Three are down, four are down this is Chaos Tangle on the track, as Team Gbs George Mills clashes with the Home Favourite in the 5,000 metres in paris. And coming up on Bbc News. The Womens Golf is under way at the Paris 0lympics. It didnt start well for Team Gb s Charley Hull, who double bogeyed the first. Good afternoon. The uks most senior Police Officer has warned that Anyone Planning to riot on the streets later today will be met with the full force of the law. Sir Mark Rowley was speaking as the government announced that nearly 6,000 officers are being mobilised, to tackle any violence that breaks out. Police forces across england say theyre preparing for the busiest day so far in this week of troubles. The bbc understands that, as of this lunchtime, more than 100 protests are planned for later today. So far, more than 400 arrests have been made since the violence started a week ago. Around 100 people have been charged. With the latest this lunchtime, our political correspondent,
Work in from canada. The effect of that is that it starts to get a lot more wiggly for the weekend and we get a ridge of high pressure. That is set to send temperatures surging. For some, especially across england and wales, we are seeing temperatures into the high 20s or low 30s. Thanks chris. And thats Bbc News at six. Hello and welcome to sportsday this Wednesday Night day 12 of the olympics, coming up on the programme. Lucky not to crash out. Britain Win Silver in the Mens Team Pursuit final as aUstralia take gold. There is a tumble on the track. Chaos and confrontation in the mens 5,000m heats as britains George Mills is left fuming. The 51 year old british skateboarder nicknamed Rad Dad well tell you how Andy Macdonald one of paris 2024s oldest olympians got on in his quest for a medal. This is the most enjoyable and fun thing that ive done In My Life and hopefully that came across. Also coming up on sportsday. Having led the under 21s to glory, england are set to appoint Lee Car
the south african variant is in the uk, it s not only in the united states. seven super bowl wins now for tom brady. that s more than any franchise in nfl history. i think everybody should be celebrating him tonight. announcer: this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is new day. but it s really tom brady s day. are you saying the chiefs didn t win? it s monday, it s really tom brady s day. like, every day. it s a national holiday for john berman. every day. he s won a super bowl every day for the last 19 years, more or less. oh, my gosh. tom brady and the tampa bay bucs won the super bowl last night. it s tom brady s seventh, seventh! he won his first it s tom brady s world and we all just live in it. how excited were you last night? what volume were you at? i was in shock. i was in shock. look, it wasn t the patriots. but it s tom brady, which is almost as s
republicans mount an unprecedented challenge to the electoral college vote the national guard called in as d.c. braces for protests. a fifth state confirming that new, more contagious covid strain from the uk as the u.s. struggles with the vaccine rollout. fewer than 300,000 americans getting their shots in the last 24 hours. it comes as hospitals are overwhelmed. one major city running out of oxygen for patients that massive hack. u.s. intelligence in a rebuke to president trump now officially accusing russia. and do you have your ticket? two jackpots, over 400 million up for grabs announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt good evening there s breaking news tonight from wisconsin, where a prosecutor has announced there will be no charges filed against a white kenosha police officer who shot a black man in the back as he leaned into a car last august jacob blake was left paralyzed after the shooting that was captured on video and led to angry protests
too early on this wednesday morning. morning joe starts right now. one year later should be a simple, solemn commemoration of what happened and a collective, unified determination to never let anything like that ever happen again. i m even more worried now because the moment of unity is gone and, most importantly, the moment of moral clarity, of collective, patriotic outrage is fading. it went from republicans being apologetic about their president to voting to exonerate him. it went from republicans being angry at him and denouncing him to voting against putting a bipartisan commission together to get all of the facts out. democratic senator brian schatz warning yesterday the next attempt to overthrow american democracy is being organized right now. ahead this morning, we re going to speak with congressman jamie raskin, who led the second impeachment effort against donald trump following the january 6th attack on the capitol. and we ll be joined by one of the men who