coming up, all the sport including the look ahead to the relegation battle dominating the final day of the english premier league season. hello and welcome to bbc news, live in istanbul with me, anna foster. i want to talk you through what is happening here because this is the moment the two candidates and turkey s 64 million voters have been waiting for. all these people crowding in here. let me show you into this room. it looks like quite a crowd of people. they are the election observers and you can see the ballot box is going to be lifted into the corner of the room and in the next few minutes it will be broken open and those votes will start to be counted. out to be high once again. last time nearly 90% turned out for the vote and right across the country this scene is happening now. the votes are being counted. the first presidential run off that turkey has seen. ordinary people up and down the country from the biggest city here in istanbul, the earthquake zone in the s
appreciate your company. coming up on i do cnn newsroom, close put no white smoke. that s how one republican describes negotiations on the u.s. debt ceiling. ukraine assessing the damage after one of russia s deadliest attacks in recent days targets a hospital. people flocking to a u.s. monastery where a nun s body appears to show no signs of decay nearly four years after she died . a flurry of activity on capitol hill as the white house and republicans race to finalize a deal to raise the u.s. borrowing limit, called the debt ceiling, and avert financial catastrophe. a person familiar with the negotiations tells cnn they re hoping to announce an agreement perhaps as soon as saturday. jeremy diamond is at the white house with more on where things stand. reporter: as the white house and republican lawmakers continue negotiating on friday over a potential deal to raise the debt ceiling and cap spending, president biden on friday sounding downright optimistic about th
pressure to turn on the former guy. mitch mcconnell s moment of truth. he admits the republicans may not win the senate, do you too can do this quality. in other words, folks like this. i ve never really felt a wise societies responsibility to take care of other people s children. one time science of the man came from apes. if that s true, why are there still layups? yes, and it, you should be worried. i am michael steele in for my friend jonathan capehart. and this is a sunday show. the sunday. donald trump is still trying to play the victim after the fbi searched his home in mar-a-lago. he is threatening to file a major motion pertaining to the fourth amendment, which prohibits unusual search and seizure. meanwhile, a federal judge has given the doj until thursday to submit proposed redactions for the affidavit used to authorize the fbi search. the trump team is also considering releasing surveillance video of the search. but the doj is concerned about the safety of a
politics and elections as well. framing the policy is never dominated in election agenda as much as it does now so the policy is part and parcel of this and recep tayip erdogan emphasises turkey s recent policy gains mediating between russia and ukraine, the green deal, operations in syria, libya, power politics and so the idea of grandeur is very much part of the recep tayip erdogan discourse whereas the opposition, basically, normalisation. normalisation of turkey s different alliances. so thatis turkey s different alliances. so that is the idea of normalisation, as part of the opposition discourse. but when you look at internationally, you also have, like, different countries and
happening. the idea of using the threat of global financial chaos as a means of trying to leverage relatively minor in the cosmic scheme of things policy gains is at the high end of reckless behavior. and ultimately, i assume that there are enough voices in the republican constellation, particularly the big donors, who are saying, look, you ve taken this as far as you can. we don t want to go through the plate glass window and find out what s on the other side. yeah, this time yesterday i was talking to catherine rampell about the international implications of default and how we re being seen around the world. we talked about how dysfunctional the debt ceiling system is altogether, with semi-regular crises caused by politics, posturing. this isn t the way other countries work.