sebastian is very good at keep your own ego in check.ut in macron’s circle this gift is absolutely necessary, since mr. macron absolutely cannot stand it if someone casts a shadow on him, that is, he needs people voicing his line, looking up to him, even if they are taller than him. broadcasting with absolute confidence, without asking yourself questions, everything that he needs to broadcast. sebastian likurnyuk, as you know, he is so good at remaining silent at the right moment that he is practically his personal life, despite all possible attempts, no one knows anything. elena, thank you very much for your opinion, but there is an important factor: is he playing such a modest person that he is supposedly afraid when he is asked questions, because there is such a type of people. that perhaps he listens, she said well, not advisers, but advisers, uh-huh, the subtleties of the russian language, apparently he listens to these advisers, that’s why he behaves this way, then the question arises, this is the most important thing, with whom ca

sebastian - thank you very much. sebastian usher, our correspondent in jerusalem.d by the gambling commission over allegations that he placed bets on the timing of the general election. the party's chief data officer, nick mason, denies any wrongdoing. our political correspondent harry farley reports. that is fantastic. what has been some of your highlights? all smiles at this event on friday but it has been a difficult week for rishi sunak. four conservatives, including two candidates, are being looked into by the gambling commission. the tories' chief data officer, nick mason, has taken a leave of absence 11 days from polling day. he is being investigated over alleged bets placed on the timing of the election. he denies any wrongdoing. there are questions if there are more names to come. to your knowledge, home secretary, did any ministers put a bet on the timing of the election? not to my knowledge at all. i have been absolutely clear that from what i've read, i am not in any way going to defend the actions of these individuals. but i'm also conscious that i don

ambos se encuentran detenidos en la cÁrcel del condado kukoc, sebastiÁn a quien de cariÑo sus compaÑerosde los tres arrestos. >> cuando yo llegue la ambulancia iba saliendo . yo ya no lo alcancÉ a mirar. la otra muchacha estuvo con el. el saliÓ de aquÍ con vida, el iva convida. llegÓ al hospital. nos dijeron despuÉs de unas horas que no lo logrÓ. que no lo pudieron estabilizar. >> testigos aseguran que sebastiÁn tratÓ de impedir el robo de una botella de licor y que al hacerlo uno de los sujetos sacÓ un arma de fuego y le disparÓ en la cabeza. su cuerpo quedÓ a la entrada del establecimiento amigos de sebas dicen que el era una persona que defendÍan los dÉbiles y ayudaba los pobres. oriundo de guerrero mÉxico, era aficionado al boxeo. y a veces debido a sus entrenamientos llegaba con moretones en la cara a su trabajo donde ya tenÍa varios aÑos trabajando. >> ese muchacho se quitaba la camisa por un amigo. si no traÍas algo, en la que estÁ carnal. Órale. que vas a llevar . lo ponÍa de su bolso. no hay corazÓn bien grande. >> las autoridades de cicero no han informado sobre los posibles ca

what do you make to this, sebastian?all, >> well, i think, first of all, there's these thresholds that are put in on these policies. if you earn x amount of money, you will get child benefit. they're often quite a bad way of making policy, because if you have two people in a household who earn £80,000 each, they might still get it. but if the whole household is in a different way, they don't get it. so i think they don't get it. so i think the fact they are looking at it so it's for a household, not an individual, i think that is a good thing to do. and ultimately, you know, child care costs are very high. and i think there has clearly been this gap here between people that that earn, you know, that that 120 to the 160,000 within their household. so i think it is a good thing to do here, but there needs to be much more done on child care that, you know, last year the government introduced 13 free hours of child care for those, on below £100,000. that was a good thing. but my think tank has argued we should be doing much

sebastian usher has more. the palestinians _ sebastian usher has more.: palestinians will say what sebastian usher has more. ti2 palestinians will say what is going on in the west bank and has continued to do so any more intense level since war erupted between hamas and gather is very similar in the way the israeli army acts, they say that what these images show, these images that have shocked palestinians certainly and have gone viral is at best a lack of concern for palestinians have been injured. now, the man himself, a palestinian man and his family, have said he was shot and waiting for hospital treatment. the family said they were waiting for ambulances to come. the man has spoken from hospital and said he was there for an hour or two hospital and said he was there foran hour ortwo and hospital and said he was there for an hour or two and also describe the pain that was because when he was strapped on the front of this vehicle, saying it was in the burning heat, so he had that. also the way he was put on it made his injuries all the worst. the extr

thank you, sebastian. what about you, eleanor?or the public to get an insight notjust into the policies but the character of the person who might be our next prime minister or the one who currently is and is continuing thatjob. i agree that we have seen an improvement from keir starmer who struggled in those early debates but we have seen a slightly better tone from him and a bit more confidence but the fact is it is difficult to move the dial significantly at this stage, as sebastian said, this is the last chance for them to put their message across to the public but ultimately, the polls are where they are and it is all about shifting it slightly within that range but i can't see tonight's debate totally turning it around for either party unless something absolutely atomic happens which i don't think it will. you talk about key messages and sebastien, it feels like in the last couple of weeks, both sir keir starmer and rishi sunak have become very grooved in terms of the messages they are seeking to put out in a range of differe

katie and sebastian gorka. please join me in welcoming emh. you.hanks for coming and especially i think with the people in the room and people online. we put in like a thousand people watching right now. so congratulatio katie. i'm going to get my note caught out. it's a one. it's nice to h of what did you call mike? so nice to have you back, katie. iould not be more timely. a was learned by both of you by me during the process. let's start with those momentous days. 1989. those of us who were oldmember . november 9th, the fall of the berlin wall, just year and a half afterea tear, it's down. that's when you know speeches matter.;0 literally a year and a half afterwards, people of the captive nation ormany with their hands with took down the berlin wall. however, at the same mike found an article had been published by felicity berenger, which is a very different take on the even o19 introduced that articlo me, katie, would sayt about? berenger this article and why is new yeah, sure. know, one of the reasons that we wanted to write the book was we w

french defense minister sebastian licanu. shadow of emmanuel macron. macron is now knocking out more than 400 billion euros for armaments. the doctor clearly wants to make money from the military-industrial complex, but all this lends itself to the sauce of fighting russia. it was with the doctor that blinky met. the status of the legal troops of the french armed forces, which will be in the control zone, was discussed military operations. the french military, they will come there with weapons, under their flag, will be destroyed. this will be a belli incident for nato countries. they are now spreading their influence over all our border states. the second country dear to our hearts is armenia. their task is to squeeze russia out of the main caucasian outpost. this is a north-south corridor. usa, dolls of the heir tutti, today on the first, where the wife and child are, not the wife, she told me, you know, did you get involved in all this because of a girlfriend with a child, everything is complicated there, the child, he see

live the animal feed because the sky is the limit. focus on next on d w. conflict zone with tim sebastian, countries of what's the war in ukraine more closely than was such a long time? and again, the 1st thing was much beyond his board is no one, listen my guess this week and more so just to just just move this stuff out of them but not to put warnings because the government have to use the same conflict in 60 minutes on d, w, conflicts, crises, every single connection mapped out shows the geopolitical reality be on the board is what makes things 2 ways a mapped out, navigating a changing world. now on youtube, the, this is focus on europe. i'm laura babylon, welcome. campaigning is heating up in france after the president dissolved parliament and called for snap elections. emanuel microns party suffered a bruising to feed and the recent european parliament elections in which the right wing populace national rally won a rezoning victory. this prompted hundreds of thousands to take to the streets across france to denounce the national rally. the protesters fear their anti immigration stan

my friend sebastian gorka, who does such great job being an american. the importance of this book cannot be overstated. and the reason i say that isn't really just because i'm president heritage foundation, it's because i once was the lone christian faculty member in the entire faculty of the college of arts and sciences at a major public research university in the southwest. the only one which says something about recruitment and this is a long time ago, as you can tell from the lack of hair on my head. now i'm a cheerful guy, a forgiving fellow, and so i tolerated them, but they didn't tolerate me and they didn't tolerate me because they hated what i for and what i stand is what the vast majority of common sense americans every day, which going to work raising a family, some them starting businesses, some of them happily working at other businesses of them working in nonprofits and governments. in other words, what marxists have attempted to do over the last century isn't just wars, but corrode and deteriorate the health our institutions every single

if i got a, you know, got the one i to our new on the come fix the with tim sebastian fuel countries of what's the war and ukraine more closely than poland, which was the time. and again, the poor thing was much beyond his board is no one listen, my guess is we can more so just adjust to some of this stuff, have them but not to put warnings for government for you're the same conflict next on d w, the, the most do you do to isolate the tenant she survived. oh sure it's thanks to music. he was the nazis favorite conductor. he is martin, the degenerates to musicians under the swastika, a documentary about this sounds of power, inspiring story about survival of the home and you go get the tennis. i was the only one. what usually in nazi germany, watch now on youtube dw documentary the last year, poland, the trends in europe and ousted the fall, arrived law and justice policy for the beginning profit 8 years. but just how divide it does the country remain and how wide it is? the government of the far right party emerged in the european elections as the most popular among young people. my

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ringback the come fix own with tim sebastian, few countries of what's the war and ukraine more closely than poland, which was the time. and again, the person would not be on his board is the one listing my guess this week and more so justice, minnesota had them, but now i had over 2 warnings because the government have to use the same complex next on d, w e they're easy prey and the causative commodity excess sick, but supplies the most beautiful and red traded worldwide, often illegally. the consequence, many times are in danger. conservationists are trying to save what they can inside fix those 6 by 6 nitrate in 45 minutes. on d w, we said they're never giving up every weekend on d. w. last year, poland stock, the trends in europe and ousted the fall rights law and justice policy. so they've been in profit 8 years. but just how divided does the country remain? and how worried is the government that the far right party emerged in the european elections as the most popular among young people? my guess this week and more so there's the justice minister adam button uh my opinion on that

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thank you, sebastian. what about - political process. thank you, sebastian.s continuing thatjob. —— eleanor. i think we have seen an improvement from keir starmer who struggled _ improvement from keir starmer who struggled in those early debates but we have _ struggled in those early debates but we have seen a slightly better tone from him _ we have seen a slightly better tone from him and a bit more confidence and the _ from him and a bit more confidence and the fact— from him and a bit more confidence and the fact is it is difficult to move — and the fact is it is difficult to move the _ and the fact is it is difficult to move the dial significantly at this stage. _ move the dial significantly at this stage. as — move the dial significantly at this stage, as sebastian said, this is the last— stage, as sebastian said, this is the last chance for them to put their— the last chance for them to put their message across to the public but ultimately, the polls are where they are _ but ultimately, the polls are where they are and it is all about shifting _ they ar

well, let's go live now seeing and sebastian sugar in berlin. sebastian, what exactly has been achieved at this peace summit considering that russia wasn't there, they weren't invited well i think the final conclusions of what will finally come out of this peace summit will come later today. but as you said, anna, the main focus is to try to bring european allies in world allies of ukraine around president volodymyr zelensky's ten point peace plan, which he has previously outlined in the statements made as he looks to bring the war in his country to an end from the perspective of assistance and what he has been able to gain. the united states represented by vice president kamala harris has announced a 1.5 billion dollar humanitarian an infrastructure development package after ukraine's infrastructure hello, juliet's energy systems have been completely and utterly obliterated by the force majeure on russian of the russian air forces. but take a listen to what he had to say about the, uh, hundred countries that have come together and what they are

we >> joining us now is cnn's clare sebastian in london. let's start with this peace summit. clare not all countries signed that joint statement. it must have dampened the excitement somewhat of what was actually achieved. >> yeah, i think, anna, we have sort of two sides of the coin here. right. on the one hand, the very strong, very welcome for ukraine optics of that enormous family photo. around 100 countries participating and the sort of optics that show off the back of a big week of diplomacy, the berlin reconstruction conference, then the g7 that ukraine does have the support of a large portion of the sort of global community. but on the other hand, there is also that cold, hard reality that, number one, there are countries who still see it as expedient to keep up a relationship with russia. you see, from the holdouts, those who did not sign the communique, india, for example, which still buys a lot of russian oil, much more than it did before the war. south africa, among them, as well as saudi arabia also, which has tried to sort of sit on the fence here, play a mediat

let's speak to sebastian usher, who's injerusalem. gaza city?— strike near gaza city? this was a vocational— strike near gaza city? this was a vocational centre. _ strike near gaza city? this was a vocational centre. , _ strike near gaza city? this was a vocational centre. , we - strike near gaza city? this was a vocational centre. , we have i strike near gaza city? this was a l vocational centre. , we have been told it belonged to unrwa, and like many of these skills, it has been used as the gaza war has continued for displaced people to shelter or a distribution centre, which is what there seems to have been. eyewitnesses say people were coming to get coupons for aid, to get water when at this strike happened. footage, images that have been circulating widely show there is a essentially in ruins. this was a big strike again seeming to height a place where palestinians who are looking for something to help them with the difficulties of life they are facing, obviously gaza city and elsewhere, were trying to find some help, and we have

of course, they will watch the european federation, and sebastian koo, and others, and i hope the russiansthey will have a good fight on the international stage, a good fair fight, in many forms, i repeat once again, our russian athletes will show a worthy result there . competition, so i have no doubt that they will watch, and we will try to show the best results possible, and for our country to win more medals, and of course we would like even more gold ones. thank you very much, we wish all our lycoathletes success today. igor sevodedov, state coach of belarus , talked to us on air. we also remind you that in the roll call, competitions in athletics, artistic gymnastics, synchronized swimming, right now on... on the belarus 5 tv channel, follow the developments, dear viewers, to the studio, that’s all for me, sergey, i return the floor to you , thank you, christina, in kazan, today is the third day of competition as part of the brix games. the international olympic committee has published the names of belarusian athletes admitted to the main games of the four years in paris in a neutral

so with tim, sebastian, few countries of what's the war and ukraine more closely than poland, which was the time and again the poor thing was not film. his board is the one listening my guess this week and more so just to just estimate this, i had them both not hang over to you for mornings, for government, for your vc conflict next on d, w n z, we'd say selling, that's the residence of the i love sky, believe this is because this island cultivating sustainable algae is the future as assess eliza animal feed, because the sky is the limit, focus on 60 minutes on d w. the dream revolution in 1979, it dictates as somoza was closed. stephanie, that changed my life. the people hoped for a sara i imagined we would change the world. tens of thousands of left us from all over the world wanted to help reconstruct the country. this mission became the dream. it was simply a spirit of optimism where we encouraged each other, so many things were suddenly imaginable. there are the most recent and make it a dream of revolution. thoughts, july 20th d, w. last year, poland, but the trends in europe and

katie and sebastian gorka. please join me in welcoming them here because i to be at the end. thank you. welcome, everybody thanks for coming and especially think with the people in the room and people online. we put in like a thousand people watching r■#ightions, mike and katie. i'm going to get my note caught béout. it's a very good one. it's nice to have my wife back after a year of what did you call mike? second husband, right. so nice to have you back, katie. i congratulate fans on the publication of a book that could not be more timely. you by me during the momentous days. 1989. those of us who were old enough remember it well. november 9th, the fall of the berlin wall, just year and a half after reagan said, tear, it's down. that's whenl1 you know speeches matter. literally a year and a half afterwards, people of the captive nation of east germany with their hands wall. however, at the mike found an article had been published ba very differente on the events of 1989. you introduced that article to me, katie, would say what was shocking about? berenger this article and w

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commencement to altogether they built that bridge secretary ( (said i think it was very well said sebastiannians with deliveries.sufficient efficient and and average? >> it's important for were discussed any particular reason not president zelenskyy but i think we are focusing too much not enough on strategy is the strategñ objective of nato years re- discussing modalities expressed desire in the resident providingkraine russia. now it is very important to say and crush up weegreement with that work nato was better with russia. russia attacked in the beginning 2008 during all this time. around you are weak that we clear discussion the same page are not? of course i would argue most capablee army not only using nat much use all nato for equipment but the russian order using some of them to get the chart thist is like a. he cannot deter from territory unless you are prepared for ukraine to move which we are not prepared. we will fight until we went and if we went ukraine becomes that make nato and families more secure so this is what we have to discuss and if we are all on the same page on t

tubillo won the final match of the majorca tournament in spain with a 2-0 victory over austrian sebastian offner. also in the meeting. end of sports news 17.45 minutes thank you for your support. in the name of god. hello dear viewers. we present the news at 18:00. the raffle of the advertisement programs of the candidates in the second stage of the 14th presidential election period was held on the radio and television with the presence of the representatives of the candidates. in this lottery, mr. saeed jalili was selected as the number one candidate and mr. masoud bizikian as the number two candidate. other capacities created by the organization in the first round will still be similar in this round. we will cover the meetings of these people in the live broadcast of the meetings. all field actions are covered will be given. the news teams that are with the candidates will still be present. even if 24 hours of activity.

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the french political scientist agrees with this sebastian basua. conflicts in ukraine in the gas sectorend only with the help of diplomacy, but the united states and its allies are preparing more and more new provocations. the estonian authorities are strengthening the group in case of clashes with russia, reports le figaro. natalya goncharova, vesti. israeli air force fighters attacked hezbollah targets in southern lebanon. this was stated in the tsahal. the army of the jewish state also opened fire on areas of the neighboring country. there were about 100,000 lebanese. forced to leave their homes due to shelling, according to cnn, usa they promised israel support in the event of a full-scale war with lebanon, but they are not going to send troops. kuwait called on its citizens to urgently leave beirut due to the sharp escalation of the situation. the national carrier of the arab emirate has increased the number of seats on flights from lebanon. messages have appeared on social networks, citing reuters, that israel will allegedly attack lebanon within 48 hours. but the agency itself de

sebastian gorka, who joins us now.f this? i mean, the man has been convicted by a jury of his peers. >> so what do courts make? mistakes. do juries make mistakes ? how many convicts in mistakes? how many convicts in the uk were found to be innocent years or even decades later? this is a stitch up. this is an absolute frame job. the crime alleged crime occurred seven years ago, which is beyond the statute of limitations . and it's statute of limitations. and it's not hush money, it's a non—disclosure agreement . not hush money, it's a non—disclosure agreement. i signed a non—disclosure agreement with president trump when i became his adviser back in 2015. not only that, they tried to turn what is a misdemeanour into some kind of election felony with a miscategorise , an allegation for miscategorise, an allegation for a business expense . now, the a business expense. now, the really outrageous aspect is when was that business expense entered into the books of the private company that is the trump organisation in january,

dissolved parliament and called for snap elections in the coming weeks we're joining us now is class sebastian live from london? >> good to see you class. so this is a significant shift for parties that were once considered fringe. now projected to win a record number of seats yeah linda look it's been a years-long, if not decades long process where we've seen incremental gains for far-right parties in europe, but i think it's safe to say now, and especially given how clearly we see that it feeds international politics, like in france, these parties are no longer on the fringes. >> this is the main mainstreaming of these far-right parties and the he's far right policies. now, look, it's clear also that the center did hold the epp, the european people's party led by eu commission president i still have underlying is still the biggest party in the european parliament. it did gain seats and she should be able to comfortably form a coalition with several other parties in the center and the center until left in order to be able to push through the policies that she wants. of course, there's another

joining me, sebastian page with t. rowe price.d to see you again. >> great to see you, scott. >> a controversial call of sorts. to go overweight value, i read that stat about all those sectors that are perceived value that are like 20% off their highs, that are not even close to performing as well as growth. >> yeah, it's contrarian move, scott. you know, i've been watching you and your guests on "halftime" and "closing bell" last couple days, and i have two takeaways. one is, you know, there's a tremendous amount of respect for the ai freight train. and i agree with that. and a lot of your guests have said this is not 2000. but at the same time, scott, pretty much everybody now is getting uncomfortable with the level of market concentration. i think this level of market concentration longer term is not sustainable. so you know, you start looking at value for broadening, the valuation case is clearly compelling. historically when it's been in that range you get 5% average 12-month outperformance from value. if you look at catalyst

lot cnn's case, sebastian, joining us now, with more from london a show of force. i mean, we've seen the enthusiasm, excitement on the ground in the ceremony with vladimir putin visiting kim jong un. but more importantly, it's not only about the optics but also about the underlying message, particularly to the west yeah, then i think the optics are part of that. >> there's been absolutely no subtlety whatsoever. they adoring crowds, many of them waving russian flags, a giant poster approves in alongside kim jong un, up in the center of pyongyang, the riding together in an open top car at one point, it looks a bit like a victory parade and there's even less subtlety when it comes to the rhetoric. take a listen to both men you we highly appreciate your consistent and unwavering support for russian policy, including the ukrainian strand i'm referring to our fight against the hegemon icc policy imposed for decades, the imperialist policy, the united states, and its satellites against the russian federation the dprk expresses full support and solidarity with the struggl

will be able to protect civilian infrastructure, cities, and also those frontlines alright, claire sebastian us in london, good to have you say across those developments. thank you will the port of baltimore's shipping channel is now fully reopened more than two months after that cargo ship crashed into the francis scott key bridge the accident killed six construction workers and the access to the crucial waterway. crews had to remove about 50,000 tons of wreckage from the river. the container ship was struck in the channel, was stuck in the channel until it was holed away on may 20, insurance experts estimate that replacing the bridge could cause more than 1.2 billion will still aecom, the us disaster relief agency has quickly running out of money after an intense tornado season justice hearken season arrives i voted buttons, betting like mine every located it's like your generation has evolved past traditional political symbols. >> and there's room for everyone. >> yeah plus cans, puke rainbows when taken hot spring moving fail has been extended, save up to 25% on moving and storage until

first of all, i never heard from sebastian. never heard from sebastian.didn't do it. haven't heard he didn't do it. haven't heard from any of the republicans, the puppets that stood around the news conferences that trump staged. he didn't do it. he didn't do it. and never heard from trump anything like bill clinton did when he had a similar thing with the with the women that he was involved with. and he said to his wife, to his family, to his country, i'm sorry. the magic words . self—recognition. what? words. self—recognition. what? that's what's going to bring trump down is he has none of that. and that's what the polling is showing now in terms of other presidents, no other president has done the kind of crimes that trump did and lies and cover ups. that's why he was indicted. that's why he was convicted. no other president has done it. so when trump said nobody else. yeah, nobody else did what you did. >> but wouldn't the democrats, bob, wouldn't they argue that? sorry, the republicans wouldn't they argue that the hillary clinton's email wiping would

you used to come out here on ever sebastian that i used to use it the same what you are bro, was that what i say works $6.00. i'm at 6 for $1.00 and i'm making a fire. this is crazy man. this is crazy. the used to be a security guard. not got it on that the best whereby coming down for just to test that out or see where was. everything's was, i was a hyperbolic in philadelphia, or is it today or let's say the name for a bunch by the end of the so i'm like, oh fine all sides of the christ. i say the closest word and as a rule, it is a really hot dog. hot dog. yes. mm. the smile which makes you look like is on this? yes. hello guys on aspect. is that why they using i've been trying to figure it out to this to many of the realize questions so, so if i'm a all right, if i've even been doing it or they tried it when they was kids and then try to dictate how know how to get on know, i wanna say it is of the i should all grow. i should up all a look. st. gloves. think love love, let's think well, stay the same. thoughts. jeremy. i know you heard me. i see we've got an is here. we got is a vo

the of the 6 the with jim sebastian, few countries of what's the war and ukraine well posted in poland, which was the time. and again, the poor thing would much be on his board is no one listing my guess this week and more so it's not just as smooth as i had them. but now i got over to you for warning since the government of the year of the same conflict in 30 minutes on the w. m. d, we'd say selling that's the residence of the aisle of sky i believe so. scottish islands, cultivating sustainable algae is the future as a says and live the animal feed because the sky is the limit, focus on human in 90 minutes on the w. the will you travel over here, besides the food? well, let's go through. so when it comes to the stand dependency information trend, this is alex, texas on d w. travel, you can have it, whatever you, in your opinion, feel free to write your thoughts and the comment, the a business day. the news long from berlin, the leader of lebanon's has the last threatens fines, with no rules. if israel launches across the border for us on, those are all that says the roof could also ta

not correspond to our values,” answered the eminent football player, mp from the national union, sebastiand on mbappe to be restrained. of our voters are supporters of the french national team, i also like mbapé as a player, but i don’t need anything political from him lessons. he is entitled to his opinion, but i do not expect people who are so far from political reality, who are literally on the sidelines, to give the french any lessons. the national rally is now two weeks before early parliamentary elections, officially the most popular political force in france behind marine lepine's party. 35% are ready to vote, while emmanuel macron’s coalition can only count on 19% of the vote. even before the start of the elections, the revival party capitulates, the presidential coalition will not nominate its candidates in sixty constituencies, fearing disastrous results there, and the current president’s participation in the inconclusive summit in switzerland clearly did not add to macron’s political strength popularity among voters. daria grigorova and vladislav chernov, european news bureau. t

will enter a guilty plea before making his way back to his home country of australia cnn's clara sebastian reports on assange's xt move. >> but julian assange, this is the final sprint in a more than decade long legal marathon, agreeing to plead guilty to one us felony charge in return for normal prison time. >> throughout the years of julian's imprisonment and persecution, an incredible movement has been formed. a movement of people from all walks of life, from around the world who support not just julian and not just us in our family, but what julian stands for, truth and justice the case has dragged on for too long as she is now expected to return home to his native australia, where he began his career as a computer programmer and hacker before founding wikileaks, where he first grabbed headlines in 2010 by releasing highly classified information first, a us military videos showing in apache helicopter mistakenly gunning down to journalists and several and iraqi civilians in 2007 next was the release of tens of thousands of classified military documents related to the war in afghanistan

so this is something that authorities are certainly warning about claros sebastian. >> thank you so much for that reporting. appreciate you. a new our of cnn news central starts right now ci minus ten days to history srery, the earliest general election debate ever. >> we have new reporting this morning and how the campaigns are getting ready. and then evacuation near los angeles winds, whipping are correspondent as firefighters ra t

cnn's clear, sebastian is live for us in london with more on the story. clear. do the 30s know exactly what happened yet? >> well, the details is still unfolding, but what they are confident and zara is that this was a set of coordinated attacks. what we see is that they happened ready simultaneously in these two cities match color, which is the regional capital. and this predominantly muslim region that gets done. and then that event which is more than 100 kilometers, 80 miles away down the caspian sea coast. there's also, of course, the pattern that we see with these houses of worship being targeted churches and synagogues in both cities, we know that it unfolded or at least report suggests that it started to unfold in the early evening, a summit evening. in this region, they used according to initial reports, automatic weapons to fire on synagogues and churches at one church in much kola. we heard that some 19 people were sort of holed up in there as a shootout happened outside and relate to brought to safety and a priest was also killed at an orthodox priest