People dying for no reason, People torturing People dying for no reason, People torturing for no reason. Why . Because torturing for no reason. Why . Because they are human. Great britain because they are human. Great britain has a humanity. Thats all i can say england lose the second test. It was a thrilling and dramatic day of cricket at lords, but india came out on top. Jodie comer tells us about her hollywood breakthrough, how she mastered an american accent and the time she got her mums Sunday Dinners on set. Good morning. Today once again it is going to be fairly cloudy. The cloud thick enough for patchy light Rain And Drizzle. Limited sunshine. Details coming up. Good morning. Its tuesday, august 17th. Our top story. President biden has defended his decision to withdraw us troops from afghanistan. He admitted surprise at how quickly the taliban seized power, but blamed afghanistans leaders for the defeat. Military planes are reported to have begun flying again from Kabul Airport
Publicly . Reporter good evening, jon, and thAt Thats a very important question that bears a little bit of explanation and clarity. Under North Carolinas law, the release of bodyworn video publicly or to The Press is pursuant to a court order. However, the Law Enforcement Agency that bears custody of the footage can share it privately with individuals that bear a direct connection to the video, in this Case Family members and their attorneyings. Thats why tomorrow in the building behind me At The Sheriffs Office at 11 30 a. M. , members of the brown family along with their attorneys will view that footage and then immediately come outside and hold a press conference. This comes as there are repeated and mounting calls on the sheriff, tommy9 wooten, to take the necessary legal steps to get that video released publicly and new calls for his resignation. The local Naacp President , keith rivers, had this to say yesterday. Listen. Sheriff wooten, today if you want to release these tapes as
one of the great problems these days is everyone wants to be right and nobody really wants to listen to other peoples opinion. it s eight in the morning in singapore, and 11pm in the uk where the uk has announced record covid infection figures for the second day in a row as the world health organisation says the new strain omicron is spreading at an unprecedented rate. more than 75 countries have omicron cases. a top uk health official says the variant is probably the most significant threat we ve had since the start of the pandemic. meanwhile in the last hour presidentjoe biden has said that the omicron variant has now arrived in the united states. our medical editor fergus walsh starts our coverage. what do you want for christmas? for millions it is a booster. these people in newcastle today were prepared to wait for hours for a covid vaccination bus. it was a record day for booster jabs, but also covid cases. boosters offer the best protection against omicron, but th
sandra: and shrinks price tag of the spending plan. the resolution is two senators and the rest of the 90% of the democratic caucus. i think that is where the discussion is and we ll see what offer we get. sandra: team coverage, karl rove will join us. ayesha hasnie has latest from capitol hill. we begin with peter doocy live from the north lawn. hi, peter. pete: good afternoon, sandra, this is not republicans versus democrats fight. this is democrats fighting about how many progressive authorities they think the country can afford. republicans watch from the sidelines. i hope progressives stand their ground and nothing happens, that would be the best result. when we win in november 2022, we can start reversing damage of the progressive left and what will pass real infrastructure programs and bills and we ll repurpose that $700 billion that is not in the schedule to be spent until 2022-2028. pete: schumer knew if he pushed the budget bill, joe manchin would be a n
john: start with this, unrelenting border crisis, a nationwide problem. ripple effects felt in washington, democrat-run sanctuary cities across the country at our northern border and if today is any indication, at the ballot box in new york. hello, john roberts in washington. how is the weather, sandra? sandra: the snow is still coming down here, that s for sure, an update on that situation as well. sandra smith in new york. it s a special election day here in the big apple and the unrelenting migrant surge could stop their chances of flipping the seat formerly held by george santos. john: pilip hammering souzzi on the issue. sandra: our political panel is standing by to reported rifts in the white house. john: aishah hasnie on a push to impeach mayorkas. sandra: and bryan with the snow behind you, bryan, a familiar sight to most of us who came in today. what impact will this nor easter have on turnout there? well, hey, sandra, look, it s certainly not going to