Stay updated with breaking news from Russian. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
[ cheering and applause ] that will do for now. it s friday see you know what that means. let s welcome tonight s guests. so bubbly alka-seltzer sued her for plagiarism. emily compagno oh. is a rough around the edges is the guy you sleeps in your hedges comedian jim florentine. were of her weight in gold which is $430. cat temp. and to steroids take him to get bigger near tense best-selling author, comedian and former nwa world heavyweight champion, tyrus. before we get to new stories let s do this. it s leftovers where he read the jokes we didn t use it s my first time reading this if they suck we will send a joe mackey to clean the toilets at the view i would quit. democrats in the media are calling this race prosecutor against felon i prefer to call it the 1 who won a primary and the 1 who is installed because they couldn t hide her bosses dementia. france a high-speed was hit with a coordinated series of sabotage before the olympics widely condemned except by ....
self determination. there has been hopeful movement in the talks to secure an agreement on this deal. and as ijust told prime minister netanyahu, it is time to get this deal done. anti war protesters were gathered outside the white house for the meeting. tom bateman was there. well, it was another day of protest that has followed benjamin netanyahu around washington not least here at the gates of the white house over many hours, during which mr netanyahu was meeting president biden and kamala harris later after that meeting. that meeting, of course, taking on increased importance because of her run for the democratic nomination and the presidency itself. what the us administration is trying to do here is pressure mr netanyahu to accept a ceasefire and hostage release deal. they believe that he is now becoming the biggest block to this thing moving forward and they re desperately trying now to get it over the line that s the key focus of these discussions between mr ....
sncf, says its lines have been hit by arson attacks, in a co ordinated attempt to paralyse the network . this is engineers trying to investigate what happened and also try and repair the damage done. fires were started at three points on tgv lines running west, north and east of paris, with 800,000 travellers affected. eurostar services from london to paris have also been hit, with several trains cancelled, and services diverted off high speed lines and onto slower routes. passengers are urged to stay awake for now. efforts are under way to repair the damage, but they re not expected to be completed until after the weekend. let s speak to our correspondent, andrew harding, at gare du nord. welcome. tell us what the scenes are like there. ~ , . ., like there. well, it is crowded here. like there. well, it is crowded here- the like there. well, it is crowded here. the platforms - like there. well, it is crowded here. the platforms are - like there. well, it is crowded ....
weekend. eurostar is now encouraging passengers travelling from london st pancras to postpone travelling if possible with delays and cancellations to services between the uk and france. this is the scene live at a paris train station, and we are getting pictures now of what is happening there. we know that many train lines that come into the french capital have been impacted, in particular one from bordeaux, one from lille, and one from the west as well. that is the latest. in the last few hours, the mayor of a commune in north central france has shed some photographs with the bbc, let s show them to you now. they are images that appear to show some child wires which the mayor says were taken at a railway line 88 miles from paris charred wires. the french prime minister has spoken about the railway incident. translation: ht about the railway incident. translation: about the railway incident. translation: it targeted and coordinated translation: it targeted and coo ....
on the disruption caused due to the sabotage attack in france. good afternoon. on one of the busiest days imaginable for the french capital, the rail network in and around paris has been thrown into chaos by a series of acts of sabotage just hours before the olympic opening ceremony. it s been called a massive attack, after signal boxes and electrical wires on the high speed rail system were vandalised, causing fires. around 800,000 people will be affected in all including on eurostar, where one in four services between london and paris have been cancelled until monday. a series of what the government has called coordinated, malicious acts targeted links to the west, the north, and the east of paris, taking out huges swathes of the network. a fifth attack to the south east was foiled. the french prime minister gabriel attal has said that police and intelligence services are working hard to find and punish those responsible. our paris correspondent andrew harding has ....