hearing a four person crew that includes saudi arabia first space their destination the international space station. good evening i am jon scott for this the fox report. will have one historian acxiom launch in moments. first at lucas thomas and live in the white house with the latest on the debt negotiations. jon, president biden spoke to house speaker kevin mccarthy will flank back aboard air force one. both sides are currently meeting virtually accord to the white house for here s the house speaker after the phone call the president. i believe it was a productive call. we are 11 days out. we ve got to solve this problem. we have to spend less than we spent last year. every household in america. our own peter doocy did not travel 7000 miles to japan without getting a question into the president. here he is before biden left the podium. do you think if there is a breach nobody s going to blame you? or is no blame and you won t you ll be biden did a wonderful job. nex
the decision means no officers have been held criminally responsible for mistakes made after stephen was murdered in april 1993 in a racist attack in south london. here s our correspondent, daniel de simone. the racist murder of teenager stephen lawrence took place 31 years ago at a south london bus stop. the failed first investigation is widely seen as one of the biggest disasters in the history of the metropolitan police. today an official review has concluded that four senior retired officers who ran the first inquiry should not be charged with a criminal offence. should not be charged with a criminal offence. , , ., ., criminal offence. this is a dreadful crime, a completely criminal offence. this is a dreadful crime, a completely unprovoked . crime, a completely unprovoked attack on a young 18 year old black youth. attack on a young 18-year-old black outh. , ., ., ., ., youth. their investigation failed to brina youth. their investigation failed to bring anyone yout
i m going to see the story from their point of view, and i ll watch as events unfold. catherine of aragon: .not defy the church in this way! the fate of my soul is no longer your concern! catherine: it will always be my concern! worsley: these events all really happened and were recorded in historical documents or reported by eyewitnesses. catherine: they asked for his head, not his coat. they reveal 6 complex women who lived in a dangerous age as they struggled to survive being married to henry viii. you are still prepared to question me? 6 wives whose names were tarnished by henry s propaganda machine, 6 queens whose stories i want to re-examine. is she here? worsley: i ll observe their life at court. i ll watch them romanced by a charismatic king. tell me you re the same. always. who craves the company of women. the king is a very sociable man. i ll show you how they fall from favor. i am your loyal wife, my lord. leave or i shall have you dragged from here. man: i have he
wildfire smoke. the fire near meeker putting a lot of particulates in the air on the front range. clear conditions for us. temperatures go from the 50s to low 60. the dew point, i always talk about this, where you see the higher numbers. it is way more humid and that s why we have foggy, hazy conditions over the eastern plains into kansas and nebraska. some areas less than a visibility. for those of us here in the front range, it is friday. the end of the workweek. and a pleasant way to finish it off. it will get breezy this afternoon, but cooler than yesterday. 5:31. today we re going to start out down south and go toward your drive at colorado springs. we are clear here as you see along 25. the speeds averaging in the mid- 60s. lots of clean up is underway. downtown denver near civic football festivities from yesterday and heading into the set up for the 9/11 event taking place this weekend. you re going to see a lot of folks around civic center as part of the morning com
this upcoming 250th anniversary. examining our american experiment as key. this revolution of ours created waves across the world. with its lasting impacts, felt even today. this symposium the world turned upside down the american revolution. its impact on a global scale. we ll study the effects of this revolution that trans formed governments and the governed across the globe. appropriate as we consider the birth of our nation, is to acknowledge the ancestral lands of our indigenous peoples on which we gather. we recognize the many tribes who moved through this region trading and drawing resources from the land and waterways. we honor their descendants today. our community is shaped by the diversity of its people. past, present and future. and we affirm that this is central to the values of the place we now call alexandria. i have a few important housekeeping notes before we begin. we will have 15 minutes of question and answer after each presentation. so please line up behi