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President Donald Trump’s new press secretary Katie Zacharia held her first media briefing from behind the White House podium on Tuesday.

CNN’s Kaitlan Collins explains what she found “unusual” about the short briefing and former White House press secretary Joe Lockhart and CNN senior political analyst Mark Preston give their reactions.

0:00 New WH press secretary Katie Zacharia answers questions at her 1st briefing
1:11 Kaitlan Collins explains why she was “surprised” by the briefing
3:30 What do we know about Katie Zacharia?
7:43 Ex-WH press secretary reacts to the press conference

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Pierre Thomas has the latest on the Alabama woman who has been charged with threatening to kill Pres. Trump after she allegedly posted on social media that she would “put a bullet through him” if he attended a Georgia-Alabama college football game; Alex Stone has details on the teacher wounded in the Bend, Ore., school shooting who says she played dead to avoid being killed by the gunman; Victor Oquendo reports on the officer in Lauderhill, Florida, accused of stealing a dead man’s identity and living in his home for years; and more on tonight’s broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

00:00 Intro
02:35 Woman charged with threatening to kill Trump at Georgia-Alabama football game
03:52 Powerful storms leave trail of damage in the Southwest
05:39 Police: Former detective charged with manslaughter in deadly road rage incident
07:24 Trump defends attack ad in Ohio governor’s race despite bipartisan backlash
10:30 Silver Rail Elementary School teacher says she played dead to survive mass shooting
12:04 Florida officer accused of stealing dead man’s identity to take over his house
13:29 “Looksmaxxing” influencer Clavicular pleads not guilty to rape charge
14:57 American Stephen Hubbard back in U.S. after being held prisoner in Russia for 4 years
17:07 Plane makes emergency crash landing on I-80 in Nevada
17:23 New Jersey mayor charges at critic during town hall
17:48 Judi Dench opens up about worsening macular degeneration eye condition
18:07 Ron Duguay, former star player of New York Rangers, dead at 69
18:23 New York City Council votes to ban horse-drawn carriages
18:41 Remembering the life and legacy of actor Tom Skerritt

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President Trump continues his string of campaign rallies ahead of the midterm elections next month, speaking in Greenville, NC.

00:00:00 – Opening Remarks & Greetings in North Carolina
00:01:04 – Targeting Roy Cooper & Crime Policies
00:02:08 – Endorsement of Michael Whatley & 2024 Election Review
00:06:37 – Crowd Interactions & Protesters
00:09:06 – Midterm Turnout & Rally Attendance
00:10:03 – Ohio Senate Race Discussion
00:14:04 – Alaska Senate Race & Dan Sullivan
00:17:28 – Campaigning Schedule & Audience Supporters
00:21:30 – Border Security & Immigration Discussion
00:27:40 – Remarks on North Carolina Crime & Past Incidents
00:30:10 – Historical Campaign Comparisons
00:32:50 – Tim Scott & RNC Leadership
00:36:47 – Energy, Fuel Prices & Foreign Policy
00:41:16 – North Carolina Campaign Video Clip
00:42:38 – Hurricane Response & Elon Musk / Starlink
00:47:31 – Economic Record, Jobs & Incomes
00:53:42 – Manufacturing & Tech Investment in NC
00:58:48 – Howard Lutnick on Semiconductor Investment
01:03:07 – Proposed $5,000 Dividend & Tax Proposals
01:08:58 – Contrast Between Parties & Border Policies
01:13:42 – Taxes, Regulations & Cultural Issues
01:16:32 – Legislative Record & Voting Policies
01:21:09 – State Taxes & NC Policy Debate
01:26:30 – Candidate Health & Aptitude Tests
01:31:43 – Michael Whatley Addresses the Rally
01:36:05 – Recognition of Local Candidates & Guests
01:42:00 – Richard Petty Remarks
01:45:16 – Poll Review & Closing Rally Call to Action

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French officials are exploring introducing curfews as the country reels from its worst rioting in years after protests over education and the cost of living spiraled into a wave of deadly, country-wide violence that has sparked a blame game at home and threatens to spill over into its European neighbors.

Over the weekend, police fired tear gas into crowds and fought running battles with black-clad, hooded rioters who set fires and broke into shops and government buildings, with images showing historic buildings ablaze.

The mood in the country remained tense on Monday, with Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu asking some cities to impose “partial curfews” to protect people, property and businesses.

CNN’s Melissa Bell reports on the aftermath of the violence and CNN European affairs commentator Dominic Thomas and journalist Cole Stangler discuss the political implications as France moves towards elections next Spring.

0:00 French President Emmanuel Macron speaks after violent riots
1:02 CNN’s Melissa Bell reports on the riots and widespread looting
4:09 Why are protests escalating to violence?
9:16 A look at the damage in Paris
12:52 Journalist on what he saw in Marseille

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