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good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the public inquiry into the manchester arena bombing will publish its first report in the next hour, focusing on security at the venue. 22 people died and hundreds were injured when salman abedi blew up a bomb in his rucksack in the arena s foyer, four years ago. there will be two more reports to come, on the emergency response and what happened to each of those who died, and also whether the atrocity could have been prevented. relatives of the victims are hoping the inquiry will recommend a change in the law to make it mandatory for all venues to have counter terrorism measures in place. here s our north of england correspondentjudith moritz. i don t know how close i was to death on the night. maybe it s good i ve got no memories of it. 0k. paul price was at manchester arena when the bomb went off. keep pushing. push, push for us. he just survived. hand up. but it s notjust his own injuries that paul has had to cope wi ....
women 21 years apart. the uk has seen its biggest daily rise in covid 19 cases in over 11 months. this week on bbc news, - reporting from right across the uk looking at life through the pandemic and asking how your community- and your business has been affected. today, i m in beautiful somerset talking to the local wedding - industry and asking how they ve been coping. i and a bid to break a 36 year record for the fastest rail journey between london and glasgow fails by 21 seconds. good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. fewer people would have been killed in the manchester arena bombing if there hadn t been a series of security failings. that s the damning conclusion of the inquiry s first report into the attack. the report says salman abedi should have been identified as a threat. it highlights a series of missed opportunities to spot the threat and intervene before he carried out the suicide attack in may 2017 which killed 22 people and injured hundreds more. the operator ....
you to those ready to step out crime in the big apple, fox and friends first starts right now. todd: i think brian, our audience guy is playing jonas-related songs when getting ready and another jonas song, you gotta for jonas? how cute i they. and really really talented. imagine that sense of smell. good morning, you re watching fox and friends first this thursday morning. todd: president biden returning to the us after his summit with russian president putin. they discussed a variety of topics including china, nuclear weapons and cyberattacks. griff jenkins has a nose for the news, he joins us with more, stepping a reporter after the summit. good morning, todd and jillian. after 3 hours of talks the two leaders emerged holding dueling press conferences offering regional respect for each other but announcing no progress on resolving major disagreements, with the proliferation of cyberattacks front and center president biden dancing around the issue of r ....
reception. live to new york as andrew cuomo faces an impeachment effort over the alleged covid cover up in nursing homes. hello and welcome to fox news at night, i m mike emanuel in for shannon bream. breaking news for us tonight, good evening, kevin. folks of a certain age will probably remember the connick u.s. army commercial that use the tagline we do more before 9:00 a.m. than most people do in a day. despite the ongoing crisis unfolding in texas. while the biden white house said everything was complete today at 8:00 this morning, and texas the sound of progress as the weather emergency finally gave way to more power and hope. we have artie begun the process to make sure that events like this never again happen in texas. all of the lone star state s power plants are back online, more than 280,000 households still don t have power. actually, down from 2.7 million on wednesday. the biden administration says it sent to 60 generators, thousands of blankets, ....
border wall revived and halted construction on the first day of his presidency. sandra: want to be clear that they are in custody and fox s exclusive drone meanwhile capturing arrests at the border this morning as the stream of migrants continues to overwhelm local authorities. we ve got team coverage for you. texas senator ted cruz joining us in moments with his reaction to his recent trip to an overcrowded migrant facility we begin with casey stegall live on the border, you are getting an up close and personal look at what is happening there, day by day, hour by hour basis, how does it look today? you just said it, that is how frequently things change down here. good to see you and john. the numbers are up all across the board, apprehensions, detentions, those are the obvious ones that we have been standing here and telling you about, but the groups of migrants traveling together are also getting larger according to the officials on the ground here as are the requ ....