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of its youngest citizens. hello. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast moving news, interviews and reaction. we start in the uk where a manhunt is continuing for a suspected terrorist who escaped from a london prison. daniel khalife got out of wandsworth prison on wednesday morning, by clinging to the underside of a food delivery van. thejustice secretary has ordered an urgent investigation into what happened, and why the former soldier wasn t held in a higher security prison. but the prison officers association says that while it does not want to speculate about the issues surrounding the incident, it claims that wandsworth prison is overcrowded, and has chronic staffing shortages which it is blaming on cuts to the prisons budget. we ll be speaking to them live shortly. in the last few minutes thejustice secretary alex chalk has given an update in the house of commons announcing an independent review. we will hear that shortly. but first. live now to the bbc s
busways of the public realm, whether it be schools, threatening our children s educational learning, and now, with a terror suspect on the loose. ultimately, would of the main functions of government is to keep its citizens safe, and on his watch, courts are in crisis, madam deputy speaker, probation is in crisis, the cps is in crisis, and prisons are in crisis. so, finally, when will the secretary of state get a grip? secretary of state get a grip? secretary of state get a grip? secretary of state. you might thank you, madam deputy speaker. can i begin you, madam deputy speaker. can i begin by you, madam deputy speaker. can i begin by welcoming the right honourable lady to her place. | begin by welcoming the right honourable lady to her place. i will t to honourable lady to her place. i will try to address honourable lady to her place. i will try to address the honourable lady to her place. i will try to address the point honourable lady to her place. iv ll try to a
their part. there s a good chance you, your families and friendses, will be able to get together in your backyard or your neighborhood and have a cookout or barbecue and celebrate independence day when we mark our independence as a nation and our independence from this virus. joining me now, nbc news chief white house correspondent and weekend today co-anchor, kelly o donnell, yamiche alcindor, former deputy white house chief of staff to president obama, jim messina and former rnc chair, michael steele. welcome, all. kristen, let me start with you. if big primetime address last night after a major legislative win. now of course the challenge to make sure that americans understand why it is that they are receiving the help that they have. what s the plan going forward? reporter: that s right. now the president and vice president are going to be focused on selling this massive piece of legislation that just passed, $1.9 trillion covid relief and of course one of the cente
Central and southern california. No harm, no fowl. Thanks for joining us. Tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. The Deadly School shooting. Inside the horror tonight. The children rushing out, tears streaming down their faces. And this evening, the two suspects in court. Both students, and tonight, the description, what happened in that classroom. Students who rushed the gunman, one, a marine recruit. The other student losing his life to save others, and what he had told his family beforehand. Also tonight, the Severe Weather outbreak at this hour. It has turned deadly. A man swept away in the floods. New Tornado Watches in effect right now. Roads washed away. Students who could not leave school forced to sleep there overnight. Rob has the new track tonight. The breaking headline at this hour involving donald trump jr. Subpoenaed by the Senate Intelligence committee. That Committee Led by republicans. What they want to ask him about. The innocent man who was arrest