cnn newsroom. police make an arrest in connection with a series of killings in california. hear why they believe the suspect was out hunting for another victim. black smoke rises above iran s most notorious prison, one that holds political dissents, including some american citizens. a live report on the protest inside the facility. chinese president xi jinping prepares to make history. taiwan has it own response to xi s address at the chinese communist party congress. we re live in beijing and taipei with details. authorities in stockton, california, have arrested a man they believe is connected to a series of killings. they say the suspect was armed and on a mission to kill another victim. cnn s camila bernal reports. reporter: we have been following this story for days. and now authorities say they believe they have their suspect. this is 43-year-old wesley brownlee of stockton. and what authorities are saying is that they were able to arrest this man thanks
A decision on the future of arsenal manager Arsene Wenger wont be made until the end of the season, the bbc understands. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. President trumps most senior diplomat, the Secretary Of State, Rex Tillerson, is making his debut on the International Stage. Hes attending a meeting of Foreign Ministers from the 620 countries in germany. He will have talks with the foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, among others. State Department Officials say mr tillerson wants to listen, and to offer reassurances about president trumps approach to international affairs. David willis reports. Americas Secretary Of State has a lot on his plate. Rex tillersons top priority will be reassuring nervous allies that the government he is part of is not in fact descending into chaos. Given the evidence that exists to the contrary, however, it might prove a difficult message to sell. Not yet four weeks into his term in office, mr trump has had his travel ban blocked, his National S
month. there seems to be lots of policy confusion. not just now, for the past six years is. the focus is on prime minister truss, especially her inauspicious start in office. but this predates her, doesn t it? especially after brexit, which was supposed to usher in this era of economic boom for the uk. where has it all gone wrong? well, i mean, to be fair to the government, a number of outside crises have hit it. the coronavirus, and now we ve got the world energy crisis. and that s really what s destabilized the public finances. but liz truss pursued a convictiquixotic approach, cutting taxes in the
19% from new york state alone, and 75% make less than $60,000 a year. again, it s devastating to the lowest income earners, devastating to the smallest businesses, it s just a horrifying sad story that will not go away. some i think, though, the policy has not helped and i think that s why you have a lot of confusion in the white house. policy and policy confusion, i would add to that. final question, charles, on this wall street journal editorial. the board at the wall street journal is looking at the impact of the federal extended jobless benefits that were going out for quite some time that eventually ended, and they have concluded this, that the pandemic jobless benefits and work, the correlation there, and this new study that shows the enhanced payments did reduce employment. and charles, this is a debate that raged for quite some time. and the board concluded the fact
possibility that the committee might decide it s premature to give a booser at this point. wait for a further decline in immunity and then the booster is more effective. if you look at the briefing from the fda, it bears that out. it didn t meet the criteria of a big boost unless those individuals had a further decline in immune response. i m curious to see how that one works out. on that, obviously, we ll wait and see what they come up with, but if they say you re not there yet, does that mean no booster ever or we need more data? what do you see happening with that? i think we re going to need a third immunization at some point. what they might say is let s wait another month or two to see if there is better evidence for that need. there are a lot of other policy confusion. it creates confusion if you have