First, the latest headlines. A man has been charged with the Attempted Murder of the slovak Prime Minister, robert fico. The politician is now able to speak, officials have said, but is still in a very serious condition after being shot several times yesterday. Slovakias Interior Minister described the suspect as a lone wolf who opposed the government. China and russia have put on a display of unity and mutual support during a meeting of their two leaders in beijing. Xijinping and the Vladimir Putin signed a statement that promised to deepen their countries relationship. Trade between china and russia has surged since moscows invasion of ukraine. South africa has asked the United Nations highest court to order an immediate halt to israels Offensive On Rafah in southern gaza. Todays hearing in the hague is part of a case accusing israel of carrying out genocide. Israel has dismissed the allegation as baseless. The European Union has begun a formal investigation into the Social Media Fir
week. temperature temperatures are below freeding freezing at night, so these are catastrophic conditions, and we will see more people dying in the coming days if solutions aren t found immediately. arthel: well, many challenges face you and your colleagues with doctors without borders. how does this prevent you from getting your work done there? it s been very challenging. obviously, we had to regroup in areas that we felt were safe at least for the time being and focus on assessing where the needs are. one of the biggest challenges is assessing the needs because across the country needs are evolving every day and increasing every day. but what we ve been trying to do is really focus on getting supply to hospitals that are close to the front line, hard chose to the conflict if areas or in conflict areases and are receiving wounded. we re in contact with hospitals all over country that are receiving high numbers of wounded and have confirmed they re also worried about their supply of
eight officers working in temperature temperatures. the team spent four hours on the island. they re still searching for two more bodies, one believed to the water. the prime minister today thanking the team for their heroism. they carried out the role with dignity and respect. there was a huge amount of courage required to do what they did. it comes five days after the eruption causing plumes of steam, ash and rocks to pour out on to the crater where dozens of tourists were enjoying a day trip. at least 16 people are dead or presumed dead and dozens more are being treated for life-changing burns. frustrations have been mounting that the remaining bodies have not been brought home sooner. the families now at least will have some relief that they can
i always carry on. it s such a pain to park at the airport. can you imagine how much elicit sun tan lotion they get? that s true. i m always thinking why isn t this guarded more often. do my laundry more often. do your laundry, take the bags. perfect. it s chilly in areas across the great lakes. 56 this morning in and around the chicago area. that s behind this rain system we saw yesterday. it s dragged a lot of moisture across the east coast and sagging down across parts of the southern tier which is great news. it will cool temperature temperatures down. you ve been hot and humid. drier air mass behind this. not as humid and cooler. great day, places like atlanta, memphis and kentucky. we have rain across new england. we have the next system across parts of the northern plains. get ready for the severe weather spot on the mid mississippi
citizens where the president took part in a naturalization ceremony for members of the military, and homeland secretary janet napolitano swore them in, and tonight there will be a celebration on the north lawn at the white house. and no power. that is the extremely uncomfortable position that people find themselves in after weekend storms knocked out power from il toile the nation s capital, and the most outages five days after the storms hit, west virginia. 5,000 homes are without air conditioning in the middle of a brutal heat wave. cnn s brian todd is there. fredricka, temperatures are spiking here in west virginia where it is to get up to 95, and well on the way to that right now. power is out for roughly one quarter to a third of the customers in west virginia, but some people in the more rural areas won t get it until the weekend and a key reason for that is right behind me, and this scene played out all throughout west virginia and downed trees are a huge problem f