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election, even the former president himself believes the indictment is coming. it would be his third criminal indictment and a potential game changer for the battle for the republican nomination. some of his challengers are shrugging off his role in the insurrection among those questioning the case, former vice president pence. here is being whisked off to safety that day. remember some of those images of writers chanting hang mike pence. here s what he said earlier today on cnn. the president s words were reckless that day. i had no right to overturn the election. but, while his words were reckless, based on what i know, i m not yet convinced that they were criminal. he was wrong on that day and he still wrong in asserting i have the right to overturn the election but what his intentions were and as you know, criminal charges have everything to do with intent, what the president state of mind was. i don t honestly know what his intention was that day. weather as he s ....
tonight. a walkout by 60,000 workers could derail the u.s. economy. the biden administration is considering executive action to avoid a shutdown. let s get the latest from cnn s pete muntean. reporter: it is the latest effort to put the brakes on a possible rail worker strike that could deal a major blow to the economy. bosses representing unions and railroads met with the labor secretary in a last-ditch effort to reach a deal by midnight thursday. that s when 60,000 workers could walk off the job in solidarity with train engineers fighting for sick time. a strike will mean freight rail, which makes up 40% of all freight in the u.s., will grind to a halt impacting everything from parts for cars to fertilizer for farming. transportation is a big part of the cost to the consumer and i don t believe there s one person in the country that it won t affect. reporter: starting thursday, some railroads will stop accepting shipments of grain critical to feed livestock and ....
after spending the majority of the last decade behind bars or inside the ecuadorian embassy in london. speaking outside the court, julian assange s lawyer, barry pollock, said the prosecution of the wikileaks founder was unprecedented . in the hundred years of the espionage act, it has never been used by the united states to pursue a publisher, a journalist like mr assange. mr assange revealed truthful, important and newsworthy information including revealing the united states had committed war crimes and he has suffered tremendously in his fight for free speech, for freedom tremendously in his fight for free speech, forfreedom of tremendously in his fight for free speech, for freedom of the press, and to make sure the american public and the world community gets truthful and important newsworthy information. we firmly believe that mr assange never should have been charged under the espionage act and engaged in exercise that journalists engage in every day and we are t ....
between the sexes closes. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the fiance of the children s author, helen bailey, has been found guilty of murdering her and dumping her body in a cesspit under their home in hertfordshire. ian stewart, who s 56, drugged ms bailey over several months, before smothering her in april last year in the hope of claiming a multi million pound inheritance. detectives are now re examining the death of stewart s previous partner his wife, diane, who died suddenly in 2010. our correspondent ben ando is at st albans crown court. yes, well this trial has lasted seven weeks. it took the jury just six hours to make a decision. the judge had told them when sending them out to consider their verdicts that they should take their time. but it seems quite clear they saw through ian stewart s elaborate story trying to explain what was in reality an overwhelming tide of evidence against him. evidence that he had killed helen bailey and disposed of her bo ....
by the rotary clubs of doncaster and doncaster st leger. this is her story. hi. mayl hi. may i have two cadbury s cream eggs. have you signed in yet? my name is abbey. i m 15 and i m from doncaster. i ve been in care for four years. i remember the first few yea rs four years. i remember the first few years was a major struggle for me emotionally because i had so many different people and so many things going on in my life. i knew what i wanted. i knew what i wanted to say. i knew i had my own opinions on things, but i was never really given that chance. i was dismissed. when i found the courage to speak out myself, i just thought, found the courage to speak out myself, ijust thought, right, that s it. i now know that i can say this, so i m going to let other children have that opportunity. i ve just give it them. we ve got sports going on. abbey is one in a million to be honest with you. she gives her time freely. she s a great advocate for young people. she offers them ....