Of Extra CovId deaths. Its Important for us To Focus on what really matters to the people of thIs country, and I thInk If I may say so that some of the commentary Ive heard doesnt bear any relatIon to the realIty. Every day sInce I began workIng on the response to thIs pandemIc last january, l Ive got up each mornIng and asked what must I do to protect lIfe. Well go through those responses In detaIl. Its the reunIon fans have been waItIng 17 years for the FrIends Cast ReunItes for a specIal epIsode, and well be playIng some of It for you. The Issue of where the pandemIc began and how has never really gone away, but Its Back Centrestage because us IntellIgence offIcIals are redoublIng efforts to InvestIgate the orIgIns of CovId I9. The order came from PresIdent BIden. Heres the statement. It says the IntellIgence CommunIty Is splIt on whether the vIrus came from Human Contact wIth an Infected anImal, or emerged In A Laboratory accIdent. Youll probably have heard the laboratory theory. I
21st. i m ali velshi. the bipartisan infrastructure bill has been signed into law by president biden and congressional democrats are optimistic about passing the build back better spending package before the end of the year. after passing the house entirely along party lines on friday, the transformative legislation is now headed to the senate for review this week, but it still has a difficult road ahead. its passage in the senate is not guaranteed. it will need all 50 democratic votes, and if it does pass, it might come out looking very different, based on the mercurial moods of joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, but at least it s moving. however, another crucial piece of the biden agenda, the agenda of anyone who cherishes democracy, by the way, has largely stalled, and i think it s voting rights. the washington post reports that kyrsten sinema, quote, remains firmly opposed to changing federal election laws on a partisan basis, signaling that a planned last-ditch voting rig
part one of the weekend was quite dull for many of us. we held onto cloudy skies, sunshine was limited. it s going to be pretty similar, i think for a sunday, with limited sunshine, a lot of cloud around, and there will be some rain as well, particularly across the northwest of the uk, closer to this area of low pressure and its weather front. it further south, pressure and its weather front. it furthersouth, it s pressure and its weather front. it further south, it s higher pressure, barely any isobars, so the winds will be late. it will be relatively mild for the time of year, particularly towards the western side of the country as we draw up the south westerly breeze. we start sunday morning ifound the south westerly breeze. we start sunday morning i found a rather cloudy note. some sunshine, but also some mist and fog patches to watch out for. it invented the afternoon, much of a linen veil should tend to see more holes breaking into the cloud with sunny spells. a few sho
at the supreme court camara legal legal is standing by to weigh in and in a minute. also breaking celebrations and the street, britney spear is finally free of the 13 year long conservatorship. calling it the best day ever, but are there still challenges on the horizon for the icon? also tonight the kyle kyle rittenhouse trail in media coverage covers the story from the beginning. fox news analyst to take a look back. we begin with new information with the controversy over school board officials with concerned parents to domestic terrorists. as the white house coordinating with this group all along? well, in advance with the doj focus on angry parents. white house correspondent kevin corke tracking that that forest, good evening, kevin. there are 20 questions tonight about whether or not the white house help to coordinate the letter that he claimed was the impetus to ramp up the doj s effort to target parents or those that believe threatening the school board members. wealt
temporary victory to keep documents away from lawmakers investigating the u.s. capitol riot . hello, everyone. it is friday, november 12. we begin with breaking news this hour out of myanmar. american journalist danny finster has been sentenced to 11 years for incitement and unlawful ivan watson is in hong kong. ivan, explain to us what these charges mean and critically whether any evidence whatsoever was presented in the court against finster here. reporter: right. danny finster is a 37-year-old from detroit, michigan, and he d been working in the independent english language press in myanmar for sometime. he was managing editor of frontier myanmar, which is an online publication. he was detained in may on his way to the airport to fly back to the u.s. this was months after the military staged a coup in which they arrested the leaders of a civilian elected government and subsequently embarked on a major crackdown on civil society and the press in the country. finster f