look that s not very b look i love miley. tim and i sitting right next to her. of course you were. and liam. liam, right? but just saying. look, maybe there s a reason there s a double standard but it s not right to ever call out your ex in a song. really? you can t sing about heartbreaks. it s fine but still, it s a double standard. ahead on cnn this morning cnn this morning continues right now. an attack on democracy. whoever that elected official is. democrat or republican. and we will hold people responsible for criminal conduct, and make sure we do justice. good morning, everyone. a really, really terrible story. so glad you could join us on this tuesday morning. about a failed republican candidate in new mexico arrested for allegedly hiring people to shoot at the homes of local democratic officials. we re going to speak to a commissioner targeted in moments. an early morning moosassacra mother and her infant. six killed in what may have been a d
responsible for a school shooting carried out by their child. security has been increased at champions league games this week, after a media outlet supporting the islamic state group published threats against venues. ministers in both france and spain have confirmed enhanced security measures. a pro is media channel has published several images of stadiums hosting quarter final ties on tuesday and wednesday. the nobel prize winning physicist, peter higgs, has died aged 94. he discovered the god particle that gives all other particles mass and binds the universe together, now known as the higgs boson. welcome to the programme. let s start with uk us diplomacy. foreign secretary david cameron is the latest european leader to make the trip to washington. a few hours ago, he met with us secretary of state, antony blinken. talks focused on two major conflicts bringing stability to the middle east and the war in ukraine. republican lawmakers have been blocking a proposed $60 bill
the one hand the labour market is very strong, and you pointed to the jobs report from friday, unemployment is down and wage growth is up and it is a very unique moment, we have seen unemployment below li% for 26 straight months, the longer stretch we have ever seen that since the 1960s, it is remarkable, and the fed looking at these data could see this as an area where a softening job market could do some of the work for them and thatis do some of the work for them and that is in terms of stabilising prices and remember that all of these elements of the economy are linked. we have seen prices continue to creep and people are feeding that in their wallets and in their household budgets, so whilst the fed can rest assure the labour market look strong, the question is on how to bring the price is down to the 2% inflation target. we to bring the price is down to the 296 inflation target. inflation target. we should always remember that inflation target. we should always remem