Hundreds of suspected criminals are arrested worldwide after being tricked into using an fbi run encrypted messaging app that lured them into police hands. We were able to actually see photographs of hundreds of tonnes of cocaine that were concealed in shipments of fruit. And after ollie robinson, a second england cricket player is now under investigation for posting offensive material in the past. And coming up on the bbc news channel, wales have already been out training after arriving at their base in baku last night. Their first game of the euros is on saturday against switzerland. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. In the last hour, the health secretary matt hancock has announced extra testing with military support for parts of greater manchester and lancashire to help with rising cases of the delta variant, which first emerged in india. The move comes with the same travel guidance currently in place for bolton, which warns people to minimise travel in and out of t
hi, i m joshua johnson. good to be with you msnbc world headquarters in new york. special coverage. impeachment trial of donald trump on msnbc. today made american history. only one president had ever been impeached twice, now only one has ever been acquitted. twice. this is the front page of tomorrow s washington post, senate acquits trump again. the final vote was 57-43, ten votes shorts of what the prosecution needed to convict on a charge of incitement of insurrection. seven ren senators voted guilty. richard burr of north carolina, susan collins of maine, bill cassidy, mitt romney of utah, ben sasse of nebraska, and pat toomey of pennsylvania. the acquittal was not a big surprise, but today did not go entirely as expected. it began with an unexpected vote to call witnesses. that centered on one key question, what was the former president doing during the insurrection and when? the first sign that this question would become a pivot point came last night during the tri
containing racist, misogynistic and homophobic comments discovered. and to the nation s capitol. this as democrats are continuing to negotiate a massive spending bill. speaker pelosi warning difficult decisions need to be made very soon. and then the battle over vaccine mandates. taking a new turn. the governor of texas banning any business, school or other group from mandating the shot. but we want to start in the breaking news in the battle over reproductive rights. overnight, the court asked to ban the law yet again, after six weeks of pregnancy. and one hour from now, the supreme court will hear yet another case. julie williams and pete insley. let me start with you, the doj trying the law once again. right now in the state of texas you have women going out to seek abortion clinics. those clinics overrun. what is happening in the state of texas right now? what is going on in that state and what is the situation for so many of those women? well, you re right, yas
the final frontier. and begin this hour with the latest on the fight against the coronavirus. just last night, texas governor greg abbott issued an executive order banning vaccine mandates statewide, a direct rebuke of president biden s plan to mandate vaccines or testing for government workers. he called president biden s mandate federal overreach. he s not alone. 24 attorneys general have threatened legal action over the federal rule. joining me now is heidi przybyla. some have no concerns at all. i m outside of colubia sports and the ceo says, we opposite in over 90 countries. we don t have a problem. in fact, when he looks around the country here in the u.s., he thinks this is the only country that actually has a problem. when you talk to ceos, though, for instance, in the deep south, as i did, ceo lex taylor, of a machine parts company in mississippi, he says, i have tried to give incentives to get vaccinated and yet only 30% of my population, of my employees are vac