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And for the elections next year. and for the elections next ear. , ., . , ., ~ year. -- proect himself. thank ou so year. -- project himself. thank you so much — year. -- project himself. thank you so much for— year. -- project himself. thank you so much forjoining - year. -- project himself. thank you so much forjoining us. - in the uk, the bank of england is the latest central bank to put up interest rates. theyve gone up by half a percentage point, to 5%. thats the highest rate for 15 yea...

Cloud of black smoke high above the paris skyline, visible for miles around. some 270 firefighters descending on the scene. authorities will investigate the cause. for now, the suspicion is a gas leak. emergency crews taking the injured away. around 40 people badly hurt, four of them in a life-threatening condition, according to frances interior minister. one official saying most injuries caused by people literally being blown off their feet. rescue workers now searching through the rubble. two ...

Store. >> reporter: that experience is nearly forgotten these days. but in the shell of a 94-year-old movie in northeast l.a.s eagle rock neighborhood optimists are mounting an unlikely comeback. >> friday nights were like a party. >> reporter: they opened in 1985. for 30 years the independent video shop was an l.a. institution. until 2017 when the forces reshaping the media landscape caught up. >> we couldnt pull any more rabbits out of the hat. >> reporter: they faded, until now. >> there is n...

Our economics editor faisal islam is here. the rise was designed to drain spending powerfrom the rise was designed to drain spending power from the economy to bear down on inflation that is stuck at higher levels than expected and higher than other similar economies. it is a moment though, it takes rates back to what was once normal, 5%, the level a decade and a half ago, before the collapse of lehman brothers and the era of near zero rates that many became accustomed to. a 15—year period over...

With our political and economics editors, well be looking at the factors behind the interest rate rise and the likely impact, and we start with faisal islam on todays announcement. my monthly mortgage repayments will increase by £270. £680 more per month for next two years. a scary, petrifying experience. several hundred pounds. i dont sleep very well at night. im distraught. helpless. - im cutting costs everywhere. i cant print the money, basically, to satisfy what is expected of me. very str...

Few to go into space. but that industry is being regulated. there are rules and provisions put in place by the united states federal aviation administration. that doesnt exist in the deep ocean. and i do think what were seeing right now is very much akin to the early aviation industry, where it was the purview of governments, of corporations and of the rich. today, nobody thinks twice about boarding an aircraft and flying 30,000 feet above the air. i think theres going to be a moment in time whe...

Private design school for international students. now, there are numerous firefighters and police on the scene. about 270 firefighters and 70 fire trucks. we also got a statement from kent state university in ohio, they said that they were aware of the explosion. they have nine students at the academy as well as faculty and staff. they were contacting the students, theyve heard from nine of the students, all the students they had there that were all thankfully safe. there was concern about them ...

In your own words for our viewers, why does no labels pose such a credible threat to president bidens reelection? >> its pretty simple. i think the maga faction of the republican party is not going to split up, i dont think theyre gonna have anything to move away from donald trump or whoever the republican nominee is. but i dont think its going to be not donald trump. theres gonna move off. that the own things they might moves something that would only go to joe biden, just like they did in 2020...

Not choits. what theyre going to do is offer a spoiler, someone who can attract protest votes, people that are truly by the time we get to november of next year, unable to pull the lever for either candidate. theres enough of those people to make a difference in the race. we saw that in 2016 where in very critical states 6% to 8% of the people voted for people like jill stein and gary johnson. what theyre not going to provide is a real path to victory. thats just ridiculous. theres almost no one...

Identity of the third party ticket that were talking about? >> first of all, theres history. one of the most popular presidents in american history four years after leaving office ran as a third party candidate, ted did roosevelt. he was a spoiler for his republican party but didnt win. if you add up all the electorate votes, that still doesnt get you to 270 votes. theres just no way. there have been credible third party candidates on the ballot in recent history, ross perot in 1992 and 1996. bu...