Moment. What did you hear? yeah, absolutely, sandra. Quite a freeflowing press conference. We heard from the president much of the same as we ve been hearing the last few days. A sense of the g7 and nato meetings were a message that america is back a warning to russia and china. That if they pushed the boundaries, president biden will respond. And here s what he said on russia. I shared with our allies that i ll convey what i ll convey to president putin, but i m not looking for conflict with russia but we will respond if russia continues their harmful activities. There are still questions about the strength of the messaing coming so far. The final g7 communique may just fleeting reference to the situation in the east and south china sea. They didn t specify china s takeover of the idea. And economics and trade with regard to china and the global economy, we ll continue to consult on collective approaches to challenging nonmarket policies. Continue to consult critics say is hardly a re
british holiday makers get the green light to jet off to the balearics, as more holiday destinations are added to the green list. and we all need a holiday. look at this pretty tree that caused such an ugly dispute between neighbours in a leafy suburb of sheffield. hello, i m katty kay in washington. christian fraser is in london. the unthinkable has occurred in an otherwise unremarkable part of florida, just north of miami. in the early hours of the morning, an entire portion of a large residential building simply collapsed to the ground. 12 stories, dozens of apartments, one gigantic crash. and at this hour, 99 people still unaccounted for. when dawn broke, the full extent of the devastation was clear for all to see. on the left of your screen, what the building looked like before the collapse. on the right, the pile of debris scattered around the footprint of the fallen tower. the insides of people s homes were laid bare to the elements. we ve already seen one dramatic res
to visit since the invasion. japan says ten people have died off the northern island of hokkaido after a sightseeing boat went missing on saturday. hello, and welcome to bbc news. good afternoon from clichy in the northwestern suburbs of the french capital, paris. this is an area that generally had more support for the that means that marine le pen who scored 7% in the first round and emmanuel macron are battling it out for votes. let s have a look where emmanuel macron left home, went to the polling station and cast his vote as he seeks a second term in office, anotherfive vote as he seeks a second term in office, another five years. successive presidencies have been very hard to come by in recent years so that in itself would be regarded by his team as something of a success. marine le pen it is in similar country in the north, she has also cast her vote and the expectations from opinion polls would be she would get the best score ever for her party whether in its previous
southern border. we have pictures you will only see here on fox news showing heavily armed operatives from drug cartels illegally crossing into this country. this comes as a delegation of democratic lawmakers visits the region today. we have fox team coverage. madison alworth on randall s island, new york where locals are beginning to tear up athletic fields to construct migrant shelters. correspondent bill melugin though starts us off tonight live from eagle pass, texas. good evening, bill. bill: bret, good evening to you. illegal crossings are starting to surge once again here at our southern border. this is after a lull during the month of june. now fox news has obtained some brand new startling photographs showing it is not just asylum seekers crossing into the u.s. startling exclusive images from the southern border. as a group of suspected cartel gunmen are seen crossing illegally into texas in the rio grande valley. a law enforcement source tells fox it happened satu
live now to chris ewokor in nigeria with the latest on this. chris, just talk us through the international reaction. there has been quite a bit of condemnation today, hasn t there? today, hasn t there? yes, it has looked like today, hasn t there? yes, it has looked like a today, hasn t there? yes, it has looked like a lot today, hasn t there? yes, it has looked like a lot of today, hasn t there? yes, it has looked like a lot of pressure - today, hasn t there? yes, it has i looked like a lot of pressure being piled on the coup leaders in and i share. this evening, we are hearing that france has also suspended financial and other aid to niger. it is a result of the coop in that country. it is similar to the eu s position. the eu has suspended aid, both financial and military aid. the united states secretary of state, antony blinken, earlier threatened that the country risk also having millions of dollars in aid being suspended because of the coup. the strongest reaction