the united states believes this is credible and says it had warned russia about large gatherings in moscow being vulnerable. but russia s fsb security agency has said some of the suspects fled towards ukraine and had contacts there. will vernon reports. gunfire. a rock concert that turned into a massacre. thousands of people had gathered at the venue near moscow when gunmen broke in and began shooting. outside the hall, more casualties as the attackers gunned people down, apparently at random. panic ensued as people ran for the exits. soon, the whole building was ablaze. this is one of the largest and most popular music venues in russia. far from the city centre, security here would have been light. an easy target for the attackers. translation: i heard gunshots, saw the terrorists come - in and started shooting people. they threw petrol bombs and everything started burning. helicopters were brought in to douse the flames. russia says this was an act of terror. translation: i
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fulton county, georgia. also, ron desantis trying to stand the campaign slide in new hampshire today as new york times polling shows the florida governor even farther behind donald trump and rivals are slamming his florida education curriculum on slavery. plus, a desperate search for an american nurse and her daughter in haiti. and nyjer on the edge as the government trying to take advantage of the overturn and key u.s. ally for counterinsurgency in africa. courtney is the only correspondent during that uprising and joins us from there now. uprising a joins us from there now. good day, everyone. this morning, a mar-a-lago property manager for donald trump now under indictment for his alleged role in conspireing to try to destroy security videotapes reportedly showing the movement of documents to avoid being discovered by the fbi. he was making his initial appearance in the miami courtroom before a magistrate judge today. his legal bills could be folded into the mass
that was donald trump demanding loyalty from the republican party as his legal troubles continue to mount. we ll have an update on the latest charges for the former president. also ahead, we re hearing from the georgia prosecutor who is likely to bring charges against trump for election interference. plus, new reporting on the massive amount of money trump s political group is spending on his legal costs. all right. good morning. good monday morning. welcome to way too early on this monday, july 31st. last day of july, amazing. i m sam stein in for jonathan lemire. now, we begin this week with the latest on those charges against former president donald trump in the classified documents case. today a newly introduced third defendant, the property manager at the former president s florida hope is scheduled to be arraigned in a miami federal court. carlos deol vera was named in a count last week in making false statements to the i. according to prosecutors, trump d
lighten the tax burden. and that s notjust about putting more money in people s pockets, although i do believe that we should put as much money as you can into people s pockets that s a very conservative view. it s because in the end that s how we ll grow the economy, if we are. we know the right sort of tax cuts help boost our growth. that was the chancellor, jeremy hunt. live now to our chief economics correspondent, dharshini david. we have the interest rate decision in about 90 minutes but the experts think it will stay the same. yes. think it will stay the same. yes, that s the think it will stay the same. yes, that s the common think it will stay the same. yes, that s the common consensus i think it will stay the same. yes that s the common consensus across economists at the moment, nothing to see here. that s what it sounds like, anyway. and why isn t the bank of england doing anything about interest rates when inflation is falling? as you say, we are teetering p