here. but some of the effects are just old-school optical illusions. live, from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. great to have you along, this hour. so, mexican voters are just hours away from the largest elections ever held in that country. it s also been one of the deadliest and the most contentious-political seasons in recent memory. now, political observers say sunday s midterm elections will be a referendum of sorts on the president, even though he is not on the ballot. the key issue is whether his morena part party can win an absolute majority in the lower house of congress. we are also watching a presidential run-off election in peru. a politically-unstable country there that s been especially hard hit by the pandemic. the winner of sunday s vote will be the country s fifth president in five years. well, campaigning ahead of mexico s elections was one of the most violent in years. since september, over 90 politicians have been killed. at leas
also on the programme. the wait is over for football fans, the euro 2020 football tournament begins, with italy playing turkey, we ll be live in rome. hello a warm welcome to falmouth in south west england just along the coast from the eden project, where leaders of the g7 countries have been attending a lavish reception with queen elizabeth to highlight the need to tackle climate change. the eden project consists of a series of bio domes housing the world s largest indoor rainforest. the queen wasjoined at an open air reception there by prince charles, camilla the duchess of cornwall and prince william and catherine the duchess of cambridge three generations of the royal family. earlier, opening the g7 summit at carbis bay, the prime minister borisjohnson predicted that the world s leading economies would bounce back from the coronavirus crisis but also urged his counterparts to learn from the mistakes of the pandemic. and speaking at the start of the first in person m
i wish i would give her a hug. i know what it s like. hello, and welcome to viewers around the world. this is cnn newsroom . welcome, police in south florida might be closer to cracking a murder case after the deadly shooting outside of a miami area banquet hall. at least two people were killed, and 20 hurt. the attackers as you see, jumping out of the suv, fleeing seconds later. they did find the vehicle, it was in a canal. violent crime is surging in miami, with the numbers catching the total for all of 2020. here is more. reporter: newly revleased video shows three individuals jumping out of a vehicle with handguns and assault rifles just after midnight sound. they get back in the car and take off less than ten seconds later. we have a total of 23 people who were shot. two were deceased on scene. all three of the shooter still at large. we need your help. we need information. we need to you come forward. if you have information to help us solve the crimes. re
terrified for themselves. they were afraid of being exposed. they had used american tax dollars to fund reckless experiments in china that in the end likely created covid-19. if that fact were to become public it would be over. they would be shamed, ridiculed and possibly indicted. their professional lives would be done so they immediately set to work hiding it on a cover-up. last winter a group of well known scientists publicly dismissed the lab leaked theory in a letter to lancet as absurd and categorically untrue and yet at the same time they wrote emails to each other conceding the virus did look engineered by human hands in a lab. meanwhile, tony fauci worked on censorship. he made certain that the self-appointed fact checkers who control the flow of information in this country shut down anyone who dared challenge the official story which again we now know was a lie. in the final days of the last administration, state department finally began a series investigation into
testing crowd safety. and quack ing the puzzle of how to safely remove this family of ducks from a ninth floor balcony. hello, and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. india s coronavirus pandemic continues to worsen by the day and now it has hit a grim new milestone. the country has become the first in the world to record more than 400,000 coronavirus infections in a single day. the news comes as the country s hospitals continue to struggle with acute shortages of oxygen and beds. vaccination of all adults has now begun although there s a desperate lack of supplies. in a controversial move, australia has banned its own citizens from returning from india due to the severity of the outbreak and says it willjail anyone who tries to come home. mark lobel has this report. grasping valuable oxygen, receiving care in a car. others still urgently seeking it. translation: we are waiting here in the hope that they willi help us a bit. and in the meantime, we a