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So theres still a lot to happen in this story. >> youre absolutely right. demetri, to jills point why did putin admit that the russian state fully funded the wagner group? >> to jills point, i think at this point hes still seething about this mutiny. hes still thinking about what he can do to go after prigozhin. and i wouldnt be surprised if they open up a case, a criminal case, not necessarily for the mutiny itself, because he promised him amnesty for that, but certainly theft of state resource...

F human beings with feelings and families. cleanup is underway in northern texas days after a tornado killed three people and destroyed hundreds of homes. the governor has signed a new disaster declaration for several more counties in the area. that summons more state resources to help in the rebuilding process. the tornado that struck this town was rated an ef-3 and had peak winds of 140 miles per hour. it was on the ground for only about 11 minutes, but the governor says the storm left behin...

In powerfor so long and have become more authoritarian over the years. the turkish people, they had a choice. they looked at their economy, which is misfiring very badly, and yet they decided to stick with erdogan. i think ive said that several times in the past that whenever i have a different view of what the turkish electorate�*s going to do, then erdogan, he seems to be right and i seem to be wrong. but dont forget turkeys a deeply polarised country. about 50% of the population do not like...

Number one, thats why always a trained and armed. you know, in the state of indiana, i was literally, i had been elected governor, but i was not sworn in yet when sandy hook happened. and we huddled with state legislative leaders, immediately provided funding or recall resource officers, armed guards who are now in every school in the state of indiana. and by gods grace, we havent seen an incident like this in our state. but theyve got to be trained. i mean, this is the reason -- if it takes fed...

Legislative leaders and immediately provided funding for what we call resource officers, armed guards that are now in every school in the state of indiana. and by gods grace, we havent seen an incident like this in our state. but theyve got to be trained. i mean, this is the reason why -- if it takes federal funding, dana, lets do it. right? i understand state resources, i balanced four budgets when i was governor of the state of indiana, okay? i understand there are limited resources at the sta...

>> for many, the reasons were discussing, and its not to diminish the danger of donald trump. the each present unique danger, and those are the right say, oh look, progressives are people who are never trumpers, would say that about any republican nominee. i wouldnt. we might have ideological concerns about nikki haley, tim scott, mike pence and others, but they are relatively benign, political actors who have demonstrated they will work within a constitutional system. both donald trump and ron ...

No, i�*m not deflecting. but the man who helped lead a long judicial inquiry into state corruption here believes the situation is now worse than ever. one common theme that runs through all those assassinations and attempted assassinations is access to resources, access to state resources in a way that criminals can easily benefit. now, the poisoning of de ruyter is part, not an isolated instance, part of a whole pattern of conduct. our country is in a serious, dark place. to which the optimis...

Is sort of an open question. we are certainly not prepared to say if they were illegal. but if they used state phones, state resources, if they did it in state buildings, there are certainly questions that would come up against the legality threshold. but either way, this is way outside that norm and waves sort of ethical questions outside of, you know, legal questions. >> matt dixon for us, thank you for your reporting on this. still ahead, everybody, neo-punishments handed down for a doctor wh...

Like if they were texas law enforcement. i think its one important thing to note, the breadth of state resources here. the national guard troops are going, 800 of them. its also sort of state troopers, the florida wildlife commission is sending law enforcement, so theres a whole bunch of agencies that are going to be impacted here in the state during at least the 30 days that theyre going to be at the border. that can be extended. so far its going to be 30 days. >> julia, even though the numbers...

The latest updates from Turkey's national election as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's voter support falls below the majority threshold, increasing the likelihood of a presidential runoff.