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she found that time very difficult. behind the flash bulbs, a life marred by loneliness. she wanted her freedom. she wanted a life. the tragedy that took her life princess diana at the age of 36 has died left the world devastated and in disbelief. all these years later, what do we know? she went to her lawyer and said they re going to kill me, and here s how. she knew something was wrong. friends, family, those who were there speak out about diana. a woman who transcended celebrity and transformed a monarchy. diana: chasing a fairytale. fall, 1980. a nondescript apartment in the fashionable section of london called kensington. crowds of photographers, cameras ready, anticipation. media were pursuing her like nobody s business. rumors had begun to get around that she was the new girl on the block. she is 19-year-old lady diana spencer, the new girlfriend of the most eligible man in the country. the chase begins. diana was the story. she ....
under that final vote, 54-35. six republicans breaking ranks and joining with democrats. but, it was not enough. two democrats didn t vote. but, still it would not make a difference. 60 yes votes needed. the country fell for short. a total of nine republican senators you see there and nearly one-tenth of all members of the senate did not bother to show up or go on record against the legislation. only one of them, senator pat toomey says he would have voted in favor of the bill but it would not have mattered. the gop fix was in. senator republican mitch mcconnell opposes the commission. he spent yesterday lobbying fellow republicans to vote against the bill as a personal favor to him. a personal favor? why would you need that? republican senators falling in line behind him and trump also opposes the investigation. majority leader chuck schumer called him out. the republican minority prevented the people to get the real truth of january 6th. this vote made it official, do ....
late. lead-contaminated water in flint. failed levees in new orleans. collapsed bridge in minneapolis. reporting for nbc news, i ve seen it myself. driving over the troubled rent spence bridge between cincinnati and kentucky, in this 18-wheeler. roads getting better or worse? i d say getting worse. that is wild. reporter: and in the air, above this highway in arkansas, it goes nowhere. that s it. that s the end of it right there? yeah. reporter: after decades of talk and our infrastructure still in peril, this spring, president biden proposed a gigantic bill. the calls it the american jobs plan, with a promise to create good-paying blue collar jobs under the banner of buy american. what the biden administration says they re trying to rebuild is the american middle class. this hour, we ll show you that you don t have to wait for the president s plan to see what he wants to rebuild and why. and at street level, we ll see who can benefit and who risks getting lef ....
we mustn t lose all the gains we have made in the last few months by premature and tasty non evidence based loosening of restrictions. fine weather brings a new influx of migrants across the channel, hundreds more arriving in the last few days. and after naomi osaka pulls out of the french open, questions about how professional tennis deals with the mental health of its superstars. and coming up on the bbc news channel. gareth southgate names his england squad for the euros this afternoon, but there will be no mason greenwood. he s been ruled out through injury. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. at nearly £2 million a dose, zolgensma has been called the most expensive drug in the world. but now, through a discount deal, this revolutionary gene therapy is available on the nhs and a five month old baby, has become one of the first children to be given it at a hospital in london. arthur morgan received the ground breaking treatment for the genetic conditi ....
good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news. at nearly £2 million a dose, zolgensma has been called the most expensive drug in the world. but now, through a discount deal, this revolutionary gene therapy is available on the nhs and a five month old baby has become one of the first children to be given it, at a hospital in london. arthur morgan received the groundbreaking treatment for the genetic condition, spinal muscular atrophy, a devastating disorder which shortens life. our medical editor fergus walsh reports. this is the world s most expensive medicine. the list price of zolgensma is almost £1.8 million. though the nhs has negotiated a confidential discount which will enable dozens of affected infants to be treated each year. five month old arthur is one of the first to benefit. he has spinal muscular atrophy, sma, a genetic condition which causes progressive muscle weakness. without treatment, those affected rarely live beyond the age of two. arthur is unable to ....