in protest over a security deal, which includes the uk. us armed forces apologise for their tragic mistake after killing ten innocent people, including seven children in a drone strike during their final days in afghanistan. a month after the taliban takeover in afghanistan, schools are reopening, but not for girls. strictly s back but there s controversy as reports suggest two of the show s professional dancers are refusing to get covid jabs. liverpool remain unbeaten in the premier league this season after sadio mane scored his 100th goal and manchester city lose points at home. that s all in sportsday in half an hour, here on bbc news. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the business secretary, kwasi kwarteng, says protecting customers during a time of heightened global gas prices is an absolute priority for the government. ministers have been holding urgent talks with representatives of the energy industry today and more discussions about the way forward w
who on january 6th tried to stop the peaceful transfer of power. this is where we are tonight. newly installed fencing around the capitol, just like after january 6th. fencing expected to go up outside the supreme court as well. online chatter threatening violence. homeland security says social media users have discussed storming the capitol tomorrow, the night before the rally, and one commented on kidnapping a member of congress. it s not just the capitol. there has been online chatter about using the rally to target local jewish institutions. and so-called liberal churches. with very real threats to the capitol eight months after one of the darkest days in american history, the former president is weighing in exactly the way that you would expect him to do it, right, with a disgraceful statement saying, hearts and minds are with the rioters. that s not a dog whistle, that is a full bullhorn. sympathetic with them? we all saw what happened at the capitol on january 6th. we
news continues. let s turn things over to don and don lemon tonight. good evening, everyone. this is don lemon tonight. and the news from capitol hill is ominous. an urgent, new warning from homeland security about the increasing possibility of violence at the so-called justice for 6th rally. which let s remember, is in defense of the blood-thirsty insurrectionists who on january 6th tried to stop the peaceful transfer of power. this is where we are tonight. newly-installed fencing around the capitol, just like after january 6th. fencing expected to go up outside the supreme court, as well. online chatter threatening violence. homeland security says social-media users have discussed storming the capitol tomorrow, the night before the rally. and one commented on kidnapping a member of congress. and it s not just the capitol. there has been online chatter about using the rally to target local jewish institutions. elected officials and so-called liberal churches. and with
out front, next. the u.s. passes a tragic pandemic milestone. 40 million confirmed covid cases as schools are now seeing a surge in cases among students and staff. # and there are growing questions about when booster shots will even be available. also, 800 nursing home residents forced to ride out hurricane ida in a warehouse. the conditions appalling. seven people have died, so far. i will talk to the wife of one man who was in that warehouse about how he is doing tonight. and a former marine in full body armor charged with killing four people including a three-month-old baby. why? hear what he confessed to police. let s go outfront. good evening, everyone, so glad you are with me. i m poppy harlow in tonight for erin burnett. welcome to a special edition of outfront. tonight, 40 million of the united states passing another, grim milestone. the number of confirmed covid cases in the united states since the start of the pandemic has now topped 40 million. it is a number t
people out of their home. president joe biden will head to the storm ravaged northeast as residents try to get back on their feet after a climate disaster. the taliban say they are days away from announcing a new government, but resistance forces are calling for a national uprising. and california s recall campaign enters the final days with gavin newsom s political future on the ballot. good to have you with us. president biden is visiting new york and new jersey today to get a firsthand look at the damage and recovery efforts in the wake of ida s record rainfall and flooding. he has already approved federal aid for people severely affected by the storm in both states. ed westchester county area saw heavy flooding in last week s storm and dozens of people had to be rescued. the mayor says his community is in desperate need of federal funds to rebuild. we re going to need possibly help in the future, you know, strengthening our infrastructure to withstand these storms