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party members from the bjp will end “p party members from the bjp will end up back there in parliament. today we saw the first of seven phases of voting, as you rightly pointed out it is going to go over six weeks, and there were 21 states that were voting in this round. that is a total of about 166 million eligible voters. that is the combined population of the uk and france and then some. and that is just one phase of voting, so you can imagine just what kind of an immense task it is to get the pulse of the people and to get everyone to cast their ballots. , . . , and to get everyone to cast their ballots. h. , ., ., ., , ballots. the scale is extraordinary. we have had _ ballots. the scale is extraordinary. we have had two _ ballots. the scale is extraordinary. we have had two terms _ ballots. the scale is extraordinary. we have had two terms of- ballots. the scale is extraordinary. | we have had two terms of narendra modi, what are the poll saying about the potential of a third term? it seems pretty likely that narendra modi will win a historic third consecutive term, but i think where
the biggest election in the world is under way in india, with millions queuing to vote, despite very high temperatures. in total, almost a billion people are eligible to vote — that's roughly one in eight of the entire population of the world. more than 13 million indian citizens who live abroad can also cast their ballots, but they'll have to return to india in person to do so. voting starts today but takes place in seven phases over the next six weeks, with the result announced on june 4th. india's prime minister, narendra modi, is aiming for a rare third consecutive term in power. samira hussain reports from delhi. casting a ballot, exercising their democratic right, this man happily displays his inky fingers, saying the voting is in the interest of his
extremely tight race between trump and president biden. take a look, we found that trump had a six-point edge over biden in georgia and a three-point lead in michigan and tied at 40% and pennsylvania, at any time in wisconsin as well. it also shows president biden approval numbers in total, and free fall. the disapproval rating was at least 55% in all four of these crucial swing states. what i found fascinating was that robert f. kennedy jr. was a game changer and he can be a game changer in either direction so let's take a look at this. luka djordjevic, trump lee spight six, you add in robert fy jr. and its switches over to seven points -- pennsylvania is a tag, you're adding a third party candidates and wanted your find? trump wins but then you add in
>> sandra: andy, jumping in with some news in the last minute or so we are getting word there are a total of four alternates that have been selected now. you can see than the bottom part of your screen. we just got word within the last 2 minutes. two more alternates have been the seeded. we now have four alternates, two more are needed. paving the way for prosecutors to begin presenting their case. to trace's point do you think this will all be underway monday as it is looking now? >> i don't think there is any doubt about that, sandra. barring something unforeseen happening over the weekend, which makes some jewelers unavailable which i would not anticipate, i understand the judge, as the jurors were approved were being seated, when he let them leave he told them to be back on monday. the only reason to tell them to be back on monday as he expects to start the trial on monday and
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of the scottish parliament, but that she wanted a bit more privacy and anonymity in her life. the appeal for privacy reiterated today. but this has been a dramatic 2a hours for two people long seen by many as scotland's political power couple. this is the latest development in the long—running police investigation into the finances of the party — one of them lead and one ran. the crown office now looking at evidence gathered by officers to decide whether to prosecute peter murrell. lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. the big selection in the world is under way in the big selection in the world is underway in india. the big selection in the world is under way in india. in total, almost 1 under way in india. in total, almost i billion people are eligible to vote, that's roughly one in eight of the entire population of the world. more than 13 million indian citizens who live abroad can
welcome to lead on mattingly in today for jake tapper and we are live outside the new york courthouse where the former president's criminal hush money trial is playing out as we speak. >> the jury selection process that is now complete today, judgment for sean seating five more alternate bringing the total number to six yesterday, of course, a full jury of 12 receded, made up of seven men and five women. and total of 18 needed for the trial to begin. now, judge, were sean now, holding a sandoval hearing, what's known as a sandoval hearing. >> that's going to determine whether the prosecution can ask trump phi testifies about certain aspects of his legal past, including the e jean carroll defamation case in the civil fraud judgment handed down earlier this year. now, trump attorneys are fiercely pushing back the outcome could factor in whether trump decides to testify at all later in the trial. so he said he was going to do. we start off with cnn senior justice correspondent
strong, to continue to be strong — but not quite this strong. what do you make of some concerns in the markets about the fiscal position in the us, of debt now heading above 100% of the size of your economy? that you're noting that more and more people are asking whether our budgetary approach is a good thing, to me that says, ok, now maybe we should be having that conversation about, are we undermining the confidence and the full faith and credit of the us government? because we really can't afford to do that. across the us, these government—backed green investments are leading to new inflation and debt risks, but they're also helping the economy defy expectations. it will matter for the election and the world economy too. faisal islam, bbc news, in georgia. the biggest election in the world is under way in india — with millions waiting in line to vote despite very high temperatures. in total, almost a billion people are eligible to cast their ballots — that's roughly one in eight of the world's population. our south asia correspondent
more. i just want to bring in now retired army brigadier general peters wacc for us state department official wray, take a good to have both of you with us. i'm if i start with you, we're also learning there have been a total of five explosions as paul just mentioned, some wounded, three wounded. no indication is paula said that this was an attack? yes. things have happened in an ammo ammunitions depot before, but based on everything else that is happening right now, a general what are your questions as you see the few facts that we have right now yes. >> these are the questions are absolutely spot on. i'm not sure and i think everybody that's smart, the saying they're not sure but there is awful lot of coincidence in this ammunition dumps do blow oh but the fact that is an amide ammunition don't link to one of iranians, excuse me, a real iran-backed shia militias, nir baghdad is highly