are watching at this hour fox news obtaining exclusive images of the migrant facility in texas with crowded conditions as a highly contagious delta variant causes a surge the war of words over mask and schools heating up between the president and for the governor desantis we have live coverage but first to alex hogan live in new york city on embattled governor cuomo. reporter: the attorney general says it will fully cooperate with the albany sheriff s office when aid accuses the governor of an appropriately hugging and kissing and putting a hand down her shirt. the sheriff says they take these accusations seriously. i had a female victim come forward which had to be the hardest thing she has ever done in her life to make an allegation of criminal conduct against the governor. as far as the sheriff s office i am elected as well. we have a proven record in this area and in this region to take care of people and i think that is what we re supposed to do with law enforcement. r
future. the yays are 57, the nays are 43. the senate adjudges that the defendant, donald trump, former president of the united states, is not guilty of the articles of impeachment. this is cnn breaking news. i m pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are in the cnn newsroom on this saturday evening. just a few hours ago, the senate voted to acquit former president donald trump for the second time. the overall outcome was expected. but the vote itself, was rather surprising. the 57 guilty votes were more than predicted, because seven republicans broke with their party to convict. and that makes the result the most bipartisan impeachment conviction vote in history. for context, mitt romney was the only republican who voted to con convict in the first impeachment trial. he voted to convict again today. 43 republicans voted against holding president trump accountable for the attack on january 6. the seven defections
darling you don t need those, i am your mirror. absolutely fabulous for joanna lumley who is made a dame. whilst the outgoing james bond daniel craig is made a cmg. further covid restrictions in england must be an absolute last resort , according to health secretary, sajid javid. official celebrations were either muted or cancelled, but there were still fireworks to welcome in 2022, on the warmest new year s eve on record. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the state funeral of anti apartheid campaigner, archbishop desmond tutu, has taken place in cape town. the nobel peace prize winner who helped end the racist regime in south africa died last sunday at the age of 90. over the past two days, thousands of people waited in line to pay their final respects. the head of the anglican church, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, paid tribute saying desmond tutu lit up the world . president cyril ramaphosa called him a crusader in the
robinson. close your eyes for a second, try picturing the steps of 10 downing street. the prime minister. no, not boris johnson. keir starmer. if you can do that, if enough people can imagine the labour leader there on those steps he will have passed what the pollsters and the psychologists call the blank test. at my guest and political thinking this week is not one problem, but two. he s got to convince people he is ready to be prime minister but perhaps even more difficult, that his party is capable of winning an election, ensuring that he actually gets the job. on this, the first on a new three series of political thinking, conversations, not interrogations with people shape our political thinking about what shapes there is. i am delighted to be by the leader of the opposition. second time on. i have encountered, i don t know if you have. 600 days it is today since you became labour leader. is this 600 days? i have been counting the days but i m not sure i got to number 60
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