0h! and it s put away. manchester city win the carabao cup final for the fourth time in a row, as an 8,000 strong crowd watch at wembley in a government coronavirus trial event and, as la gears up for tonight s 0scars, we go behind the scenes at the ceremony s new venue union station. welcome to bbc news. india has registered a new world record for daily coronavirus infections for the fourth day in a row with almost 350,000 new cases. in the capital, delhi the epicentre of a ferocious second wave of covid the disease is killing one person every four minutes. as hospitals across india struggle with overcrowding and limited oxygen supplies, an initial shipment of uk aid is due to leave tonight. from delhi, our correspondent yogita limaye reports. with every pyre that burns, india s self belief is dying. each funeral is a story of personal loss and national shame. this man has been helping cremate their dead for decades. now, he barely ever stops working. translation: i�
give i ve been a miner for a heart of gold wow, what a great song. rock n roll icon legend neil young laying down an ultimatum telling spotify they ve got to choose between his music or vaccine denying podcast host joe rogan. and out of control crime in los angeles. what the hell is going on? looks like a third world country. the l.a. district attorney under fire for a criminal justice reforms that critics call an absolute disaster. let s talk about the news of the day now and bring in cnn s white house correspondent mr. john harwood and cnn s senior legal analyst laura coates the author of the new book just pursuit, a black prosecutor s fight for fairness. good evening to both of you. john, this new video is astounding. it s stunning. we shouldn t be surprised. we ve seen so much of it. every time i see another video coming out, it is even worse than the last. it shows a rioter slamming a police officer to the ground. difficult to watch. trump can claim rioter
more reporting. i know you ve been working your sources. what have you learned? reporter: this announcement is coming quite early. there are still five months left in the supreme court s term. most justices that have announced their retirement in the past haven t done so until at least march. the 83-year-old justice has said in the past he would consider two things when deciding to leave, his health and the court w. no known health issue it is clear the court is his main reason for leaving after almost three decades on the court. he has spoken extensively over the past year and has even written a book. he expressed concern that the public views the court as political and talks about how that perception could erode faith in the court. justice breyer does come from a political background himself. he was the chief counsel in the 1970s and understands this relentless, over the past year, progressive pressure on him to step down. in fact, the progressive group demand justice pro
the fed announcement which could make buying a house or car more expensive soon. welcome to the lead. i m pamela brown in for jake tapper. we start with breaking news in our politics lead. the supreme court justice stephen breyer, we re expecting him to announce his retirement as early as tomorrow. the 83-year-old who has served nearly three decades on the court plans to stay on until a replacement is confirmed. that replacement is now in president joe biden s hands. his first chance to nominate someone to the highest court in the land. today he refused to answer questions about breyer s retirement. kaitlan collins suggests, he is ready to fulfill a campaign promise on who he ll pick. reporter: with justice stephen breyer set to retire, president biden now has his first chaks to nominate a new justice to the supreme court. there has been no announcement from justice breyer. let him make whatever statement he ll make and i ll be happy to talk about it later. reporter:
says a reporter is dumb, and in a couple of hours or less he s on the phone, in a personal phone call, apologizing. right. and decent, and adult, and mature. i mean, even if he meant it. if you meant it and you said it to somebody s face, you do not have to apologize to them unless you know, is for some of the reason it s inappropriate. but if you meant it and you sensitive out somebody and not to them, you have to apologize. because you re talking smack. and in this case, the president did the adult thing and said i m sorry, and that s what adults should do. so, i was driving this afternoon and kind of out of the news bubble for a bit. and as soon as i came back into our little bubble here, first thing i said to producer kyle griffin was, has joe biden apologized yet? and he said, no. and i said, okay, well it s coming. it s like it s any minute now. he s gonna do it. and then i lost track of it and suddenly there it was. during your hour it emerge. i had the exact sam