A sudden admission from the gunman who carried out the attack on 2 mosques in new zealand. And the worst humanitarian crisis the u. N. Calls for an immediate truce in yemen 5 years after a Saudi Led Coalition started the. Welcome to the program the french region worst hit by coronavirus the struggling to cope and has begun sending some of its sickest patients to other cities across borders the Eastern Region of alsace the bordering germany began airlifting patients to other countries on wednesday now its moving others by train to hospitals in other parts of france this is the main station in strasbourg 20 people 4 of them seriously ill have been transferred to a specially equipped high speed train now the region has reported more than 500. 00 that. So far 99 in just the past 24 hours the number of confirmed cases in france has passed 25 and more than 1300 people have died but president manuel micron has called on the army to help even withdrawing troops from iraq to help well doctors i
Its thursday, 15 june. On breakfast today well bring you the latest on the fire and well be asking how such a tragedy could have struck in the heart of the capital. Also this morning reports in the us that the man investigating russias involvement in the american president ial election is looking at whether President Trump attempted to obstruct justice. The days of coming home to a big mobile bill after a european holiday should now be over. From today Roaming Charges are being dropped across the eu. Ill have all the details shortly. In sport, englands hopes of winning the champions trophy are over. Eoin morgans men were favourites to win the tournament but they were thrashed by pakistan in their semi final in cardiff by eight wickets. After eight muggy start it will be fresh with a mix of sunshine and showers. I will have a full forecast in about 15 minutes. Good morning. Im in west london where almost 30 hours after fire swept through the Grenfell Tower behind me. It is shocking, the
Party and ignited sharp emotions across the ideological spectrum. The race also raised important questions about the bitter divisions that plague our country and how they might influence our collective future. An esteemed group of panelists on how this election might shape this nations legacy. From boston, president ial historian doris kearns goodwin. With me in new york walter isaacson, founder and c. E. O. Of the aspen institute. Jeff greenfield of politico and pbs newshour. Weekend. Kurt andersen, host of wnycs studio 360 and Cokie Roberts of abc news. I make this point to our audience, we are doing this on monday afternoon before the nation votes on tuesday. We do this not knowing who will be elected president. But we do this in the spirit that the problems and the challenges are the same for whoever is elected. We have significant challenges. It is an important time. And ive asked these people to come here and think about the future regardless of who holds the oval office. I begin
Party and ignited sharp emotions across the ideological spectrum. The race also raised important questions about the bitter divisions that plague our country and how they might influence our collective future. An esteemed group of panelists on how this election might shape this nations legacy. From boston, president ial historian doris kearns goodwin. With me in new york walter isaacson, founder and c. E. O. Of the aspen institute. Jeff greenfield of politico and pbs newshour. Weekend. Kurt andersen, host of wnycs studio 360 and Cokie Roberts of abc news. I make this point to our audience, we are doing this on monday afternoon before the nation votes on tuesday. We do this not knowing who will be elected president. But we do this in the spirit that the problems and the challenges are the same for whoever is elected. We have significant challenges. It is an important time. And ive asked these people to come here and think about the future regardless of who holds the oval office. I begin
Questions about the bitter divisions that plague our country and how they might influence our collective future. An esteemed group of panelists consider howto this election might shape this nations legacy. From boston, president ial historian doris kearns goodwin. With me in new york walter isaacson, founder and c. E. O. Of the aspen institute. Jeff greenfield of politico and pbs newshour. Weekend. Kurt andersen, host of wnycs studio 360 and Cokie Roberts of abc news. I make this point to our audience, we are doing this on monday afternoon before the nation votes on tuesday. We do this not knowing who will be elected president. But we do this in the spirit that the problems and the challenges are the same for whoever is elected. We have significant challenges. It is an important time. And ive asked these people to come here and think about the future regardless of who holds the oval office. I begin with walter isaacson. Tell me where you think we are, walter, and whatever the new presi