climate activists are making their voices heard and italy, calling out politicians for not doing enough to tackle climate change. and the rising young star in the world of classical music it was determined to make his field more inclusive. welcome to bbc news. president joe biden has signed into law a short term spending bill after it successfully passed congress earlier. the bill is aimed at avoiding a government shutdown are keeping the lights on but only for another two months. he was the house speaker, nancy pelosi, after it passed the house. pelosi/sot/2200/30/9 and with this continuing resolution, we not only keep government open, keep checks flowing to our veterans and social security recipients and the rest, but it s about, again, whether it s science at the national institutes of health, the education of our children, the protection of our environment, it s just a remarkable thing to think of all good things that we can do working together for the people. a shutdown
she was talking about assembling a team for this case. are you familiar with her work assembling a team for this case? well, i assume that s what she was talking to me about. but besides that i don t know. i know you said you had a meeting with some folks and mr. wade was at that meeting? correct. he was with the district attorney interviewing you about taking this case? well, he of course, i know nathan very well, as you do. yes. and i exchanged pleasantries with him, but the conversation was with miss willis. okay. with miss willis. were you aware at the time that her team consisted of brian watkins, megan vargas, sonia alan, shannon trotty, fal chan and john floyd. she reported that was her team on this case? i knew john floyd was involved and she probably told me the others, but, listen, i barely remember what case i tried last year, much less every word that was said in the conversation. i understand, fair enough. but she said she was looking to hir
morning and cloud conditions for glasgow, and the remnants of that frost still across the south. here is a cold front moving through northern england, into the midlands by the time you get to the afternoon, wales catching some spots of rain. the best sunshine tomorrow is across northern ireland, sunshine scotland, and the lake district enjoying fine weather and further south it will be cloudier and notice the rain reaches east anglia and the south east in the evening and clear the kent coast by the time we get to around ten or iipm. the kent coast by the time we get to around ten or pm. in this large area of high pressure, sort of mango shaped, it noses into the uk for thursday, which should be a nice day for many of us. a bit more a breeze on the north sea coast, maybe one or two showers, but on the whole a fine day for many of us. let s have a look at the outlook. those temperatures starting to rise into double figures across western areas of the uk, variable amounts of
doj dealing a blow to the january 6 committee. wanting to charge mark metal an his former deputy. this says former trump aides sa that navarro responds to what h calls unnecessarily harsh treatment at the hands of federal agents are flatly taken away in handcuffs and leg irons over his complaints of a subpoena. that plus an update on that gop senate primary race in pennsylvania where the recount continues to spike. a confession to fight. be begin with the economy where the white house reality appears to be set again with inflation, dashing any hopes of a rebound despite good data point. ashley strohmier has more on that tonight. how are you even though inflation is crushing americans they re praising the new jobs numbers. this is regardless of the out-of-control gas prices and the supply chain. the report shows that 390,000 jobs were created in may, which does meet expectation but falls short of aprils for hundred 28,000 jobs created. the average price of gas is now or doll