Eight issues are up for debate tonight, including the environment, youth and education, pensions and french diplomacy. those last two issues maybe the most contentious and closely watched. peter, who is a former british ambassador in paris, is going to watch this for us tonght while are on air to bring us any highlights, and he will float in an out of the programme with the key updates. in an out of the programme they in an out of the programme both have something t tonight, they both have something to prove tonight, it s a much harder ask for emmanuel macron because he has to defend his own record which puts them under more pressure. yes. defend his own record which puts them under more pressure. yes, he has not them under more pressure. yes, he has got more them under more pressure. yes, he has got more to them under more pressure. yes, he has got more to lose. them under more pressure. yes, he has got more to lose. and - them under more pressure. yes, he has got more to lose.
Police officer has allegedly mistaken their gun for a taser. since 2001, there have been at least 13 similar instances. only two convictions resulted from those cases. the challenge for prosecutors here is going to be proving that she consciously took chances of causing death or great bodily harm. consciously. doesn t mean intended to do it. my brother, my sister need this woman to be convicted. if we can have life, we want life. we got to go life without him! reporter: former officer potter is out on bond but is scheduled to be back in court next month. david? stephanie ramos with us from minneapolis again tonight. thank you, stephanie. now to the u.s. and russia. tonight the biden administration hitting russia with sweeping sanctions after that massive cyberattack that went on for months, hacking into federal agencies and private american companies. and for interfering in u.s. elections. tonght, russia says it will respond, and here s our senior