's visit. now, when he is here in this joint address to congress, his message will be around what he will call israel being the indispensable ally in the middle east to the united states and also to thankjoe biden for his support over the war in gaza. but it i

adding to the questions swirling around mr biden, it's emerged that an expert in parkinson's diseaseinson's? no. is he bein- treated for parkinson's? no, he's not. is he taking medication for parkinson's? no. so those are the things that i can give you full— blown answers on. but i'm not going to... i'm not going to confirm a specialist, any specialist that comes to the white house out of privacy. now, president biden has to host the nato summit in washington. he'll meet the new british prime minister, sir keir starmer, at the white house. and on thursday, he'll be quizzed by internationaljournalists at a news conference. three gruelling days and a world stage to prove he's still up to the job. peter bowes, bbc news. an inquiry has found what it describes as a deeply dysfunctional culture at the regulator that governs nurses and midwives in the uk. a review into the nursing and midwifery council discovered that some staff were experiencing bullying, racism and burnout. here's our health correspondent, dominic hughes. the nursing and midwifery council is the body responsible for maint

telling him they are very worried that he could lose the election and that he needs to turn this around. so, mrthat will be broadcast in primetime tomorrow night. that's going to be his first big test. but even if that goes really well, that's not going to be enough to overcome that disastrous performance in the debate. he's got a couple of campaign stops over the weekend, but supporters are saying he should do much more, maybe some hours long town hall meetings with voters, taking all of their questions, showing that he can think on his feet and that he's got the stamina and the mental acuity to be re—elected president. and then on monday, all the senators and the representatives who are currently away on a break, they'll be back in washington. and if president biden hasn't impressed them, then that's when the plotting to replace him could start in earnest. sarah smith there. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. hurricane beryl continues to sweep across the caribbean. currently it's the turn of the cayman islands to be lashed with heavy rains and powerful winds, even though it

but telling him they are very worried that he could lose the election and he needs to turn this around. so mr abc news and record an interview that will be broadcast in prime time tomorrow night. that will be his first big test, but even if that goes really well, that is not going to be enough to overcome that disastrous performance in the debate. he's got a couple of campaign stops over the weekend, but supporters are saying he should do much more, may be some hours long town hall meetings with voters, taking all of their questions, showing that he can think on his feet and that he's got the stamina and mental acuity to be re—elected president. and then on monday, all the senators and the representatives who are currently away on a break, they'll be back in washington, and if president biden hasn't impressed them, then that's when the plotting to replace him go to start in earnest. w . to replace him go to start in earnest. ,,., ., ., ~ to replace him go to start in earnest-— to replace him go to start in earnest. ., ., ~ ., earnest. sarah, thank you. sarah smith. hundreds of thousands of ho