this was the moment he arrived at the prime minister s residence in rome, where he was greeted by italian president sergio mattarella. shortly after this, he met italian prime minister giorgia meloni. she s been one of ukraine s more vocal backers, although polls suggest that italian people overall are opposed to sending ukraine more weapons. as are some of her coalition partners. live now to the bbc s sofia bettiza in rome. out, members of the rmt union are back on picket lines. another 24 hour strike at their long running dispute, with live now to the bbc s sofia bettiza in rome. president zelensky has had a meeting with his counterparts. this private meeting lasted for 25 minutes and some of these things discussed were economic functions against russia, the kidnapping against ukrainian children, and they need to set up. after the meeting, president zelensky said i want to thank italy each italian one by one for to show italy s continued support for ukraine. quite a few sym
Deadly crash. A Security Camera captures the moment a plane hits a home in new hampshire. Power struggle in los angeles. Im Mark Strassmann. L. A. Is outraged. Two City Councilmembers recorded in a racist Conversation Refuse to resign. Later, dino delivery. Why these Airline Workers gave this unique passenger the vip treatment. Good evening. Its not even november, but turnout for the crucial 2020 midterms is already strong. Election day is still 17 days away, but several states have seen a surge of voters casting early ballots. This is clark county, nevada, where inperson voting began today. There is a lot at stake, including control of congress and the future of President Bidens agenda. Cbs Christina Ruffini is at the white house with more. Reporter across the country, more than 7 million americans have already cast their ballots as the candidates and the white house make their closing arguments. The polls have been all over the place. I think that were going to see one more shift bac
deadly crash. a security camera captures the moment a plane hits a home in new hampshire. power struggle in los angeles. i m mark strassmann. l.a. is outraged. two city councilmembers recorded in a racist conversation refuse to resign. later, dino delivery. why these airline workers gave this unique passenger the vip treatment. good evening. it s not even november, but turnout for the crucial 2020 midterms is already strong. election day is still 17 days away, but several states have seen a surge of voters casting early ballots. this is clark county, nevada, where in-person voting began today. there is a lot at stake, including control of congress and the future of president biden s agenda. cbs christina ruffini is at the white house with more. reporter: across the country, more than 7 million americans have already cast their ballots as the candidates and the white house make their closing arguments. the polls have been all over the place. i think that we re goi
the people of this country. people here in the south of turkey saw a slow and what they deem to be an inadequate response to earthquakes. he may pay for this at the polls. the challenger, kilicdaroglu, who represents a disparate group of opposition parties who have come together with one goal in mind to try and unseat the current president. at this stage, the race is incredibly tight. when the results come out on sunday night, one of these men need to get more than 50% of the vote in order to run turkey the next period of time. if it is closer than that then they will come back for a run off into weeks time and that s why they are putting energy and effort into these last few hours to try and secure final result in the next three days. anna foster reporting from turkey. now, despite his unceremonious departure from office last year, former british prime minister boris johnson still has plenty of support
a $575 receipt from the abortion clinic reporter: across the country, another concern. win, lose, or draw, will americans accept the outcome? election board, it s a hard job, it s a thankless job. reporter: seven states have seen unusual threat levels against election workers. with so many critical races for democrats, why isn t the president on the trail more? reporter: he has gone to a couple of states. he s been on oregon, california, colorado, pennsylvania. the white house just announced he ll be going to florida in early november. but he s staying away from some of those tight races in places where democrats think his low approval rating might hurt the candidates as they try to appeal to independent voters. christina ruffini, thank you. today in beijing, an unceremonious departure for former chinese leader hue jen