reddy: oh, yh. early-stage cancers, the survival is so much better than advanced or metastatic cancers. once it metastasizes, i mean, our survivals are still pretty good, but you know, you're talking about maybe 50% survival if you resect all metastatic disease. if you can resect metastatic disease, you know, the survival is much lower. so if you catch them early, you're looking at almost close to 100%. and especially if you have this mmr deficient, which is the mismatch repair deficient kind of cancers with these new category of drugs. i mean, you're talking about a cure. john: earlier, we lked about the things that seemed to be, contributing to the increased number of colorectal cases. what can peopldo? are there things people can do in terms of diet and terms of lifestyle to reduce the chances of developing colorectal cancer? dr. reddy: absolutely. you know, what i tell patients are try to minimize how much red meat and pork counts as a red meat. the second thing is try not to eat any processed m

david reddy, director general of the ifpma. thank you forjoining us.e cap on bonuses of its bankers based in the uk. it follows a similar move by rival goldman sachs which could see their bankers earning up to 10 times their base salary. jp morgan defended the move, saying it's developed one of the most attractive and balanced pay structures in the industry. the uk government scrapped the cap on bankers' bonuses in october last year. the families of victims in two boeing 737 max plane crashes have asked for prosecutions and a fine of $24.8 billion for what they call "the deadliest corporate crime in us history". in a 32—page letter seen by the bbc, the families' lawyer paul cassell said that the us government should prosecute those leading the company when 346 people were killed in two crashes in 2018 and 2019. when we come back: are they still a girl's best friend? why diamonds are losing their lustre. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. with global markets back in their growth groove, stock market flotations are back in fashion. aus

otherwise have president is not going to they able to function while each trump ally reddy's for prison inside politics. best reporting from inside the corridors of power starts now good morning. >> welcome to inside politics sunday, i'm manu raju, president joe biden and his team spent the weekend in a full-blown efforts to contain the damage to his candidacy from thursday's cnn debate, performance. many in his own party called disastrous as they fear could lead to a donald trump victory in november. but despite the growing calls for the 81-year-old incumbent to drop out of the race to give the parties some time to find a new candidate, had a democratic convention in august. biden and his team signaled he was not going anywhere. as they aggressively tried to tamp down the push for a replacement this morning, the present is with his family at camp david, and yesterday he told big donors in new jersey, quote, it wasn't my best debate. i understand the concern. i get it, but i'm going to be fighting harder. and in the hamptons, he also said at a fundraiser, quote voters had a different re

but excessive heat warnings and watches are up from tucson, reddy, las vegas could see their earliestrecord that they have ever seen. usually that's more an average of july 1st. we're about a month early. looks like we'll do it and stay above 100 in nevada. this heat, get used to it, george, because we're going to see all the way through midjune, this areas rockies, pacific northwest, above average. >> george: lot of red out there. ginger, thank you very much. now the political fallout from the historic guilty verdict from donald trump's criminal trial. top republicans lined up despite his status as a convicted felon. as trump continued to lash out as the judge and key witness, michael cohen. rachel scott is tracking trump. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. former president trump is spending his time between now and his sentencing attacking the key witness in the case, going after the judge that will ultimately decide his punishment. now demanding that the u.s. supreme court intervene. this morning the republican party is rallying around donald trump after the f

they came on to the course right as the tournament's leaders were getting rinse reddy to finish the finalhite t-shirts. each protester is facing criminal mischief charges and were released after posting bond. as for the tournament, scottie scheffler avoided police officer s to g out and play. and tom kim also into sudden death playoff hole with scheffler hits his approach shot within 11 feet. while scheffler had a victory. the most in one season on the pga since tiger woods did it in 2009. let's bring in those from our media. pablo, scheffler, cops, explain. >> it doesn't get -- scottie scheffler was a guy that nobody could recognize facially before he had that interaction with the cops in louisville. we talked about this. the cop claimed he had pants beyond repair, damage beyond repair. $80. we saw footage of that. that was the major. it doesn't ever get boring for scottie scheffler. because this circumstance here, i'm not here to tell somebody that if you believe with conviction that the planet is dieing and you need to do something about it, this is not worth it. i get the motive. i ju