A look at the days latest news and headlines. The president has watched this process play out. He wants to see it come to an end as he stated many times. We look forward to that happening. Bill there are so many headlines going back and forth today. We have been here many times before. You get to the end of the day and you ask yourself what changed . Has something changed today fundamentally or not . No, not a lot. We heard the president say this stuff a lot. We know that the president vents on twitter. But he is the president of the United States. He was today talking about a subordinate the Attorney General of the United States. The more the president tweets sound like a directive, the crazier everybody gets. Thats why the trump team said no, he is just venting. He has the First Amendment right to do it. He didnt say sessions has to do this. The closer it sounds like the
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A precursor to Fox Newss morning show, featuring the news and first looks at the other stories of the day. The streets of portland. We saw the mayor turn his back on the citizens of portland for his political ambitions. I dont know who is worse, that mayor or oakland or philadelphia or new york. There are a whole bunch of them and never accepted this president and will put out of the Public Safety of their citizens. Ireland the portland mayor because he will hear about this, ice employees are taxpayers and citizens, he has a duty to protect them. Portlands mayor ted wheeler responding to reports he ordered police to ignore 911 calls from ice agents calling them, quote, inaccurate and inflammatory. Todd donald trump sanctioning officials for refusing to release an american pastor. The white house is turkeys determined of Pastor Andrew Brunson is unfair and unjust. He has been behind bars for two used accused of spying and terrorism. He was placed under house arrest last week due to heal
The fort for 40 days. martin yip, bbc news hong kong let s talk to gary bowerman, he s director of check in asia and an asia travel trends analyst. he s worked in the travel industry for years and joins us now from kuala lumpur. great to get you on the programme. in the first instance from what my colleague martin has been reporting on. obviously emotional scenes as people travel and meet their families again. what s is your sense as to how keen people are to travel from china into other parts of the world? ,., ., ., , from china into other parts of the world? , ., , ., , world? good morning. it s a very fine report world? good morning. it s a very fine report because world? good morning. it s a very fine report because it world? good morning. it s a very fine report because it shows i world? good morning. it s a very i fine report because it shows exactly what the situation is right now. the opportunity to travel again, we know there is pent up demand for reunions and homec
back live now to argentina with thousands at the airport carrying the champions. home bringing the world cup with. them they ve been waiting there for hours now, actually. if act, this is expected to be one of the biggest homecomings in world cup team. when when their world cup was 1985. we this is equation waiting for the team to touch. down a special fight with the teams taking inflation on the. sign that could actually be there right now. that would be on time, it is inspects how touchdown run 20 minutes past to a, local. time which will be a bit. now on board that, flight of, course is a national hero
Toria and new south wales have ended quarantine rules for fully-vaccinated travelers. th thanks to soaring vaccination rates so let s bring in cnn s angus watson at sydney international airport. good to see you, angus. so, these emotional homecomings for so many australians who have been locked out of their own country for about 18 months. what have you witnessed at sydney s international airport? and of course, all of this happening because we are talking about 80% fully vaccinated in new south wales. just incredible numbers. reporter: it really was this morning, rosemary, a celebration of the end to fortress australia. this strict border policy that australia put in place in march last year to try to ride out the covid-19 pandemic. to try to shelter itself from the rest of the world but it was so tough that australians overseas were told that they can only come back in limited numbers. and then, when they do arrive home, they have to quarantine in a hotel in state-managed