have been told to stay put and to stay indoors. we are having that in terms of injured, there are potentially dozens of people injured. ambulances have been rushed to the scene, many, many ambulances. we were hearing from a journalist who works in prague who was telling me that gun crime is very low, generally, in the czech republic. authorities say the whole of the square and several streets around the university have been shut down. we had one witness talking about the fact that they suddenly heard a shooting. she was at the scene and told a czech news outlet which is then been reported by bbc news. we are getting information also that the shooting happened inside a university building, not outside. people on x, formerly known as twitter, if you look at videos, people are seen running away in the street from the university. we will bring you more on that story when we get it here on bbc news. a plan for any european football competition has been released of the european uni
the charges here are of the utmost gravity. it s just one, just one trump-related case before the supreme court right now. we re going to start with cnn legal analyst kari cordero and cnn supreme court analyst joan bis biscoupic. what do you make of this request from jack smith? he wants to reiterate as strongly as possible as the justices are considering it at this very moment the importance of the case, why delay would hurt the situation, hurt the public interest. not so much hurt the government s case as hurt the public s interest. he says nothing short of democracy is at stake. he really uses the fact that we re dealing with a former president here. he wants to say why donald trump is not like any other defendant, why he needs to jump over an appellate court at this point because donald trump should have to account for his actions back in 2020. he doesn t mention 2024 s election at all. he wants to he s talking about the imperative of being able to hold him accountab
entirely, with real madrid and barcelona pursuing the venture and today s ruling has found it s anti competitive to stop them. there s been criticism of football s governing bodies for taking the position and saying that it threatens competition laws to threatens competition laws to threaten sanctions. midnight of plans for a revamped european super league which were announced shortly after the european court s ruling. put forward by a 22, the backers of the original european super league, the original european super league, the proposal is for a league system which will include men s and women s clubs. these arejust which will include men s and women s clubs. these are just proposals at this stage. they are not saying if they would approve the breakaway league. real madrid and barcelona have been pursuing the breakaway with barcelona president welcoming the decision today. today, the decision of the european court ofjustice is of great importance for the future of our world
congress meantime out for the holidays, but they left a whole lot behind, including aid for israel and ukraine, funding to keep the government open, and border security. and just in to cnn. harvard s president under scrutiny. what she is doing as congress launches an investigation. this hour of cnn this morning starts right now. we begin with the supreme court facing hugely consequential decisions at the moment that could determine the fate of donald trump and the presidential election. trump using a delay tactic in one those major cases, asking the supreme court to hold off on deciding whether he has immunity from prosecution. perez special counsel jack smith is asking for an answer because trump is about to go on trial. they are urging the court, slow down, stay out of the dispute. they say the supreme court shouldn t be rushed into making one a decision so soon. going straight to the supreme court next week to appeal that historic ruling that kicked him off the bal
half past three local time, that is half past three local time, that is half past three local time, that is half past one gmt, i believe it. we know little detail about the gunmen and the government has made motives. what we do know is that the gunmen opened fire on students and staff inside the university building. i heard earlierfrom a professor who was giving a lecture at that precise moment. he described to me the moment. he described to me the moment when police entered the lecture hall and told him and the students to close the door, lock the door, and barricade themselves inside the lecture theatre. in fact, if you now look at these pictures that have come into us on bbc news, they are not very stable pictures, but you can understand the person filming and was running from what they believed was their life. they show people running away from the university. this was around 330. people were told by the police to vacate the area as soon as possible. police quickly reacte