what you were visit used up va.gov erin burnett, outfront weeknights at seven on cnn today nato is stronger than it s ever been in its history. we chose unit video over disunity, progress over retreat, freedom over attorney hope over fear let s do another debate this week. so that sleepy joe biden to prove to everyone all over the world that he has what it takes to be president in about for your gambling. us air force special operations command granted cnn on precedented access inside the ghostwriter live from london. this is cnn newsroom with max foster hello and welcome to our viewers around the world. i m max foster. it s wednesday, july the tenth, 9:00 a.m. here in london 4:00 a.m. in washington, where nato leaders will get down to business today of the 75th annual summit. us president joe biden open the gathering on tuesday with a forceful speech meant to reassure world leaders and congressional democrats that he s fit to lead. he praised nato as stronger than
severe flooding and possibly tornadoes. we ll have the latest on the storm track and the extreme heat gripping much of the country. the severe weather coming on what is expected to be a record-breaking travel day in the air and on the roads. definitely come early. we ll break down the travel trouble. the economy grew. there s a lot we can do. also tonight, president biden back on the campaign trail as he tries to quell calls for him to drop out of the race. and a key house democrat weighs in. he ll make a decision in the best interest of the country. plus, our holly williams takes us inside what is left of the war-torn city of rafah two months after the israeli invasion to eliminate hamas. i m going to let the pictures do the talking. this is a wasteland. tonight meet the members of an elite team of firefighters who jump into harm s way, battling wildfires across the country. the whole thing is a pure adrenaline rush. and later, street smarts. the star c
and 21st century time lord a brand new face for one of science fiction s best known characters. i feel very great to have had the baton handed over and i promise to do my very best. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it s newsday. it s 8:00 in the morning here in singapore and in the philippines, where the polls have opened in the most divisive presidential election for many years. there are several candidates hoping to replace the current leader hardliner rodrigo duterte but just two clear frontrunners. leading in the polls is ferdinand bongbong marcos, jr. he s the son of the former president, ferdinand marcos. critics say he s used his wealth to whitewash the history of his father s brutal dictatorship. bongbong marcos was also convicted in 1995 for tax evasion while serving as a public official. his running mate is sara duterte the daughter of the current president. the main challenger to them is leni robredo. she is the current vice president
i was 17. he was twice my age. there was this kind of power dynamic. this is predatory behaviour. that s the joint bbc guardian newspaper investigation into alleged sexual misconduct by the dj tim westwood. i ve been speaking to the reporter behind it about how you get a story like that over the line. but first, just as europe gets tough on the big tech companies, does the uk look poised to do less, not more? the financial times reported this week that ministers have ditched plans to empower their newest tech regulator with, well, actual power. the snappily named digital markets unit was announced to great fanfare back in 2020 when we discussed it on the media show. it was billed as the uk s answer to keeping companies like facebook and google in check. but the ft reports that this year s queen s speech won t give the team the legislative powers they need to flex their muscles. with me are philip marsden, one of the treasury s original architects of the digital markets unit,
hello and welcome to the programme. while russian forces stand accused of bombing a school building where virtually an entire village in eastern ukraine had taken refuge, their comrades in moscow have been preparing for a military parade to celebrate the soviet union s victory over nazi germany. ukraine s president zelensky confirmed that 60 civilians died in the air strike on the school. president putin has been accused of bringing shame on his people and their historic sacrifices. our correspondent laura bicker reports. this was a school in the village of bilohorivka. it was being used as a shelter when it was hit by an air strike. around 60 people are feared dead under this rubble. russia is stepping up its assault on eastern and southern ukraine. in mariupol, they seek out the last ukrainian fighters holed up in the vast azovstal steel plant. keep watching and see how they move, is the command made of this russian drone operator. there are thought to be around 2000 ukra