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could a permanent ceasefire in gaza finally be reached? israel and hamas give broadly positive responses to a new peace proposal. in the uk, the electoral campaign enters its second week, with the political leaders making pledges on wealth and levelling up across the country. and the breakthrough saliva test that could turn the tide on prostate cancer. hello and welcome. we begin with one of history's biggest ever global consumer hacks — the owner of the ticketing website ticketmaster has confirmed that hackers have accessed customer data. live nation entertainment says it's working to mitigate risk to users after the hackers offered personal data for sale on the dark net.
straightforward. if you're going to do what you say, you're going to do then that's it. that's the horse you got to go with now, anderson, we ask these voters if they thought this conviction would change anyone's mind heading into november. and frankly, most of them said no, the trump's supporters, we spoke with said that they're more dug in now than they were before the biden supporters that we spoke with said that they were skeptical that this conviction would shake up the race at least in pennsylvania and that one undecided voter that we spoke with said this is still not his biggest issue. the thing that will drive him to the polls and we'll make him support one or the other in november it's still the economy. >> all right. >> riemann, thanks very much. are you enten joins us now with data from the new poll on the verdicts impacts so what, what does this show? i think danny and his interviews that he took out pretty much give you a pretty decent idea that this is not going to be something that totally shakes up the race, right? this is not something that's going to launch biden to attend point late. or trump to it ten point lead. >> but this election anderson is so close to even the slightest smallest change can
millions have given over their data. it was first reported on thursday when hackers said they had hacked ticketmaster but there was no confirmation of that but this morning in a filing in the us in the security and exchange commission, the owners of ticketmaster indicated there had been malicious forces involved and a cyber attack. we are still waiting for some more details from ticketmaster as it stands but earlier this week, 560 million ticketmaster customers had their data and information obtained by a company called shinyhunters, they said they obtained ticketmaster's data. that includes names, addresses, phone numbers and from what we understand, partial credit cards. shinyhunters say they have demanded £500,000 ransom to prevent the data from being sold on to other platforms but that is still to be worked out. santander, as you say, a banking group operating around the world said yesterday they had been involved in a hack with the same company and some
murdering a palestinian from zero range for it to be deemed as murder in israel. how often did cases like this get fairly, properly, impartially investigated by the israeli military? basically 0% chance of criminal proceedings against such a soldier. the legal means to cover them up are well established, basically. the israeli army says every case of a child's death due to their activity in the west bank is examined. but data suggests that less than 1% of all complaints against israeli soldiers result in prosecutions. the killing of basil and adam took place at a time when the shooting of children by israeli forces is hitting record levels. for the first time, we've been given the medical reports of 112 different minors and children who were
that's reading the data wrong and that's what causes a scrub and that can lead to an automatic cold which may be what happened here. >> but again, we just don't know yet. and, you know, allison, i think big picture here. i'm sure some folks are wondering, you know? >> why is it so important to have a second spacecraft that can take nasa astronauts up to the international space station. >> a lot of people say, hey, we already have the spacex its crew dragon doing that reliably for four years now and there's also a russian soyuz rocket that can do the same and is currently doing the same. despite these ongoing tensions between the us and russia over ukraine. so why do we need a third vehicle? >> the reason is, according to nasa they want a competitor to spacex. >> they want that redundancy. they want a backup in case something happens to the space x fleet of falcon nine rockets and crew dragon capsule. so this is about backup systems. it's about redundancy, it's
rely on that data. but even in the absence of that, i still feel pretty confident that, yes, a convicted felon, if it's donald trump, can still win election to or rather reelection as president, right now, when i look at polls, i see a lot of voters don't like donald trump personally. they don't think he's a good guy, but they still think he's better on the economy. the fact that he is now a convicted felon in court doesn't necessarily change. how would he perform on issues? he was like, who's going to make cost of living better so i can imagine this not necessarily changing the race until sentencing. the question of do i want to vote for somebody who is actually looking at prison time is different than the question of, do i think donald trump is that good or bad person and that's where i'm really waiting to see do the polls. all right. we're gonna get to that in a minute, but lulu we had never had a president who had ever faced criminal charges. now, we have a former president running for reelection, who've been found guilty on 34 charges. how big a
probability of success. so, disappointing, but one more day and the life of two astronauts. >> yes, we all we all agree that it is better to be safe on the ground. do you think, commander, that there's a chance that this can launch again tomorrow or is that too soon of a turnaround? >> we yeah. i mean, it sounds like the ground-launched sequence or saw something that no one else had been tracking up until then none of all the flight controllers, all the people watching the data, they all thought, hey, everything looks okay the computer saw something and now we need to figure out exactly what it saw and it might just be like a a bad sensor. but you don't have time to troubleshoot it. part of the problem is the world is turning and florida comes underneath the orbit of the space station and so the only time you can launch is when florida is perfectly underneath the orbit. so as soon as the world turns a little more, it can't go today, got to wait until the world turns once more and maybe in the time that the world is going to turn here 24
previous month. that is down from 0.3% in march. >> the year-over-year numbers kind of look like they're improving. but if you look at the most recent few months, it extrapolates that inflation is up running between 4-5% annually, well above the fed's target. >> reporter: one of the biggest takeaways from the pce report may be the personal saving rate, the percentage of disposable income people save. it's 3.6%. for comparison, it was 8.2% in february 2020 before the pandemic hit. the biden administration says the data shows progress in bringing down inflation, but they acknowledge more work still needs to be done. >> it matters when we go directly to the american people, it matters when we share with them what we have done these last three and a half years, our accomplishments or listen to them or hear how they're feeling about the economy, how they're feeling about their health care. it matters, it resonates.
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the israeli military. there are some where young people are shot in the back while running away, and there are others where they appear to be holding weapons and therefore the israeli military would argue lethal force was critical to their own protection. but there is evidence to suggest that the shooting of young palestinians is becoming a systemic problem. gunfire. screaming. woman screams. we've also obtained new data that's allowed us to understand the scale of the problem and to see where children are most commonly killed in the west bank. there's one place more than any other that is the deadliest to be a child.