it s crunch time in france, as the centrist emmanuel macron and far right candidate marine le pen go head to head in the battle to become the nation s next president. polling stations in rural areas have just closed, those in major cities, including the capital paris, stay open for an additional hour. first indications are that turnout is slightly lower than in the 2017 presidential election. a few hours ago, turnout was put atjust over 63%, down two points on 2017. if emmanuel macron wins, he ll be the first french president to be re elected to the elysee in two decades. for marine le pen, this is her third attempt at winning the presidency and if she fails, it could potentially be her last. this report from our paris correspondent, lucy williamson. the candidates say this election is about democracy, even civilisation. many voters say they are being offered a choice between cholera and the plague. marine le pen s promise to slash immigration and taxes and ban the muslim hea
you think about this in these terms across the country, there are more than 600 bridges in the country. 42% of all bridges are at least 50 years old. and so experts say once again, this is an opportunity not only to take a look at protection for bridges, whether it be in the water, but also maybe that means updating them as well. min terms of their infrastructure, jason, thank you. thanks to all of you for joining us. ac30 60 starts right now tonight on 360, the latest from baltimore. all we re learning about how a massive cargo ship, it, a major bridge outside of vital poor. how it made a call just seconds before impact, save lives the search for six people still unaccounted for. now, presumed that also tonight, a new york judge has now issued a limited gag order against trump. he can still attack the district attorney bernie, who s already got death threats against him. but he can t go after witnesses, prosecutors, or jurors, and a day after homeland security officers rat
information. i guarantee i did not. that s not true, is it, mr. hur? that is inconsistent with the findings based on the evidence in my report. it s a lie. you exonerated him. i did not exonerate him. that word does not appear in the report. mr. hur, it s my time. all i have to do when i m caught taking home classified vehicles but i m sorry. i m getting old and my memory is not so great. this is the doctrine that you established in our laws now and it s frightening. you cannot tell me your so naive to think that your words would not have created a political firestorm. what your suggesting is that i shaped, sanitize, omit portions of my reasons for political reasons. i suggest you not shape your report for political reasons, which is what you did. that did not happen. neil: so it wentz for almost six hours talking past each other. robert hur caught up in the food fight, right in the middle of a food fight. that wouldn t stop and didn t stop. why robert f
this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. as always, thanks for being with us. it s open season on americans. that s the focus of tonight s angle. now, do you ever wonder how things got so crazy? like, how is it that a sitting u.s. president presides over the invasion of america by several million illegals, yet for years the media let him off the hook? only now starting to pay attention after democrat-run cities were overrun and innocent americans murdered like laken riley. campus is really heavy right now. we are all heart broken. i want to use this time to tell you about laken and all she was. it s so obvious to me why it feels so dark right now that is because we lost one of the brightest lights there has ever been. this campus and our sisterhood will never be the same without laken riley. laura: heart break. of course when the press does cover the issue it s not to hold biden accountable but to criticize republicans. republicans, obviously, seizing on th