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it is good to be back with you on this second hour. at this hour, the fbi informant whose claims about a biden bribery scream became the heart of the gop s impeachment inquiry now heading to court. plus, years after releasing american military secrets, wikileaks founder, julian assange, makes a last ditch bid to avoid extradition back to the u.s. we are live outside the courthouse in london. gridlock over gaza. the u.s. vetoes another u.n. cease fire resolution, pushing an alternate plan instead. can that pass? and new details about a double murder at a colorado college dorm. police say the suspect wasn t just a student at the school. he was also one of the victim s roommates. our nbc news reporters are following all the latest. we begin with ryan riley covering that former fbi informant accused of making up serious accusations about the bidens. ryan, alexander smirnoff is scheduled to be in court later today. what more can you tell us? reporter: we know now tha ....
they were called into the principal s office. that s when the zoom call with marcus mariota announcing they were in vice president to the super bowl was made. of course, those kids were very very excited and overwhelmed. there aren t enough words to express our gratitude to the nfl. that s so great. you all needed this uplift, you cond continued to go through so much as the community tries to rebuild and recover and that takes a long time. tell me how meaningful and uplifting this moment is for the students and you coaches who are there. what are you feeling inside? i think for the students and all the coaches and the entire community we re extremely proud to be representing our community s resilience, i would say. that what these students represent. they represented that all year long throughout the football season. they were going to cancel the season and the officials and administrative staff were able to salvage the season and participate in the season and end u ....
airport hours and hours earlier and be prepared for any contingency. if you have to go to the airport, you better plan ahead, at least 3 to 4 hours ahead of time. wet weather from the south to the northeast could impact some on time arrivals and departures. some folks say that s why travelling early pays off. more people want to work right up to the last minute and then get their flight and it s congested and hectic and i would rather enjoy my time with family and friends without the stress of it all. a current look across the country right now, more than 2,000 delays and 28 cancellations today in the u.s.. denver, los angeles, phoenix, the top three trouble spots, but john, fortunately no widespread delays or disruptions to tell you about. back to you. john: at this point, but a lot can change, casey. at this point, it can. john: two major developments in the middle east as we await a pentagon briefing any moment announcement u.s. killed several militants ....
it s 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7:30 in the morning in pyongyang where the north korean government is facing criticism for its latest ballistic missile test. the newsagency saying it can do that successfully and missile test. the newsagency saying it can do that successfully and missile testm may be able to carry large scale nuclear warhead. the us said pyongyang had been a menace forfar too long and sanctions should be tightened. he is in a state of paranoia, this was a message to south korea after the election so what we are going to do is continue to tighten screws. he feels it. we will continue whether it is sanctions, press statements. we will be rallying the troops and saying what do we need to do next? listen, there are more sanctions we can do, whether it is with oil, energy, and lots of other things. our options are there but we have to send a strong unified a siege that this is unacceptable and i in key will see the international community do ....
over failings by police and prosecutors in england and wales according to two watchdogs. the german chancellor and chinese president welcome two pandas to berlin zoo. they re on loan from china in a gesture of friendship. and on centre court at wimbledon british number one johanna konta s second round matches going to the wire as she takes onjohn avec pitch. seven all in the final set. donna vekic. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the government has promised that none of the residents of grenfell tower will be forced to live in a home they don t want to move into. so far,139 offers of accommodation have been made; of those, only 1a have been accepted. a taskforce will be sent in to take over the running of parts of kensington and chelsea after severe criticism of the council following the grenfell tower fire. here s our correspondent leila nathoo. the people who lost everything when grenfell tower went up in flames, where were they to go? theresa may promise ....