Party. why are the conservatives worried? j ., ., , worried? they ve got to be the favourites. worried? they ve got to be the favourites, they worried? they ve got to be the favourites, they are worried? they ve got to be the favourites, they are in - worried? they ve got to be the favourites, they are in the - worried? they ve got to be the i favourites, they are in the boxes. the reason favourites, they are in the boxes. the reason they are worried because if you the reason they are worried because if you looh the reason they are worried because if you look at the national picture, the pressure they been under, and labour the pressure they been under, and labour trying to capitalise. the conservatives have the geography of the stewed, which stretches up to harrogate the stewed, which stretches up to harrogate in areas traditionally conservative. in the local elections last, conservative. in the local elections last. there conservative. in the local elections last, there were signs some votes going last, there were signs some votes going elsewhere. we last, there were signs some votes going elsewhere- last, there were signs some votes going elsewhere. we know the cost of livin: crisis going elsewhere. we know the cost of living crisis is going elsewhere. we know the cost of living crisis is a going elsewhere. we know the cost of living crisis is a key going elsewhere. we know the cost of living crisis is a key issue, going elsewhere. we know the cost of living crisis is a key issue, but - living crisis is a key issue, but for people who don t know the area well, explain how much of a priority it is for voters here in selby. the voters i ve it is for voters here in selby. the voters i ve been it is for voters here in selby. the voters i ve been speaking to, and it is lots voters i ve been speaking to, and it is lots of voters i ve been speaking to, and it is lots of them, it has been the first is lots of them, it has been the first thing is lots of them, it has been the first thing they ve mentioned, people first thing they ve mentioned, people have been feeling aired, critically people have been feeling aired, critically in the town area. i was speaking critically in the town area. i was speaking to some voters. a couple of examples. speaking to some voters. a couple of examples. a speaking to some voters. a couple of examples, a woman feeding her dogs
Area of midtown atlanta on the street is very difficult, so may not be the suspect had a vehicle. but plenty of places for somebody on the run to hide. there s a number of buildings in there, easy access to. a huge park, piedmont park just down 14th street, which is a quick run from west peach tree, atlanta botanical gardens are down the street as well. i imagine police are casting a very, very wide net here. as phil holloway was mentioning, he knows the area well, he was there at georgia tech, just down the street and the other side of the highway from where this is. if you know who the suspect is, and you potentially have a cell phone for him, you could start tracking his whereabouts via the cell phone signal. yeah, and that s what we seem to be gleaning from the incident took place in texas, able to get a burner phone or some other
Ask vaughn about this area, hotels, parking garages, an incredible amount of area that people are going to need to come through to find this person. one of the particular areas is three blocks from the shooting. and frank knows this area well, and we can harken back to late last year. there was actually another shooting in broad daylight that turned our cameras and a police presence much like this, it was outside of colony square, and to what frank is potentially suggesting, there was a targeted shooting that left two dead, and so this is very kind of eerily reminiscent of that here. we have four or five hotels from the ritz-carlton to the marriott within two blocks of this facility. you ve got parking garages, whole foods, a movie theater, an indoor food court. this is also just a half mile away from georgia tech
Folks that have been stuck in their homes for the better part of the day. we re being rescued by firefighters, as well as a number of police officers that were going street by street home by home, making sure that anyone that was trapped inside of their home was able to get out. there was a family reunification center. not too far from where we are. the red cross is at this hour, giving folks some dry clothing, some food some shelter because they re not gonna be able to get to their homes any time now, any day now, really, considering that we re still seeing all of this rain, and we re expected to see more of it well into the night wolf the area well, my parents used to live down there in hollywood. right next to fort lauderdale. so sad to see what s going on. carlos suarez, be careful down there will stay in close touch and to our viewers thanks very much for watching. i m wolf blitzer in the situation room. erin burnett outfront starts right now. outfront next, a 21 year old arrested suspected of being behind the classified
Fraf francis richard donie, an ambassador from that area, and as you know, this is one of the quakes that is the strongest to hit that area in more than 100 year, and since you know the region so well, what is the biggest concern this morning? well, as is obvious to all of us the magnitude, and the devastation, and the human lost, and the lives lost and the immediate task of the rescue, and as your correspondents have been pointing out, the recovery after the rescue phase and the recovery phase. it is enormous, and i know the area well, and i have very many friends there, and it is quite vivid for me. one of the big concerns this morning, and there are thousands of syrian refugees who have settled in that part of the turkey that has been hit, and a lot the refugees ended up in
Today. and let s not forget, they have spent a week investigating this. the amount of resources that i have seen, from the media, that they have seen, from the media, that they have put into this investigation is absolutely phenomenal. find have put into this investigation is absolutely phenomenal.- have put into this investigation is absolutely phenomenal. and as i said ou know absolutely phenomenal. and as i said you know that absolutely phenomenal. and as i said you know that area absolutely phenomenal. and as i said you know that area well, absolutely phenomenal. and as i said you know that area well, and - you know that area well, and i m interested that you say that that is a fast flowing river because people might have read that we know she could swim and so you look at the pictures, it looks like a beautiful area, logically, you think, couldn t someone save them selves if they tripped, especially as long as you could swim, which we know she could, but are you saying. is that stretch of water more dangerous than it might look, for example? it is uuite it might look, for example? it is quite deep- it might look, for example? it is quite deep. the it might look, for example? it 3 quite deep. the people searching, the underwater search team searching the underwater search team searching the river, he indicated they have been unable to see but for a very small distance, so they have had to search very carefully. they have had a number of people so they don t
We know that people lost their lives, we know more than 600 people have been wounded. this quake took place near the pakistan border at 1:24 local time. that is when everybody, mostly everybody out will would be asleep. we have spoken to an expert in water resources and who knows the area well, and he has said that what added to the issue and what made the casualty figure even higher is the fact that this area was witnessing the indian monsoon because of which the mud houses were already vulnerable. and the depth of the quake which was about 10 kilometers made the impact even worse. if you look at the videos and images that we have collected and putting out, you can see panic amongst the residents of that area. most of these houses like i mentioned are mud houses. there is very little concrete. you see a lot of rocks, a lot of stones around the area.
Much. and let s bring in bianna golodryga, cnn s senior global affairs analyst. we have what zelenskyy says is this second phase that has been long anticipated, but also the white house and officials have been talking, it is going to look different than what we saw at the beginning of this invasion. so how does it look different as the pentagon is saying this looks a lot more like kansas in the region they re going to now, it is going to be a different kind of fighting. i think more set piece combat, right and images we saw out of world war ii, hardware from both sides really going at each other as opposed to the guerrilla warfare we saw in kyiv and surrounding the larger cities there, which really benefited ukrainians. this time there are many reasons to view russians having the upper hand. first of all, the proximity they have to russia, right, easier access to supply lines, they know this area well, obviously, since there have been russian sympathizers there, and russian
Around the world? i think the uk can be proud of. around the world? i think the uk can be proud of. she around the world? i think the uk can be proud of, she knows around the world? i think the uk can be proud of, she knows this - around the world? i think the uk can be proud of, she knows this area - be proud of, she knows this area well, what we re to support vaccination around the world. thanks to the deal we did with astrazeneca oxford, and 1.5 billion doses were administered to people who needed them around the world, at cost. that was thanks to the deal negotiated by the uk government. we put 478 million into covax, we have a pledge to deliver 100 million surplus vaccines around the world byjune this year. vaccines around the world by june this ear. ., ., . this year. throughout the pandemic, eo - le in this year. throughout the pandemic, people in education this year. throughout the pandemic, people in education have this year. throughout the pandemic, people in education have worked - people in education have worked heroically to keep our schools open and children learning. but they are struggling. i spoke to a head teacher my constituency this morning is currently working as a school caretaker, receptionist, classroom teacher and covid tester. can the prime minister at least admit to overstretched staff working in education that communication would schools need to be better, and that more could and should have been done before schools returned to prevent
Ferociousness of the ukrainian resistance. the complete alliance and something they ve done great work in terms of helping rally our european allies. i know you mentioned comments about what s going on with the convoy. i think the ukrainians were able to take out some of the initial vehicles and in a rural road, where you ve now got mud round it, and some of this may be repositioning, and some may be chaotic lack of russian leadership on the ground and figuring out a way to get around what is a small road with mud on the fields and vehicles in the front of that convoy to take them out. and a bridge taken out by the ukrainians as well. you know the area well, you ve been there and from the armed services perspective, does the ukrainian army i know it s a contested airspace but did the russians take up so much of the air control that they can t go