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my team, the florida panthers, not good for that guy. he s a good dad. that was pretty amazing, right wasn t a good dad. jake tapper, the lead with jake tapper? or it s right now we re just two days away from the biggest night of the 2024 campaign, the league starts right now we re covering thursday s debate from all angles. the three topics the trump campaign wants to focus on and how team biden could respond also, wikileaks founder set to plead guilty after leaking thousands of classified documents. julian sanchez standoff with the the us is coming to an end. i ll talk to his brother plus dramatic scenes out of kenya. protesters storming parliament building and then setting it on fire. outrage against a finance welcome to lead. i m thematically in for jake tapper we start today with our 2024 leave because of course we re just two days away from the very first presidential debate of this election cycle. thursday night, right here on cnn, president joe biden and for ....
[applause] nancy russo, principal of little rock s central high school. [applause] michael poore, superintendent of the little rock schools. dr. henry louis gates, the alfonse fletcher university professor and direector at the center of african and african-american and research at harvard university. [applause] the honorable mark stodola, mayor of the city of little rock. cameron sholly, midwest regional director, national park service. [applause] the honorable asa hutchinson, governor of arkansas. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 42nd president of the united states, william jefferson clinton. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please give a second welcome to the a special welcome to the little rock nine. [applause] elizabeth eckford, ernest green, minnijean brown, gloria ray karlmark, carlotta walls lanier, dr. terrence roberts, thelma mothershed wair. join us in remembering the late jefferson thomas. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, th ....
are back at the british library in london. we have got another five witnesses who have shared their personal memories of history. this month on the programme, the israeli lawyer who prosecuted the architect of the holocaust. a chinese archaeologist who worked on the statues of the terracotta army. and the son of charlie chaplin invites us into his home. but first, we are going back to the 1980s. the beginning of the hiv/aids outbreak. at that time, stigma about the condition was rife. but in 1987, princess diana agreed to make a highly symbolic visit to the first hiv/aids unit in britain. our first witness, the first hiv/aids unit in britain. ourfirst witness, john the first hiv/aids unit in britain. our first witness, john o reilly, was a nurse at the unit who welcomed one of the most famous women in the world. for every person affected by hiv/aids around the world, it was a major moment. it was amazing. officially, the princess was simply opening the first hiv/aids wa ....
pressure on them also. so far, perhaps nothing has happened and perhaps it has. chelsea stay well in front at the top of the premier league. good evening and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has said there will be no increase in vat if the conservatives win the general election. however the prime minister has given her clearest signal yet that her party will abandon its promise not to raise income tax or national insurance contributions. labour has also promised not to raise vat, with leaderjeremy corbyn saying any other tax rises will fall on what he calls the top end and not on low and middle earners. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. in the swing of an election campaign, there is, for some, an unmentionable word. of whether her government would increase taxes, but this morning she gave the strongest indication yet that she will drop a previous tory commitment not to raise national insurance, income tax or vat. we have no plans to increase the level ....
well, you can argue about who started it, but there has been a decided deterioration in the government s relationship with the eu in the last few days. the prime minister thinks there are people in brussels not from all the other member states but brussels itself who ve been stirring things up, and in the process, interfering in our election. if that was the case, the effect has probably been to help her. but for the europeans, the point is simply that they have now agreed their shared negotiating position that was over the weekend and if it appears tough well, that s not their doing, that s brexit. you might say this is alljust the dynamics of nationalism one side asserts itself, then so does the other. but has it poisoned the atmosphere for the real negotiation about to hit us? we ll hear eu and uk perspectives, but first here s nick watt. # don t know why there s no sun up in the sky, stormy weather. ..# the outlook for theresa may in this election has so f ....