All in starts right now. Good evening from new york, i m chris hayes. There s a big divide among the people in this country who are, i don t know, trying to preserve american democracy. And the other people are like you know what s? you re paying a little less. It s gonna be fine. It s always been fined more or less, it ll work out. Well today, those two groups got together for a virtual meeting. Representatives to the two sides of the broad pro democracy majority in this country. Right? everyone in this story wants to preserve america obviously. On one side, you have joe manchin of west virginia who of course recently announced with some significant fanfare that he will not vote for that huge bill to regulate elections and finance and combat voter suppression. It s called hr1, the for the people acts. And he also won t move to reform the filibuster. And opposite the virtual table from senator manchin from that meeting was a group of civil rights leaders arguing for the voting rights b
the premier of new south wales has pleaded with residents to heed evacuation warnings as life threatening flash floods threaten australia s most populous state. thousands of people have been told to leave their homes. the floods have been caused by record rainfall with the bad weather set to continue until as late as thursday. now on bbc news, iqra school in aleppo was bombed by a fighterjet in 2013. hospital nearby and captured the desperate attempts a warning: this film contains very graphic and disturbing content. almost 6 million children have been born into war in syria. in a decade of conflict, at least 25,000 children have been killed. thousands of schools have been totally or partially destroyed. this is iqra school in north west syria. a syrian fighterjet has just dropped an incendiary bomb in its courtyard. four students were incinerated immediately, and many, with horrific injuries, died soon after the attack. there has been nojustice for those who were killed, and
demonstrate over plans to give the police more powers to deal with non violent protests. now on bbc news, iqra school in aleppo was bombed by a fighterjet in 2013. a bbc panorama team were filming in a children s hospital nearby and captured the desperate attempts to save lives. a warning: this film contains very graphic and disturbing content. almost 6 million children have been born into war in syria. in a decade of conflict, at least 25,000 children have been killed. thousands of schools have been totally or partially destroyed. this is iqra school in north west syria. a syrian fighterjet has just dropped an incendiary bomb in its courtyard. four students were incinerated immediately, and many, with horrific injuries, died soon after the attack. there has been nojustice for those who were killed, and the survivors live with traumatic memories, many with constant pain. there were false accusations that this attack never happened, that the victims had faked their injuries. i
thousands of schools have been totally or partially destroyed. this is iqra school in north west syria. a syrian fighterjet has just dropped an incendiary bomb in its courtyard. four students were incinerated immediately, and many, with horrific injuries, died soon after the attack. there has been nojustice for those who were killed, and the survivors live with traumatic memories, many with constant pain. there were false accusations that this attack never happened, that the victims had faked their injuries. i was there that day, and filmed these images of students arriving at hospital just after the attack on their school. and i ve come back to see what the future looks like for them, and for all the children that have survived attacks on syria s schools. students were my kids, they were my kids. abu is syrian, but we can t tell you his exact location or his full name he still has family in syria and fears for their safety as well as his own. what we can tell you is that h
crowds are expected to line the streets, to witness the historic procession. and coming up. we discover a robot that builds other robots. what could possibly go wrong? that s in click, in half an hour s time. good afternoon. care home residents in england will be allowed to have a second regular visitor indoors from the 12th of april, in a further relaxation of coronavirus restrictions. babies and young children won t be counted in the limit, meaning some residents will be allowed to see small groups of loved ones for the first time in months. daniela relph reports. locked down, kept apart from those they love. the anguish of care home residents and their families began to ease last month as restrictions were gradually lifted. hello, mum. how are you? now more family members will be reunited as residents will be allowed a second, regular, indoorvisitor from the 12th of april. they will include babies and very young children, with those under the age of two not included in vis