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the health secretary sajid javid says there s a strong argument that removing coronavirus restrictions will improve the country s health. shocking levels of violence and abuse against shop workers: retail bosses ask the prime minister for help. a british star is born at wimbledon as 18 year old emma raducanu reaches the fourth round after a straight sets win against world number 45 sora na cirstea. and while there will be a bit of sunshine for many, a few staying dry, big thunderstorms again with torrential downpours in places and something windy on the way. i will have the details here on breakfast. it s sunday 4th july. our top story: england are heading to theirfirst semifinal at the euros for 25 years after a decisive 4 0 win over ukraine in rome last night. gareth southgate s side will now head home to wembley to face denmark in the last four on wednesday. our sports correspondent natalie pirks rounds up all the action from the italian capital. commentator: my head is te ....
meeting with russian president vladimir putin in two days. we ll play for you what biden is playing ahead of that summit. and keir simmons exclusive interview with vladimir putin is just ahead. it is fascinating. blus, benjamin netanyahu out. his former aide, naftali bennett, in, as the israeli parliament approves a new government after 12 years. that s a really shocking development. this was, of course, his second act and i spoke with richard haas over the weekend, while this was happening. and haas said, like many people are saying, don t discount the possibility that benjamin netanyahu still has a third act in him. that coalition, talk about a disparate group of leaders together with different factions coming together. with one goal and one goal only, getting benjamin netanyahu out of power, removing him as prime minister, but it is going to be a very fragile coalition. that s going to be fascinating to watch as we move forward. and richard haas joins us in just ....
and apparent danger as perceived by them on the scene. this apparent threat was reenforced by brown s dangerous and felonious use of a deadly weapon. as tragic as this incident is with the loss of life the deputies on scene were nonetheless justified in defending themselves from death or great bodily injury. the district attorney there says deputies were serving brown with arrest warrants for the sale of drugs. he says the entire exchange between the officers and brown lasted 44 seconds, and after weeks and weeks of calls to release body cam footage the da finally showed this portion publicly for the first time today. and i want to warn you, the video is disturbing. go, go, go. stop. stop, stop. stop the car! [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. hey, hey. get down. hey. ems. gunshot wound. i want to go straight to cnn s brian todd in elizabeth city, north carolina, brian, how is the brown family reacting to this news and them showing this video? well, ana, i just ....
incredible hard work of so many people. the scientists and researchers, the drug companies, the national guard, the u.s. military, fema, the nation s governors, doctors, nurses, pharmacists. everyone who has moved heaven and earth to get as many shots into arms of as many americans as possible. it s truly been an all hands on deck for the country effort. you know, some people said we could don t this, that it would not be until the fall that we had this many people vaccinated. that 2021 might be a lost year for our country as 2020 was. but we have proved the doubters wrong. i need to single out one more group to praise the american people. the american people. for more than a year, you have endured so much and so many lost jobs, so many businesses lost. so many lives upended. and so many months that our kids couldn t be in school. you couldn t see your friends or family. all the moments that mattered so much from birthdays to weddings to graduations, all postponed. an ....
following the january 6 insurrection. but we begin this hour in mexico city where the vice president is on the final leg of her first major foreign trip, seeking to strengthen diplomatic relations with mexico and address migration at the southern u.s. border. joining me now is nbc news white house correspondent monica alba, live in monica, good to see you again. what are we hearing from the vice president on this two-day trip and does the administration consider this trip, as it stands today at least, successful? reporter: it may be a little too early to determine that, ayman. this is not a vice president who set out clear markers for what would make a successful trip. instead she said i m going to meet with these leaders and she said she had no illusion about this being easy, this problem of stemming migration to the border. as we ve seen in this record numbers, it s one that s quite intractable and even her aides admit will take years, likely beyond even her time ....