congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. i actually will have more on her in a moment. elsewhere in florida, there s another republican with potential legal woes closing in on him. stunning reporting from politico this week details preparations being made by law enforcement officials in palm beach county who are reportedly actively preparing for how to handle a potential extradition demand for the former president if manhattan district attorney cy vance indicts him while trump is at his crop cal golf resort mar-a-lago. there s according to high-ranking public officials. as politico notes there s a clause in florida statute on interstate that gives the governor, in this case ron desantis, to intervene and investigate whether a person should be surrendered to law enforcement owe firms from another state. whew. joining me now white house correspondent for pbs news hour yamiche elcindor. also with me former u.s. attorney joyce vance, an nbc contributor and the co-hosts of the
for 12 to 16-year-olds. 12 to 15-year-olds, since the current vaccines are approved for kids 16 and up. now, this could happen by next week, it could potentially even happen by the end of this week. but this, of course, will be a huge relief to families around the country who have 12, 13, 14, 15-year-old kids who have been thinking about how to mitigate covid risk for kids doing summer activities and kids going back to school in the fall. the other two-shot vaccine that is similar to pfizer s, the moderna vaccine, that is also in the midst of its own clinical trial in young people. if that trial produces similar results, there are good reasons to expect that moderna could follow pfizer pretty quickly in becoming a second vaccine approved for kids ages 12 and up. there are also promising trials underway right now for kids younger than age 12. so that part of the vaccination effort is all happening now. it feels like it s sort of happening all at once, but we have been able to
president putin declares that russia will respond immediately to any country attempting to interfere in the conflict. the dj tim westwood steps down from presenting his capital xtra radio show following claims of sexual misconduct which he denies. and we report on a new service in wales allowing pharmacists to prescribe some medicines taking pressure off the gps. and coming up on the bbc news channel: it s the second instalment of the champions league semi finals tonight, as liverpool continue their quest for the title against villareal at anfield. good evening and welcome to bbc news at six which comes today from the headquarters of bbc wales in cardiff. and it s a very significant day for those families who lost loved ones in care homes during the pandemic. the high court in london has ruled that government policies on discharging patients from hospitals to care homes at the start of the pandemic were unlawful. the ruling was made after two women took legal action again
and zambia has been seen by many as a test case for how well the common framework works. but despite protracted negotiations, the zambia debt relief deal has collapsed, raising doubts about the workability of the common framework. zambia s president hakainde hichilema, who inherited a huge debt overhang when he was elected in 2021 has been spearheading efforts to get the country s economy back on track. i spoke to the zambian president in an exclusive interview and began by asking him about the economy. i think we did our part as a country in terms of meeting our obligations. we did that well ahead of time. now it is for the other part of the stick to come on board. the bilateral creditors, i think we are doing reasonably well. delayed? yes, it was delayed. but the private creditors, we now need to close and put this to bed so that it can create the headroom we needed, we anticipated long before. but these delays are beginning to negate the gains that we already made as a