and polls have closed into elections that could be major fail weathers for the future of may america s two major parties. in ohio s left-leaning 11th district, the race to replace head secretary marcia fudge has become a battle between the progressive wing of the republican party in the establishment. nina turner is running for that seat with the backing of senators a senator sanders and alexandra of course neo-cortez. she s off against democratic powerbrokers and hillary clinton and congresswoman jim clyde burn. right now, chantal brown is warning that raised by six and a half points with more than half of precincts reporting there. in ohio is more conservative 15th district, republicans are facing a bit of a tryst with donald trump s influence. just a few minutes ago, the
word of the day here is that the outlook from the e.u. powerbrokers. oakum pleat lee whew for relief you can say anything else congress relations from all sides particularly of course from paris where the french president. says now the decision of the social democrats was good news for europe with the belgian prime minister shouts michel he said that now is the time where germany has to show germany has to show some leadership in europe again and let s go forward together the french nur and the dutch commissioner and everybody who sort of is send their good wishes will come this result because what the last thing that european union wanted was an evil german government is so much hinges on bullen and paris working together well and working in as solid an unchallenged men are far from like internal strife and internal wars and so there
seat. that gives him a little more momentum. it s not an american-style election. the issue is who can put together a coalition. that will depend on the king makers, the powerbrokers from other parties, and which way they go. the most important one is a man almost nobody in the united states has heard of named moshi colon, he used to be with netanyahu, but they had a big falling out. in the government he reduced the cell phone bills of israelis by about 80%. he became popular, and he got a lot of votes today. so he s holding a lot of cards. whichever of the two main candidates he goes with will be 9 next prime minister. the only question and this is somewhat of a oversimplification oversimplification very complicated. will he go with netanyahu or
the issue is who can put together a coalition. that will depend on the king makers, the powerbrokers from other parties, and which way they go. the most important one is a man almost nobody in the united states has heard of named moshi colon, he used to be with netanyahu, but they had a big falling out. in the government, he reduced the cell phone bills of israelis by about 80%. he became popular, and he got a lot of votes today. so he s holding a lot of cards. whichever of the two main candidates he goes with will be 9 next prime minister. the only question and this is somewhat of a oversimplification very complicated. will he go with netanyahu or herzog? if he goes with netanyahu, which is what most people predict, that s why the odds favorite netanyahu, but there s still a
it s a long that sparks controversy and outrage as well as sympathy and imitators. today the supreme court told arizona it went too far in trying to stem illegal immigration, taking matters into its own hand that constitutionally belongs to the federal government. the justices struck down three major portions of the law but upheld one of the most controversial provisions. kate bolduan has more. kate, what does the ruling say? hey, joe, it was a big day at the supreme court. one that has both sides trying to spin the ruling in their favor. the high court put the brakes on aggressive state efforts to crack down on immigration, at least for now. from the arizona border to the usz supreme court, the justices offered a split decision on the controversial, illegal immigration law. known as sb 1070. writing for the majority in the 4-3 ruling. justice anthony kennedy said arizona may have understandable frustrations with the problems caused by illegal immigration. but the state m