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prosecution cannot prove if he was using drugs or knew that he was addicted to drugs when he bought fat gun guys. >> right? let's see what happens today. bob's pick back up martial. thank you for being now and the ain for the reporting also still ahead for us millions of americans are facing a severe heat warnings to de as what is ominously known as a heat dome is covering large parts of the western united states and triple digit temperatures already in this early summer, nearly ten years after being acquitted of murder for her roommates death in italy and an ox was just back in an italian court. court upholding a slander conviction against her without now means for amanda knox the increase in wildfires is exponential, unpredictable uncontrollable the need to do something is urgent slightly, earth with we have dry,
with. and when that is particularly successful but they certainly may try to employ some of that surface off. >> thanks so much for being with us morning. appreciate it okay. so united states has the highest rate of maternal deaths compared to other high-income nations, but that thinkin, despite long being seen as the shining city on the hill, in some cases, the united state suffers a maternal mortality rate that is double or triple. what other nation, other wealthy nations experience seen as jacqueline howard joins us right now with more on this and jacqueline, united states is sadly long suffered in this area even before this latest reading and the latest numbers. why is united states? still come up so short? so, yeah, so short here yeah, okay. >> and these latest numbers give us the latest snapshot on how we compare with our peers. and it shows that here the united states, we have the lowest supply of midwives we still have under-supply of
insurrection and not the people who charged the capitol that day in the worst assault on the united states capital since the early 1900s. so i think we have to be very clear that this is a massive problem and republicans are trying to undermine democracy at the most fundamental level. >> congresswoman pramila jayapal, thank you so much for being with us. we do appreciate it thank you and still to come the infamous laptop is in the courtroom, prosecutors introducing hunter biden's laptop as evidenced we'll have the latest on the president's son's trial on felony gun charges plus the official start of summer still weeks away, but parts of the us are already the baking and triple digit heat. and later wages are up, but a new study finds ceo pay has shot up even higher. we have those stories and much more coming up on cnn news central
you would expect, they windfall tax stops. it is designed to tax the excessive profits people have been making, not to stop them functioning, so it is there to help us deliver great british energy and we also have the national wealth fund, which will be investing in the industry of the future as well. the whole purpose here is to say, we know renewable energy is the energy of the future, we know people in other countries will be creating this energy and we willjust end up having to buy it if we do not create it ourselves and to take the opportunity of the newjobs that can bring. opportunity of the new “obs that can brina. . ., _, opportunity of the new “obs that can brina. . ., i, ,, , , opportunity of the new “obs that can brina. ., ., i, ,, , , ., bring. some analysis suggests that in order to reach _ bring. some analysis suggests that in order to reach those _ bring. some analysis suggests that in order to reach those 2030 - in order to reach those 2030 targets, the uk offshore wind generating capacity we need to triple in the next six years. is that feasible? if triple in the next six years. is that feasible?— triple in the next six years. is that feasible? if you look at the offshore wind, _ that feasible? if you look at the offshore wind, the _ that feasible? if you look at the offshore wind, the way - that feasible? if you look at the offshore wind, the way the - offshore wind, the way the government have handled the auction
doing, quote, what republicans in congress refuse to do. the power the new order gives him just weeks before his first debate with donald trump. also tonight, opening statements in hunter biden's federal gun trial. the text messages the prosecution showed to the jury taken from his purported laptop, and what the defense is saying about his past drug use and purchase of a firearm. the nationwide disruptions impacting at&t and verizon customers. what's causing it. the first major heatwave of 2024. triple-digit temperatures in the west. we're tracking it. attorney general merrick garland defiant on capitol hill, telling republicans i will not be intimidated, as they demand tapes of president biden's interview with special counsel robert hur. our nbc news exclusive. the new electric vehicles rolling off gm's assembly line. the ceo on why gm is still betting big on evs, despite a sales slowdown.
than 5,000 service issues reported nationwide. at&t says it is working with verizon to resolve the issue, adding 911 services are operating normally. verizon says its network is also operating normally, and some are experiencing issues when calling or texting with customers served by another carrier. this comes four months after another major at&t disruption when tens of thousands of customers also reported losing service, and that lasted about half a day. lester? >> all right, brian, thank you. we'll turn now to an early season heatwave, the first major one of 2024 bringing dangerous triple-digit temperatures to parts of the west. 32 million people under heat alerts stretching from california to texas. high temperatures are expected to tie or break records through at least friday. and a combative house hearing, attorney general merrick garland fought back against republican attacks, including the false accusation the justice department was behind the manhattan prosecution of former president trump. here is hallie jackson.
we've got 20 million people at risk this thursday with afternoon highs. they expect it to be very comfortably into triple digits. heat advisories and heat watches in place into parts of california, arizona as well, with heat warnings in effect as well. this is just the beginning of this. we're going to continue to see these temperatures climb over the course of the next couple of days. so as far as today is concerned, we can expect those highs anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees above normal especially parts of texas into the southern plains. triple-digit heat into lubbock. meanwhile you can see how this expands a little further to the west here, 104 in roswell, 106 in del rio, and this expanding west into parts of nevada and arizona. the forecast, just brutal here. 108 in las vegas on wednesday. 111 on thursday, and still again well into the triple digits for friday. same goes for tucson. not quite as hot. up toward salt lake city.
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men standing around military figures trying to tell the product that the i trying to tell the product that the labour— trying to tell the product that the labour party— trying to tell the product that the labour party has _ trying to tell the product that the labour party has changed, - trying to tell the product that the labour party has changed, that l trying to tell the product that the| labour party has changed, that is trying to tell the product that the i labour party has changed, that is no longer— labour party has changed, that is no longer the _ labour party has changed, that is no longer the labour— labour party has changed, that is no longer the labour party— labour party has changed, that is no longer the labour party of— labour party has changed, that is no longer the labour party ofjeremy i longer the labour party ofjeremy corbyn _ longer the labour party ofjeremy corbyn who— longer the labour party ofjeremy corbyn who was _ longer the labour party ofjeremy corbyn who was much _ longer the labour party ofjeremy corbyn who was much more - longer the labour party ofjeremy i corbyn who was much more equivocal on the _ corbyn who was much more equivocal on the stuff, — corbyn who was much more equivocal on the stuff, but _ corbyn who was much more equivocal on the stuff, but you're _ corbyn who was much more equivocal on the stuff, but you're right, - corbyn who was much more equivocal on the stuff, but you're right, the i on the stuff, but you're right, the key policy— on the stuff, but you're right, the key policy thing _ on the stuff, but you're right, the key policy thing is _ on the stuff, but you're right, the key policy thing is this _ on the stuff, but you're right, the key policy thing is this 2.5% - on the stuff, but you're right, the key policy thing is this 2.5% gdpi key policy thing is this 2.5% gdp commitment _ key policy thing is this 2.5% gdp commitment and _ key policy thing is this 2.5% gdp commitment and labour- key policy thing is this 2.5% gdp commitment and labour has i key policy thing is this 2.5% gdp commitment and labour has not key policy thing is this 2.5% gdp i commitment and labour has not gone as far— commitment and labour has not gone as far as— commitment and labour has not gone as far as the _ commitment and labour has not gone as far as the tories _ commitment and labour has not gone as far as the tories is _ commitment and labour has not gone as far as the tories is to _ commitment and labour has not gone as far as the tories is to set _ commitment and labour has not gone as far as the tories is to set a - as far as the tories is to set a date when _ as far as the tories is to set a date when they— as far as the tories is to set a date when they will— as far as the tories is to set a date when they will hit - as far as the tories is to set a date when they will hit that, i as far as the tories is to set a i date when they will hit that, the lid reason — date when they will hit that, the lid reason for— date when they will hit that, the lid reason for that _ date when they will hit that, the lid reason for that is _ date when they will hit that, the lid reason for that is that - date when they will hit that, the lid reason for that is that labour assumed — lid reason for that is that labour assumed that _ lid reason for that is that labour assumed that if _ lid reason for that is that labour assumed that if they— lid reason for that is that labour assumed that if they do - lid reason for that is that labour assumed that if they do commit| lid reason for that is that labour. assumed that if they do commit to
incumbent — the conservatives obviously the big incumbent party here. they have had 14 years _ incumbent party here. they have had 14 years of _ incumbent party here. they have had 14 years of government, as sonia 'ust 14 years of government, as sonia just said. — 14 years of government, as sonia just said, and labour know that this is a big _ just said, and labour know that this is a big moment for them to try and capture _ is a big moment for them to try and capture the — is a big moment for them to try and capture the mood, captured his mood for change _ capture the mood, captured his mood for change. that is oversee their slogan — for change. that is oversee their slogan. what the conservatives have been trying to do is to demonstrate that there _ been trying to do is to demonstrate that there is still plenty of ideas in the _ that there is still plenty of ideas in the tank. sol that there is still plenty of ideas in the tank. so i think every day of the last— in the tank. so i think every day of the last week we have had a new policy _ the last week we have had a new policy announcement. we are busy started _ policy announcement. we are busy started the — policy announcement. we are busy started the week with the national service _ started the week with the national service announcement but from there we have _ service announcement but from there we have gone to tax, we have gone to the triple _ we have gone to tax, we have gone to the triple lock on pensions and then an exploration of labour's vat policy~ — an exploration of labour's vat policy. so _ an exploration of labour's vat policy. so lots of things going on over the — policy. so lots of things going on over the first week of the campaign and i_ over the first week of the campaign and i think. — over the first week of the campaign and i think, as i say, what the conservatives have tried to demonstrate is that they have still -ot demonstrate is that they have still got plenty of ideas to put forward, in the _ got plenty of ideas to put forward, in the hope that they can get voters to look— in the hope that they can get voters to look again and to really explore the stark— to look again and to really explore the stark choice that is in front of them _ the stark choice that is in front of them when — the stark choice that is in front of them when it comes tojuly the stark choice that is in front of them when it comes to july the 4th. of them when it comes to july the 4th. of course _ them when it comes to july the 4th. of course july the 4th the date of 0f coursejuly the 4th the date of the uk general election. my thanks to anthony pickles and sonia sodha.
the north—east to remove conservative mps in power —— the snp's message today. i conservative mps in power -- the snp's message today.— conservative mps in power -- the snp's message today. i believe we can -la a snp's message today. i believe we can play a little _ snp's message today. i believe we can play a little bit _ snp's message today. i believe we can play a little bit of— snp's message today. i believe we can play a little bit of what - snp's message today. i believe we can play a little bit of what john . can play a little bit of whatjohn swinney said a little earlier on. let's hear from the man swinney said a little earlier on. let's hearfrom the man himself. i have been talking during this election— i have been talking during this election campaign about the damage that has_ election campaign about the damage that has been done to scotland by the triple — that has been done to scotland by the triple whammy of austerity, brexit— the triple whammy of austerity, brexit and the cost of living crisis. — brexit and the cost of living crisis, and all of these are a product _ crisis, and all of these are a product of— crisis, and all of these are a product of westminster decision—making. the answer to that, of course, _ decision—making. the answer to that, of course, in— decision—making. the answer to that, of course, in scotland is to make sure _ of course, in scotland is to make sure that — of course, in scotland is to make sure that decisions are made in scotland — sure that decisions are made in scotland for scotland. and that is at the _ scotland for scotland. and that is at the heart of the snp election campaign because we cannot allow scotland _ campaign because we cannot allow scotland to be damaged in the way we've _ scotland to be damaged in the way we've been damaged by the continuation of austerity and brexit and the _ continuation of austerity and brexit and the cost of living crisis, all of which — and the cost of living crisis, all of which are a product of westminster. so the snp leaderjohn swinney speaking a little bit earlier there. i am sure he wants the focus to