here that the teenager died from an injury probably caused by a fall. he s back, bandaged, unbowed. donald trump gets a rapturous welcome at the republican convention. celebrity contestants will now be chaperoned on strictly during training, after controversy surrounding two professional dancers. and the search is on for a new england manager 0n bbc london a vigil is held in east ham after a third child dies later in the hour on the bbc news channel we ll round up the latest action, hear key interviews and discuss the days biggest talking points from here at the bbc sport center. good evening. there s turmoil in the welsh labour party tonight, after the first minister s decision to stand down. vaughan gething has only been in the job since march, and his replacement would be the third labour first minister this year. today, four senior colleagues quit the government, demanding his resignation, but pressure has been mounting for sometime. he s been facing questions about a �
three-to-one, three-to-one today debate performance was concerning and it wasn t the joe biden that i know. it s highly likely you re using what public pressure on in this week they re france, the culture is left-wing alliance. let s go out on top of the second round of parliamentary elections water temperatures over this part of the gulf of mexico are running abnormally high that is like jet fuel for strengthening hurricanes and tropical systems hello, and a warm welcome, our viewers joining us from the united states and all around the world it is monday, july the eight, if i max foster reporting live today from paris where the left-wing coalition has defeated the far right in, let s say, surprising election results and i m rosemary church and cnn world headquarters here in atlanta. we will of course, dive deeper into the french election results in just a few minutes. but we begin this hour with us politics and a growing number of house democrats who were joining the cho
welcome to inside politics sunday. i m manu raj, in for abby philip. the rally in washington to support the january 6th rioters was a bust. only a few hundred people showed up but the man they support former president donald trump is still dominating his party as much as ever. a cnn poll out last week show 2 in 10 republicans show that joe biden legitimately won the presidency and gonzalez said he would rather retire than face a trump-backed supporter. trump s response was one down, nine to go and here is one of those nine. yes, of a of now, trump is winning, not because anthony decided not to run but because so many in the republican party decided to stay silent. if you think trump leads our party, you own his comments or you must denounce them. if you think he doesn t lead our party, you must publicly say that. the time for hiding is over. the stakes are too high. joining me now with their reporting and insight is rachel bay of political, john that are martin of the
sequoias sustain climate change, drought, and wildfires? welcome to a special edition of the lead. i m erica hill in for jake tapper. we start today with our health lead. new concerns on this labor day that the long holiday weekend could worsen the coronavirus surge in the u.s. despite travel warnings from the cdc, millions hit the roads, rails, and skies for a getaway. college football is back with tens of thousands of mostly maskless fans packed into stadiums and some of the last districts to return to school are back tomorrow for in-person learning, including many in the northeast. top health officials worry this can put even more strain on hospitals which are already running out of icu beds in parts of the country. reporter: summer is over. this week in the northeast, many schools start back, but ominous signs from the south. kentucky schools opened already, and already one in five districts have closed at some point due to case counts, quarantines, or just lack o
and the future of travel president biden is pushing for 50% of new vehicles to be electric. how might that change the way that you think about cars? from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i m joshua johnson. welcome to the week. . it s been infrastructure week all year long, but after months of negotiations, this week could soon be coming to a close. today, the senate voted 67-27 to invoke cloture. cloture blocks any further debate on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. 18 republicans joined democrats in voting to advance this bill. the exact timeline of when and how it gets wrapped up is still in the air. now the clock is ticking on 30 hours of debate, over which amendments to include. any amendments would require the support of all 100 senators before consideration. at the same time, there s also a big push to move forward on a faster path. if the senate can agree on amendments and on shortening that 30-hour debate period, this process would speed up dramatically