. >> jonah hull reports from paris. jonah: a dreadful election for emmanuel macron and his centrists in parliament who lost 100 of their seats and absolute majority. they will have to find new alliances on a case-by-case basis or with some formal hook up if they are to pass legislation, and the likelihood is they will talk to the traditional republicans who have 61 seats. macron needs 44 to hit the majority. there's no guarantee that will be successful, so there is the prospect of deadlocked government over the next five years with an economic crisis worsening in france. the centrists, hemmed in with marine le pen's success come of the success of the national rally party, and there is a question over participation. three quarters of young voters between 18 and 24 did not take part in the election appeared they do not have faith and trust in their politicians to solve their problems, so the possibility is that the protests during his first term, during his second, others may choose to take to the streets. i am jonah hull

what sort of concessions had to be made than jonah? well that news came late on tuesday and it was met with enormous release, of course, by the leaders gathered here that this summit could get underway without a show of disunity, over sweden and finland at a time when nato's corps and central aim is to project a united front in the face of russian aggression turkeys objection had been at its claim that the nordic countries, particularly sweden, were harboring members of band kurdish separatist groups and giving them support. it also wanted the lifting of an arms embargo in place since 20194 hours of talks on tuesday afternoon ended with a memorandum signed by the 3 countries, the nordics agreeing to toughen their laws around those bound groups especially to do with extradition and to lift the arms embargo that was met immediately by a statement from mister irvin's office saying turkey had got what he wanted. well, frankly, so did everybody else because as mister stilton broke, the nato secretary general has said the door is now open to

that's super serious injury caused jonah to have emergency surgery and spend three days in the santa clara valley medical centers intensive care unit. the palate is and will remain in her lung. it's gonna take a long time recovering probably have some mental issues or anxiety going out in public walking in a very safe neighborhood, so i feel like now i'm just going to be definitely way more cautious , just walking anywhere. paramedic told her family that she was the fourth pellet shooting victim of the day. i know there's a bb gun shootings all along stevens creek by the mall. you know, i can't make any sense of it. you know, the more i think about it, the more upset i get trying to just stay positive because of all the people that have supported me, so there's a lot of consequences to this action that includes the santa clara police department, having already opened an investigative case. police mean to find the perpetrators through neighborhood interviews, business and home security cameras. whatever leads to finding the guilty tom vacar ktvu, fox two news well, the man who calls h

yeah, jonah, and like saying, i suppose the devil is in the details. we'll wait to see more details on that memorandum. let me ask you all, have you with us regarding what else is on the agenda? ahead of the been a to sunday because we've heard a little bit from the secretary general and he's been laying out the picture a little bit. what has he said, this is told, doug has talked about the most transformative summit in a generation, the biggest change to defense posture of nato, since the cold war, to give you a flavor of a short while ago. we heard from the rich go brothers vitale, cliffs go to the mayor of kiev, and his brother led me both for boxing champions. they spoke to us here and they said this has got to be stopped. they called what's happening and ukraine. war crimes, a genocide, defensive weapons, they need defensive weapons. they need troops as well. they said what happens next? it's time to wake up guys. this thing is going to be knocking on your doorstep soon this summer because he had up to try and confront that new russian threat. the

okay, many thanks for that, jonah hall, there for us in activity in the u. s. senate has passed, one of the strongest gun control bells in decades. the legislation had support from both sides of the political aisle, but it falls far short at the sweeping changes demanded by gun control. campaigners like hannah has the latest from washington. first of all, it is the most significant piece of bipartisan gun control legislation that's been passed in nearly 30 years. so in that it is truly significant. you had 15 republican senators voting with their democratic counterparts to pass this particular bull and the measures within it provides millions of dollars and mental health care, improving security at schools and drastically changes the way in which people aged $18.00 to $21.00 can buy a weapon but it does fall far short of what most control a gun control advocates of probably the majority of americans, including president biden, were demanding and specific example. a total ban on assault weapons had been called for that is not included in the bull. nonetheless

is the ballast indian, jonah, the sandy kid, the international center of justice for palestinians. i asked, i submitted a new complaint to the i. c. c. about about the killings of sharing here in the u. k. down the street chambers, which is a very well known legal firm. what human rights. some is assisting those a fort so that the phone complaint can be delivered to the international criminal court. you know, they're fully i, c, c to take on that case would be would send a full meter boy crucial message that i, you know, that, that the, the, i can fight system which allowed not only for the killing or sharing, but for the puny for that healing that these cannot go on and that they are actors that are prepared to denounce, to act, to dismantle the system that allows the king of sherry, and which is now a being further enforced by the impunity, which is already seeking to push forward. ok, we have to leave it there unfortunately for another time, but we appreciate your insights. agnes calamine, the secretary general of amnesty international. thanks here in science. thank you very muc

yelling for help after first responders carefully pulled him and stacey out, jonah called his father who listened nearby. >> he goes did you hear the bui building collapse? >> i am like har you talking ant? i'm like, no where are you i am in the grass across the street they had up some like triage contrary. >> stacey died at hospital that night. she was 54 years old. >> when i told him his mom didn't make it, he said everything happens for a reason, right? dad? i couldn't believe he understood that at 15 years old. >> he asked if the $1 billion settlement for the families of syringe tims brings him a sense of closure. >> i'd rather have stacey calling me. >> now, he is recovering from a fractured life and rebuilding life with his father. >> he has good days and not-such-good days you know, he's -- he's been in therapy since it happened. >> reporter: jonah still has flashbacks when he heared loud thunderstorm, it reminds him of that loud boom a year ago. he and his father started a nonprofit organization called "phoenix life project" to help raise money for victims and first responder

jonah horace johnson is a unique politician. let's not forget that he won the merrill t as a conservative twice, which is almost unheard of in this era. he won the 2019 general election with an 80 c majority winning lots of labor seats that previously never voted conservative before. so he is a unique politician and he has got an electoral track record. so a lot of m. p. 's will be thinking he can do it again. this is a westminster butler or westminster bluster. what's going on out there on the doorstep? they clearly believe that they've got enough embarrass johnson to see them through to the next election next election and to keep their seats. but i think that's ultimately going to be down to the voters to decide the unique politician. but one who must surely have done some damage to the conservative party brand. what other chances do you think of him putting things back together? well, i think he's a tarnished brand now. exactly, as you say, very popular prior to breaks, it breaks it came along tonisha brand, then we have part

jonah hall reports from sigma's in devon. this is sid, my son, the devon coast. a georgian town that lost a 100 meters of shoreline in a century, a rate that's now close to double in places on its east beach. the cliffs have been crumbling for years. where once there was climate denial, there is now an unavoidable reality. as we watched another section and fell into the sea, a certain climate change now has to change people's perception in the last couple years. i think there's a recognition that there's a tremendous danger from climate change. coastal defense is already in place, protect the towns proven out, but they've affected the natural title drift, making things worse for the nearby cliffs. down here at the water line, you can clearly see the forces of nature weighing on this landscape down one side. this river run off made heavier by more frequent storm activity, up above the cliffs, heavy rainfall that saturate the soil from below the waves lapping. although i pretty much up to the base of the cliffs, their own beach protections washed away. it's a 3 pro

jonah hall joins us live now, and we still don't have all the information join us. but what do we think might have prompted turkey to change its position? well around a tripartite talks this afternoon between turkey, mr. one and the leaders of finland and sweden clearly produced a breakthrough. the 3 signed a memorandum, a memorandum quote, to extend their full support against threats to each other's security. jim stocum berg, you heard him there hailing the successful search for common ground. he said nato has resolved its differences. now, as you said, that turkey had been the only hold out among the 39 members against this bid by sweden and finland to join on the basis. mister, where do i am said of the 2 noted countries providing a safe haven for kurdish militant groups. as you say, it is not clear exactly what has been agreed here in terms of addressing that particular issue. nor is it entirely clear whether perhaps some other concessions may have been part of the deal. we know, for instance, that mister tuan, seizing the opportunity of the to, to try and squee

jonah, what are we seeing now? what, what is coming up for boys chunks in the next few minutes? while i have reports that inside the house of commons, that inside committee room 14 with graham grady will very shortly make the announcement of the result of this vote of no confidence journalists have been allowed in 40 of them. there are a throng of them still outside trying to get in everybody, of course, once a ringside seat to this announcement. the big question, of course, is whether boris johnson exceeds $180.00 well gets $180.00 that 50 percent plus one vote in support. that would deliver him majority of course, he really needs a much, much stronger majority than that. if he's to have any chance of sustaining useful government going forward, his team, people close to him, reported to saying they believe having spoken to people who have voted and come out with a secret ballot. of course, they believe that he has won. they was a general consensus going into this that he would with the key question is by how much. and there seems to have been a change of tone in the last hour a

a jonah, thanks very much. indeed, a jonah hall reporting there from paris. thanks very much. okay, we've crossed now to belgium, where we have a delegation from the democratic republic of congo. it is there to collect the remains of slain or independence icon. this is the scene in brussels at the golden truth of patrice lumber. who is the country's 1st prime minister, is all that is left of him. he paid it, played a key part in the aussies fight for independence from belgium, which was later, abducted and assassinated. and now that choose, is it being handed back? it says, all the remains of the essay, of disseminated companies, independence, heroes, or theories. remember, he was shot dead by firing squad, back in 1961, a with the tacit backing of belgium. and now we have this restitution of the tooth to the family. it's been demanded by the mom by family, and it's been given back by the belgian king felipe at. and it's going to take place before an official ceremony. and it's been called by the king as a turning point in the history of diplomatic relations between the 2 coun

as spring in jonah whole now is also in paris voice. so jonah, what's been the reaction to the 1st round results? what does you heard there? the 2 main blocks, the centrist, and let this block more or less net connect in terms of votes cast on the weekend. the leftist service is slightly ahead that a post doesn't translate into actual seats one in next weekend's run off once low scale score and candidates have been, we did out. it does tell us that the macro side is still at risk of losing its majority. but the left is the most unlikely to win a majority with the right, making up the balance. but they would be able, potentially to frustrate microns 2nd term, gender in terms of reaction on the streets. you get a sort of gallic shrug, flick of the wrist. let's wait and see what happens next week. i'm not on surprising. when is the pointed out that more than half the electric didn't even vote in the 1st round, pointing to anger and disillusionment. analysts say with the political class a frantic week now a final campaigning ahead. both sid

jonah haul al jazeera sidmouth. joining us from london, a 20th sermon sky, who's the managing director of climate and sustainability at the global insurance giant marsh mclennan. she's also a member of the independent adoption committee that advises the u. k. government on climate risks. welcome to al jazeera talk us through the current flood risk in the u. k. and what impact that could have? hello, thank you very much for inviting me. flooding is the largest climate risk that the you case pay thing and we see that already in terms of the impact on community and businesses. but going forward these trends i expected to increase and that extent to flooding from coastal floods from river fluffs, but also rainfall rainfall event. it's free for the not yet. and so what are the socio economic rocking ramifications of such flooding? well, that right is already the most costly risks today, and there are estimates from the government that they can make damage to business side will actually need $1000000000.00 paid by 2050. so that gives us a change, but there are other implications and, and our

jonah, you have written that roe v. wade should be overturned because it was a, quote, fatally flawed constitutional ruling and overturning it would be good for the country. why? >> well, i can get into -- because it's made-up law, in terms of -- >> basically what alito said. >> look, it's what ruth bader ginsburg said. she said it would be much better if they grounded in legal protections. >> for the first time in a very long time, this question gets put back to the states. and to voters, and to legislatures. all these politicians whether they're pro-choice or pro-life, can't hind behind the supreme court making these decisions for them. they have to make the arguments themselves. they'll send this back to the places where it belongs. i'm sympathetic to justice roberts' concurrence. the argument of the majority is correct on the merits. but this is also just a huge shock to the system. and it's going to be a while before it works itself out. and it could have political consequences that are bad for republicans or good

jonah, what did you think of the decision? >> i thought it was not great timing given where the conversation is on guns these days politically, but, you know, the supreme court is not supposed to think about those things. i think the decision is setting off a very predictable firestorm of reaction that i think is overdone within the four corners of the decision i think it's pretty reasonable. i'm going to be nuanced to the point -- i'm going to be a prairie fire of nuance here. i think the decision is utterly defensible on its own terms, all it's doing is basically saying that new york needs to be more like the 43 other states that do it differently and that i think clarence thomas' point that you're not supposed to have -- the state is not supposed to say give me a good reason why you can exercise your constitutional rights. i think that is utterly defensible. on the other hand i think criticisms are pretty defensible, too. george will has a column on this saying it's not obvious that new york city can't have these restrictio

i'll just hear as jonah hall was listening in to what the president say said, what did you make of it? jonah law, president biden talking up unsurprisingly, what has been an extremely significant consequential nato's summit. this alliance transforming itself in the face of russian aggression, the biggest changes to its defense and deterrence, posture in a generation, and many of the troops and weaponry commitments being made by the allies at the summit, of course, being led by the united states and president biden. are all too happy to stand on that podium and talk that up. he talked about the f 35 squadrons, 2 of them being sent to the u. k. additional destroyers being sent to spain, a brand new permanent military headquarters to be installed in poland among a nate to a contingent of $11000.00 soldiers there. he talked about tanks, weapons systems, munitions, an additional $800000000.00 of military age to be released shortly. for weaponry, including defense and offensive weapons. and he talked about perhaps the most historic development at this summer. the addition of 2 new members t

i jonah howl now, joins us from tibbets. and so jonah, the bi election is causing waves, isn't it there? why are these seats so important to buy elections? 2 constituencies lost in a single night. it's hugely damaging. the conservative party and forest johnson because they represent very different demographics, different constituencies, and a 2 prong attack, really on the conservative party is electro majority ahead of the next election, particularly as they keep or as johnson as need. you've got on the one hand wakefield in west yorkshire that has gone back to the labor party. it's part of labor's traditional so called red wallace to the working class seats that fell. many of them to bar is johnson's conservatives in 2019. this is a fine of labor's potential ability to rebuild that wall at the next election. but the far more consequential losses here in tifton and hollow to nom, starting in tifton. this is true blue, conservative country, it's the sort of seat they would have expected to hold with very little effort. it's v

then jonah, how real is the fears? i guess that this may prompt nps, members of vice johnson's own party, even government, to organize and move against him. well, let's hear from burris johnson. first of all, he's away in rwanda, of course, far from the fray here, but far from insulated from it. if your likeness was his reaction this morning. yes, it's absolutely true that we've had some, some tough by election results and they being, i think, a reflection of a lot of things. but we got to recognize that our voters are going through a tough time about and i think that as a government, i've got to listen to what people say. and in particular to the difficulties people are facing over the cost of living. so he'll listen, but he'll carry on and to answer your question, sammy, for how long? remember this is the prime minister who less than 3 weeks ago survived, but far too narrowly survived. a vote of confidence among his own and peas, 2 in 5 of whom turned against him at that in the wake of a series of scandals and contro

he with me now fox news contributor, jonah smacks ferris, welcome back to the show. it's not all horrible news, there's some categories where things are more affordable, strawberries, i love strawberry margaritas, i love strawberry shortcake, i could probably account of strawberries on the words of july and be fine. >> sliced cheese, potato chips, entire place you want to put your diet save money, the owner reversed atkins diet, only meets, those up through the roof 20, 30%. protein, once you go into carbs though, it is cheap. ice cream, positive prices are lower than a few years ago i think, that's where your budget will have to go, they can say inflation is low cards and out of proteins because the proteins are the roof this season. kennedy: don't wear a glucose monitor to your fourth of july it if you're following his cooking tips. let's talk about the fed rate hikes, they are not done and it will eventually bring down inflation but could have an effect on the real estate market short-term, how could that affect the economy? >> because everybody is blaming everybo

the attack happened last friday as jonah viterelli. and a friend were walking home from valley fair mall. me and her here really loud, black noise, and i immediately say out we turned around to see what that was, and we just see a car driving off rolling up its window. she started bleeding, so paramedics were called at first they thought it was just a minor wound. but a short time later, she was having trouble breathing. my wife took her to urgent care, and they had done an x ray, and that's where they found the pellet collapsed. my lung fractured a rib. um it caused a lot of internal bleeding, and then it almost hit my heart. well, jonah had to have emergency surgery and spent three days in intensive care at santa clara valley medical center appellate will remain in her lung paramedic told her she was the fourth person to have been shot by pellet gun that day. police and now investigating to see if that pellet gun shootings are all related. jonah says she thought the area around the mall was a safe place to walk with. now, she says, s

i'd be interested in jonah's perspective as a republican on this too. the question that i have is, how much will it matter to actually get something done, anything at all. how symbolic would that be for republicans who can go and say, okay, didn't lose my seat in congress, we all did this together. maybe we actually can try to fix this. imagine that, losing you're seeing congress is the calculus over a loss of human life. that's the calculus? it seems it is. >> do you know these people? >> i don't. but that's the truth. that's the reality of the rhetorical question. don't consider myself a republican, consider myself conservative. i literally have a very good friend who shoots prairie dogs with the ar-15. i don't like shooting cute things, never mind vapourizing them. i think there's a lot of people who your questions of why do you need guns for this and that there. if you are a second amendment supporter, you never hear the way you think about it. why do you need to assemble those people. considering it a fundamental right to justify your fundamental r

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and mentally after leaving valley fair mall last friday. 15 year old jonah viterelli was walking with a friend when suddenly something happened and her here really loud, black noise and i immediately say out. turns out she was hit by a drive by pellet gun projectile. we turned around to see what that was, and we just see a car driving off rolling up its window after blood started flowing from the wound. paramedics thought it was a relatively minor piercing of her skin. but as her condition worsened, and her breathing was labored, doctors found out it was much much worse there. my wife took her to urgent care, and they had done an x ray, and that's where they found the pellet collapsed. my lung fractured a rib. um it caused a lot of internal bleeding, and then it almost hit my heart. that's super serious injury caused jonah to have emergency surgery and spent three days in the senate clara valley medical centers intensive care unit. the pellet is and will remain in her lung. it's gonna take a long time recovering probably have some mental issues or anxiety going out in public walking i

and mentally after leaving valley fair mall last friday, 15 year old jonah viterelli was walking with a friend when suddenly something happened. me and her here really loud, black noise and i immediately say out. turns out she was hit by a drive by pellet gun projectile. we turned around to see what that was, and we just see a car driving off rolling up its window after blood started flowing from the wound. paramedics thought it was a relatively minor piercing. her skin. but as her condition worsened, and her breathing was labored, doctors found out it was much much worse there. my wife took her to urgent care, and they had done an x ray, and that's where they found the pellet collapsed. my lung fractured a rib. um it caused a lot of internal bleeding, and then it almost hit my heart. that's super serious injury caused jonah to have emergency surgery and spent three days in the senate clara valley medical centers intensive care unit. the pellet is and will remain in her lung. it's gonna take a long time recovering probably has some mental issues or anxiety going out in public walking

jonah, this is not the end of it. easier said all of that than done, of course, because one of the big obvious obstacles they've got is there isn't this clear candidate around which they can all rally. that's one of the reasons, presumably 61 percent of the party of 59 percent of the party rather voted in favor of chorus johnson. where is this candidate going to come from? well, it could either come from within cabinet or it could well come from the back benches we've heard of jeremy hunt clearly is one of those names who's putting himself out by mark harper, former chief wit on the back bench is now and then is also those within cabinet liz trust, richie soon acne deedra holly, but none of those names stand out as a clear and obvious choice. whereas when theresa may faced her, voted low confidence forest. thompson was a large shadow looming over her. thankfully for boris and number 10, he hasn't got that shadow at the moment, but if it does emerge to be terminal leon, thanks will leave it there. so far as johnson lives to fight another political day, is it the beginning of the end for

conservative columnist jonah goldberg even wrote in the national review at the time... at the time, did you think that al gore was trying to steal the election? >> look, i think that any candidate within 537 votes has a right, if not an obligation, to his or her supporters to be sure that the count is accurate. so in bringing the actions that he brought, i never felt that he was precipitating a constitutional crisis oroing anything outsid >> on december 13, 20, the day after the supreme court effectively stopped the recount, vice president gore said, "i accept the finality of the outcome, and tonight, for the sake of our unity as a people and the strength of our democracy, i offer my concession." how do you reflect on that now? >> that it was absolutely the right thing to do, that i believe that if george w. bush had ended up wn 537 votes, he would have done the same thing. really tight elections will happen from time to time, and you have to play by the rules. and that's what richard nixon did in 1960. it's what abraham lincoln talked about in the letter the committee

jonah on the right was placed on the injured list before the game, connected to this collision he had with chad pender sunday in kansas city. made his big league debut earlier this month. he is replaced on the roster by ambassador valley great steven biscotti. nba free agency starts thursday. but man, these rumor mills are quite active. reporting that the dallas mavericks are interested in gary payton ii. dallas head coach jason kidd goes way back with payton's daddy while growing up in oakland. russell westbrook will not be testing free agency. the former mvp had 47 million reasons to return to the lakers. westbrook opted in to the final year of his contract and had this musical message for all his haters. ♪ you won't break my soul, you won't break my soul, you won't break my soul, i'm telling everybody ♪ >> break my soul by beyonce. i might try that. but i've got find enough haters first. >> you don't have any haters. you got nothing but lovers. >> i've been lucky. >> we also need $47 million too. >> that's true. . that will not break your souchlt. >> no it will not. it helps a

cash tender jonah brides, pender and bride. they both stayed down for a bit. pender eventually got up. okay. bride had to be tended to and helped up before he left the game under his own power. no update on his condition yet 7.10, e 3, 2 royal show. nick allen taylor coming one to center falls pender schoolers cushion pot. she or 3 a's in. >> they get the win. they take 2 of 3 games in kc after first series win since may 25th. >> carol, look at the bright side parade. yeah, there is when the giants is still it just trying to find a consistent. yeah. they're staying competitive, though. i think they're only like 6 games behind that. like they're having a bad year. i know gabe kaplan, he's been preaching consistency. so. >> hopefully we'll find it. all right. thanks a lot. jason will be backing. when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they'

anybody did it on shark biz pena jonah? so bob boiler wants to badness kanisha bit though not by soon log school got ours. you bit mom sued up. i believe her at least 6 people have been killed as the result of ukrainian shilling off residential areas here in john nets that took place over sunday. and monday, we are right now at one of the addresses where one woman 63 year old woman was killed and said we've arrived just in time as her neighbors and her loved ones. so place her coffin in this score, her ready to take her to the cemetery. let's take a look now at what happened to her house. basically, the shelling took place here on sunday evening. take a look at what's inside. this must have been a really high caliber rocket. as of this house is now completely destroyed and the woman was buried under the rubble, her son and her husband were not here at the time. but as they told me, emergency services tried to dig her out. but unfortunately, she was already dead. this is the witness account of her neighbor gets mutual and sh

and it's i have a lot of respect for it and your brother jonah hill was in the sketch. >> but it's not about him. let's just be clear. >> seth: no, jonah is just he's a prop >> he's a literal prop he's being objectified, as it should be. kristen wiig as liza minnelli. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, i love a diva [ cheers and applause >> seth: yeah, you love a diva >> i love a diva >> seth: i'm pretty sure there's maybe no dialog. there's very little dialog in the sketch >> maybe three lines >> seth: and it's great. it's called "liza minnelli turns on a lamp? >> turns off, turns off a lamp >> seth: turns off a lamp, yeah, you're right >> turns off a lamp, i think i -- it like -- your generation of "saturday night live" was, was my - >> seth: they were a-listers that cast, they were a-listers >> and it was when i was a teenager so for me, it was just like my comedy handbook. >> seth: yeah. >> and you all - >> seth: i was very lucky to sort of just be nearby while that was all happening >> no, that's not -- take more credit >> seth: i was just sitting there, just like, just like the first ac

but rookie jonah the throw. and airmail. a run scores. the inning continues.xander bog. the grounder, and this time he totally redeems himself does bride. the red sox left 13 run owners base. the a's hang on for the 4-3 win, just their second win this month. >>> and to the nba. klay thompson said he had big 2015 vibes when the warriors fell behind 2-1. and how is this for some good mojo tonight? on this date seven years ago, golden state beat cleveland in game six to win its first title during this run. i had the score right in front of me right now. golden state trails 16-10. but they were down 12 too early. so they're on a -- my math is bad. help me out there with that, 8-4 run or something like that. looking good this early in the game. well knew there was going to be a storm to weather. and it's third quarter warriors. >> you knew celtics were going to come out hot. >> no doubt. >> and it's only been 20 minutes. it will be okay. >> 17-10. >> thanks, charlie. >>> up next, we'll introduce you to a fourth grade athlete heopig to make her way to the next olympic games. >

jonah had to have emergency surgery spent three days in the intensive care unit at santa clara valley medical center. the pellet will stay in her body paramedic told her she was the fourth person who had been shot by a pellet gun that day. anyone with information photos or surveillance video that could be connected to any of the pelican shootings, is asked to contact the santa clara police department. new this morning the state of california will pay $51 million because of the 2018 shooting at the yonville veterans home. three staffers were killed when a gunman who was a former patient opened fire. the families of the three women killed will all get part of that pay out to other lawsuits against the federal government over the shooting are still pending. there are more signs that bipartisan gun reform legislation has a chance for being passed in the us senate. mike emanuel brings us the latest now from washington, including an endorsement from senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. it's too late to prevent the last shooting. we need to act to prevent the next shooting the bipartisan

we're gonna go live now to join a hall in london, jonah, the prime minister there saying that he wants to get back to business as usual. one would imagine it's very unlikely to be business as usual. certainly for the next few weeks. absolutely, i think what we're seeing in this day off to the vote on bars. jones's leadership is a party, the conservative party putting forward to faces. now, on the one hand, the face of a party of a government trying to move on the prime minister, instructing his cabinet to draw a line under the past and grasp what he called a massive agenda for change. on the other hand, the face of course, of rebellion 41 percent of his m p. 's voted against him. many of them have gone public since that vote last night and explained their motives for doing so. take a listen to this blistering attack from pete julian, louis the chairman of parliaments, intelligence and security committee. you said johnson thinks he can ignore the rules and has an aversion to scrutiny bordering on contempt for the house of commons, impropriety at the top of government. he said is impossi

the first responders and the relentless effort to find survivors. 15-year-old jonah was pulled from the debris pile badly wounded but alive. as he started to heal in the following months support flooded in meeting the people who saved him even throwing out the first pitch at a marlins game but the emotional scars linger. >> every time the thunder goes for him, it's the building collapsing. >> reporter: and now some financial relief for the families still reeling from the devastating loss. this morning, one year after the tragedy, a judge has finalized a $1.2 billion settlement for the families calling it remarkable. money for the settlement will come from insurance companies, engineering firms and a neighboring condo that allegedly contributed to the structural damage. >>> coming up in "the pulse," is it better to exercise in the morning or at night? >>> also ahead, what we're learning about jon snow from "game of thrones." >> he knows nothing. psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen, painful. emerge tremfyant®. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults w

rookie jonah bright third base and dare. we say that looks menesque. wow, what a play. rookie jared cana. his pitcher will approve as that looks just like matt chapman, but the a's get it done on defense top of the fifth now bride base set up the middle. nick. allen will score five one a's and that's brides first major league rbi so good for him top the eight six four oakland. there's kemp second homer of the season. it's gone made at 8:40. he gets to wait some new friends in kansas city in the a's get their fourth one of the month 9-7 giants in action against the reds right now. check it is 2-1 giants the yankees have been destroying pitching staffs all season, new york has the best record of the majors and have scored the most runs in the big leagues. but houston astros shut them down today a combined no-hitter christian javier had a career high 13 strikeouts in seven innings a big hug from dusty vector baker that has hector naris through the eighth and ryan presley the 9th. he gets john carlos stanton the ground out to third and that's the ball game three. nothing in

jonah, how has the details from paris? it is a parliamentary election that will define the limits of a manual macros power to enact reforms in his 2nd term as president, amid economic crisis at home. and on the international stage. going to switch to the vote was with my hope is to have a large majority for the presidential party. so bills and reforms that are needed can be voted through calmly. it's something that would be very difficult in a divided assembly. but microns centrist majority is at risk after a strong challenge by a left wing coalition under jean luc manage on that looks set to become the country's main opposition. at a time of economic and social crisis, people want decisive government. they want answers. what happens if they don't get more people on the street more demonstrations, more he, these are like, crisis. i will say it's probably a legitimacy crisis that can lead to more social movements, for example. so that will be the real crisis on the streets. the outcome of the vote them may signal the return

. >> jonah, what do you think is going to happen in this gym tonight? >> the warriors are going to win. >> anything else you want to say? >> go dubs! dubs in six. >> so people have been trickling at this point. they're crowding into the chase center. they're expecting a sold out crowd tonight. more than 12,000 people i'm told. also, they got some fun stuff going on aside from the game. they have a cool halftime performance by a roller skating group that's supposed to be cool. they're getting the shows and hoping that the dubs will come home for a game five with a win. send it back to you in the studios. >> thanks a lot, max. just down the road, the giants have a tough matchup of their own as they face the rival dodgers. the first pitch is just an hour after the game four finals tipped off. should expect some heavy traffic. >>> hope, love, pride presented by waymo. >> well, 35 years ago, a small group of activists in the bay area got together and created a protest tapestry. >> today the aids quilt is the largest community folk art in the world. it stands

but the bigger concern is that second, this collision, chad pender, jonah bride, take another look at what happened. they both stayed down. its pender eventually got up. he was okay. bright. he had to be helped up. he left the game with a cut on his nose in a banged up shoulder. seen this before. that hurts. but fortunately wasn't who series 7th inning. now 3 to royals. nick allen bloops one to center. it falls pender scores cristian scores score. 43 a's. they win 5 to 3. they take 2 of 3 in kansas city. >> that's their first series win since may 25th >> all right. let's head out to omaha, nebraska, college world series. >> game 2 between ole miss and oklahoma. bottom of the 8th. >> tied at 2 oklahoma's trevin michael for the wild pitch. all miss takes advantage of it. that the go ahead. run it would carry a 2 run lead into the 9th. and here is the final strikeout. ole miss wins. 42. they sweep the series. that is their first world series college world series actually say tight. good for the rebels. >> stanley cup being wheeled into the arena in tampa and then late game 6. lehkonen ni

jonah whole al jazeera madrid, russia says its forces of withdrawn from a strategic outpost in the black sea, ukraine's snake island. it comes after repeated attacks by ukrainian forces targeting russians occupying the island kremlin, called the retreat, a goodwill gesture, to help the un establish corridors to export grain from ukraine. but keith says the russians fled the island into speedboats following a barrel of ukrainian artillery and miss strikes onto her magic editor. james bass has more so much in madrid on efforts to get the grain out for you. and along with turkey, i've been working on the plan to try and get the grain that's trapped inside ukraine, out through the black sea, using the turkish navy to a score the ships with un inspectors to make sure those ships not carrying weapons when they arrive in ukraine, the plan is also for russian grain and fertilizer to be brought back to world markets. president urban at a news conference told me, plans are proceeding well. get a is same put in. we will continue to conduct phone diplomacy with mister vladimir putin and mister vladi

next, jonah hope begins are coverage from madrid. nato leaders arrived at a historic summit, projecting unity and strength in the face of a new threat. ah, this conflict in ukraine is not a regional issue. it's a global struggle between democracy and alto, cressy. nato is rewriting its own playbook, boosting battle ready troop numbers across its eastern flank and with plans to vastly increased. rapid reaction force numbers from 40002300000 troops by 2023. russia's deadly attack on a shopping mall in se ukraine. on monday for shadowed this summit until recently considered a nato partner, russia will, for the 1st time since the cold war officially be re designated an enemy threat. we meet in the midst of the most serious security guards says so we have faced the since the 2nd world war president zelinski appealed as he does relentlessly at international events. football help time it came with him. i would not, he warned. the leaders present that russia's next move may be against one of them. and nato is determined to do what he can offering a further package of non lethal assistance. this

now a join from colombo, by a gum, our political economist and senior lecture at the university of jonah, dr. could you come out? it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you for having me. now not fully done with the coven pandemic, but there is another malay supposed to be spreading around the world. i'm talking about the and social instability and your country shall. i'm going to be the 1st ones effected on a scale of $1.00 to $10.00. how bad it is, this is by far the worst economic and political crisis, sri lanka, it's facing since its independence in 1948 on supplies of all kinds of essential goods from our petrol and b. so cooking gas medicines and even food stamp fi and short supply and the price of many of these goods have doubled or tripled, making it on the affordable for people. so by far it's the worst economic crisis. and this has led to a political crisis of legit you must see in the country. there are widespread cause now for the resignation of the president himself and his brother, the prime minister and the entire cabinet resigned. we've had a

well, we can speak now live to jonah hall, who is in tibbets. and for us, joe, give us a sense of how devastating and last this is for the conservative party. it's usually damaging for the conservative party and for the prime minister boys johnson, 2 seats lost in one night. the 1st perhaps less surprising them. the 2nd wakefield in west yorkshire has gone back to the labor party as part of their traditional red wall of seats across the sort of working class hinterlands of this country. that fell to the conservatives in 2019 at delivering for their much of the majority won by boris johnson. in that election, it indicates, of course, labeled chances of rebuilding their red wall at the next election. but the more important, the more crucial defeat was here interpreted in huntington, this constituency, in east devon, part of the conservative blue war, part of its core support the sorta seat. they should have retained at all costs. but instead of lost to the liberal democrats in spectacular fashion, by a historic swing numerical swing in the margin

rookie jonah ride playing third and dare we say that looks like chapman rookie pitcher jared koenig will approve as we see bry. just making the play a nice pick on the other side and then later on. set up the middle from bride nick. allen will score 5-1 a's and that's bride's first major league. rbi. he won't forget that top of the 864 oakland make it eight four kemp with his second home of the year. he'll weigh the new friends in kansas city a's get their fourth win of the month 9-7 the giants and action against the reds right now at last check nine one giants over the reds the yankees have been destroying pitching staffs. all season long new york. has the best record in the majors. they've scored the most runs, but the houston astros shut them down today. combine no-hitter christian javier for high 13 strikeouts and seven innings big hug from dusty bake right there hector naris through the 8th and then ryan presley in the nine giancarlo stanton's ground up to third base ends it three-nothing the final the yankees have only been no hit twice since 1958 both by the astros and both times

stephen vogt in kansas city, breaking a scoreless tie with a single to right up brady singer that scores jonah pride, the a's then added on to that lead in the sixth seniors still pitching well, but seth brown sends one high and fair down the right field line. that's number 10 on the year for brown. was to nothing, but the royals took the lead with three in their half of the inning runners at 2nd and 3rd now for nick allen in the seventh, the rookie bloops one to center that falls in front of the royals, michael taylor. chad pinder and christian podgy, both on the move with two outs, the a's in front 4 to 3. they go on to win 5 to 3. they take their first series since may, winning for the fifth time this month, and the angels and mariners aren't exactly battling for anything in the american league west except battling each other. andrew wants hits the mariners jesse winker. winker takes exception. the dugouts empty, including the angels, anthony rendon with his arm in a cast. well, this one on for a while, it was actually stopped and started twice with was all said and done. both managers. six

jonah whole al jazeera, paris sir, microns places, allies in the cabinets rule happy reelection. 12 of the 15 members of france's council of ministers had favorable results in the 1st round that are likely to pass through to the 2nd. but 3 ministers are facing a tough challenge at the ballot box. if they lose their seats in the national assembly, they will also lose a cabinet posts that's from james shields is a professor of french politics at work university. and he describes the growing voter apathy in france. this is the paradox of these 2 closely aligned elections in the presidential election, michael was on the ramparts, seeing that the french voter had to tom note to, to, to, to, to block the extreme, right? know he's on the ramparts, saying that the french voters must know to block the extreme left. what a reflection of is the pick, the 5 years of micron and power has half hot on the political landscape. we know a centrist block, a far right gloss, a far left block, and almost nothing in between. the electro calendar has been the same for the last 20 years. and it's only now tha