go out this november. a melissa, i will come back o you with a little bit of time we have left. because, i turn always the pero read the tea leaves right. you always put on the radar, here is what you should be looking out for. now that we have the gun decision, abortion decision, what should we be looking for, if there s anything that jumps out at you from the court, that we should be concerned about, that we do not know if we should be concerned about right now? we have been focused on guns and abortions over the last three days. if we zoom out, this court has been dropping massive, consequential opinions for this entire month. on monday, there was a decision which requires public schools, at school boards, to fund religious schools. this was a case, dealing with the main religious school tuition funding plan. this is a court which is hell bent on expanding religious liberty for certain groups,
the russian olympic committee, but they wore the country s colours on their kit, when they win, they hear tchaikovsky meaning that for many, they are russia in all but name. valieva was mesmerising today, even in practice. but there are now lingering doubts over whether we will see her compete again on the beijing ice that she s made her own. laura scott, bbc news, beijing. time for a look at the weather. here s chris fawkes. we had one or two issues this morning in parts of scotland, with some hill snow causing problems on the roads and strong winds gusting to 70 mph in the western isles. that was from this little area of low pressure that is now exiting stage right. if we zoom out, we have our next weather system waiting to bring in, to bring wet and windy weather for the weekend. between these two, relatively cold air, a ridge of high pressure building in, and overnight
reconciliation process. i don t think it is possible for us to pass this bipartisan infrastructure bill without having the guarantee that a reconciliation bill that fully funds our priorities is going to pass as well. let me ask you about those priorities and are there deal breakers for you? are there pieces of this legislation that if you start tinkering with or you take out from the human infrastructure piece that then you walk? yeah. i mean, we ve been very clear. we ve said, you know, we ve got the five priorities, investigating in the care economy, addressing the climate crisis, obviously addressing things like immigration and expanding, you know, health care so that more people are covered. you know, we are willing to negotiate the amount of investment that goes into these priorities, but we re not willing to negotiate having these priorities not be included in the legislation that passes. congresswoman, when we zoom out, whether you re talking
he faces some potential challenges if republicans nominate one of the more mainstream candidates out of their primary. the president coming to west virginia to take shots at joe manchin. i don t think it s likely to have much effect at this early juncture but it could if the president decides to weigh in more deeply as we get closer to the general election. leland: we zoom out, steve. you think about the other states like west virginia. a democratic incumbent in places like missouri, michigan. is this a preview of the closing argument for the mid-terms in 2018? it could be. one of the most interesting aspects of the upcoming elections in november will be how republicans run. right now you have republicans running in primaries both at the senate and house level embracing donald trump with everything they ve got. they are trying to compete with one another to tout their support for president trump. that is going to work in a
officers with automatic womeapo, and then intermittently we keep hearing loud bangs. we re not sure what it is. you ve been talking about it on air as well. i want to show you. we re 80 to 100 yards away from the actual scene where all this happened at london bridge as well. if we zoom out, you can see the iconic sky shaper, the shard. and that s where it is. the two areas where these incidents happened are very, very close to one another. what we ve had here is that most of the people in dwlirs, the borough market but also where the initial attack took place. they all fled through the streets. many people ran out of that area. some of them holding their hands over their heads to make sure police officers wouldn t mistake they will for people who might be suspects or something like that. and now it has quieted down. it is still the main entry check point from where the police are moving their assets in and out