A few minutes now the ceremonies being attended by the royal family seated on the podium at the noriegas abbey ahmed the Nobel Committee and its secretary on the pictures there is a nobel chairman who will be also delivering a speech and explaining why the Nobel Committee choose to select as its peace prize winner this year the ceremony also being attended to by the norwegian royal family keeping with a tradition that goes back to 1000. 00 or 5 and theyre taking a seat right now and the rows of seats behind the royal family are occupied by representatives of governments the government the store ting and the diplomatic corps as well and other specially invited guests so the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony about to begin in oslo lets bring in our diplomatic editor james space as we wait for the speeches to begin james normally you and ill force would be in oslo covering this ceremony and all saw the interview with a Nobel Peace Prize laureate but a very Different Program this year while there
newest talents making the headlines. india won the toss and chose to field, but it was england who had the early advantage. 19 year old debutant shoaib bashir removing india s captain rohit sharma one of two wickets for him. but his fellow opener, yashasvi jaiswal stuck around for a long, long time, unbeaten all day, closing on 179 not out. india will resume on saturday on 336 6. a good day for that man. it s been a very special. a good day for that man. it s been a very special, special a good day for that man. it s been a very special, special day a good day for that man. it s been a very special, special day for - a good day for that man. it s been a very special, special day for all - very special, special day for all that i ve been through in the last two or three years. it s made it even more special, so, yeah, to get rohit sharma out as well and my first wicket is incredible. a semifinal spot in the africa cup of nations is up for grabs right now as the democratic
former federal prosecutor andy mccarthy is standing by. first, david spunt who has been covering this all along, this very quick verdict. very quick verdict. we re talking three hours and ten minutes. when you have a verdict that quick, it s not favorable to the defendant. steve bannon, the former white house adviser to former president donald trump convicted on two counts of criminal contempt of congress. willful failure to appear before testimony before january 6. guilty. count two, willful failure to provide records guilty. steve bannon s team didn t put on a defense. bannon did not testify in his own defense, which was thought that he would. the government put on a case for about a day. jury selection began just on monday, a few days ago. this was an incredibly quick trial. steve bannon s team was upset. they filed a motion. last night in front of millions in the january 6 committee hearing, the committee played this audio clip of bannon from october of 2020. listen.
incident at the capitol where seven staffers of the cbs late show were arrested. my staff was just cooking their job. this whole double standard drives me crazy. more left wing intimidation tactics ahead of the smowrpts expected abortion ruling. i don t think there is much political support for abortion on demand. center. scores. and he buried it. sunrise, sun burn, sun set repeat. moon light, all night crashing in to me. just sunrise, sun set,. steve: good morning, everybody. what a pretty sunrise, warsaw, virginia. 58 degrees, daytime 85en this the 21st day of june. it is the first day of summer, welcome to fox & friends, we re here on the mezzanine level of studio m. as we look at the commonwealth of virginia. they are also having a primary today. alabama and georgia are run off but brian is in a place called mcclain s family restaurant, which has been family owned since 165 in the commonwealth of virginia because it s primary day. brian? brian: yeah.
elementary school auto could have been stopped within three minutes if it wasn t for the indivisiveness of the on scene commander. in a special hearing with the texas senate, the state s director of public safety testified that police had everything they needed to take the shooter down minutes after he entered the school. at least seven officers were in the building. at least two of them had rifles. and the classroom door was likely never locked. instead, uvalde school district police chief peter aday dough ordered everyone to stay back and wait one error 1 hour and 14. that s how long the children waited torres could youd. and while they waited, the on site commander waited for radio and rifles and he waited for shield and then he waited for swat. lastly he waited for a key that was never needed. he also pushed back on jeff arredondo s handling of the response and insistence on the need to wait despite some officers openly questioning the decision not to immediately storm