Prosecutors in new york want to see Donald Trumps financial records. They can, says the supreme court, much to the anger of the president. Also, democrats in Congress Want to see those documents. They cant. Those were the results of two separate rulings today from the highest court in the us. They mean that prosecutors can have access to the president s financial records, including his tax returns. But the documents which will go to a grand jury in new york will not be made public. A request for access by congressional committees was referred back to a lower court. An important political point the rulings make it likely mr trumps financial records wont be made public before novembers president ial election. Speaking at the white house, the president slammed the decisions. This is a political witch hunt the likes of which nobodys ever seen before. Its a pure witch hunt, its a hoax. Just like the mueller investigations a hoax that i won, and this is another hoax. This is purely political
More. Probably when Billie Eilish releases her next record thats when it will all get sad again. It might have been a nightmare. Make room for the gloom. Colin paterson, bbc news, liverpool. 0h, oh, no lets catch up with the weather, shall we . Heres stav da naos. Conditions are set to turn bright, but for england and wales a gloomy afternoon, damp and drizzle at times. Further north, scotland and Northern Ireland, lots of sunshine but you will notice across scotland some cumulonimbus clouds developing, these will continue to bring heavy showers, thunderstorms to central and eastern scotland through the afternoon, some really heavy, slow moving downpour is likely. Further south it stays grey with drizzly patches, temperatures around 20 degrees in the south, high teens in the north. 0vernight the showers continue in eastern scotland, if few developing and Eastern England and some will be heavy and slow moving. A muggy night across the south east but High Pressure begins to build into th
Welcome to the programme. Starting in the us. Prosecutors in new york want to see Donald Trumps financial records. They can, says the Supreme Court much to the anger of the president. Also, democrats in Congress Want to see those documents. They cant. Those were the results of two separate rulings today from the highest court in the us. They mean that prosecutors can have access to the president s financial records, including his tax returns. But the documents, which will go to a grand jury in new york, will not be made public. A request for access by congressional committees was referred back to a lower court. An important political point the rulings make it likely mr trumps financial records wont be made public before novembers president ial election. Speaking at the white house, the president criticised the decisions. This is a political witch hunt, the likes of which nobodys ever seen before. Its a pure witch hunt. Its a hoax. Just like the mueller investigations a hoax that i won,
Facing off with fauci. The growing rift tonight between the president and dr. Anthony fauci. Why hasnt the countrys leading expert on coronavirus briefed the president in two months . And the president cancels his weekend rally. Commuting roger stones sentence, the Decision Just moments ago from the president keeping his longtime political ally and advisor out of federal prison. Fay makes faye makes landfall. The extreme weather battering the northeast as we come on the air. Plus two thirds of americans bracing for a record breaking heat wave this weekend. Were tracking the forecast. Glee stars final moments. The new Surveillance Video actress naya rivera boarding a boat with her son before disappearing on a california lake. The update just coming in from police. And Steve Hartman goes on the road tonight with a selfless act that changed two mens lives. This is the cbs evening news with norah odonnell, reporting from the nations capital. Brennan good evening to our viewers in the west
To announce a ban on huawei in the uks sg networks. And kate, the duchess of cambridge, on being a mum and why shes backing a new bbc campaign to support families with young children. Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. We start with coronavirus, and wearing face coverings in shops and supermarkets in england is to become compulsory from the end of next week. The new rule which comes into force from the 24th july will fine those who do not comply. Children under the age of 11, and those with certain disabilities will be exempt as is the case on public transport. The move brings england in line with scotland and other major european nations like spain, italy and germany. Elsewhere in the world, sweeping restrictions have been reintroduced in the us state of california as it battles to contain a resurgency of coronavirus. All indoor activities at restaurants, bars and other Ent