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this is bbc news, the headlines. uk net migration reaches a record high — with a figure of more than 600,000 people. floridas republican governor ron desantis formally launches his presidential campaign — but the announcement on a twitter livestream is hit by technical glitches. questions as japan plans to begin the discharge of more than 1 million and tributes continue to pour in following the death of the queen of rock and roll tina turner at 83 years old. its full started withdr...

that is for life and death situations intending to make people stop and take protective action, whether evacuating a fling to a safe place. it really will be used as necessary so i really would encourage people not to be too worried about the intrusion into their lives. it is really designed as a public good and, as i was saying before, ithink as a public good and, as i was saying before, i think the media has a very important role to play in helping to sensitise people as to why this ...

>> they are americans in their heart, in their minds, in every single way but one. >> its a dream come true for more than 1 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s. the dramatic shift in policy as a humanitarian moment in history. critics called it arrogant. we put it in focus. later -- families so devastated by the economy, they are abandoning their children in orphanages. where its a crisis tearing families apart. it is -- it is saturdays, june 16th. good morning, everyone. im...

canada. its little more than a post tropical cyclone but has bruised the eastern united states with property damage, flooding, and power outages. at least 20 deaths have been linked to the storm. more than four million customers still dont have electricity. businesses have a lot of clean willi ing up to do. the governor of virginia expects more reports of damage and death today. a state police official in flooded out vermont is afraid of what his crews might discover. the floodings rea...

offer the spending and deficit cuts that republicans thought it would. cnns chief white house correspondent jessica yellin spends the next 18 seconds giving us the big picture. >> reporter: whats happening now is democrats are waiting. theyre just waiting to see what happens with the republicans bill before making their own move in the senate. the big picture here is neither the republicans bill in the house nor the democrats bill in the senate seems to have the votes to get through bo...