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kayleigh: two news conferences on the massacre in maine wrapping up last hour. law enforcement intensify the manhunt for 40-year-old robert card who they say murdered people and injured more. he should be considered armed and dangerous. he is firearm instructor trained by the military and recent history being treated for mental health. entire county on lockdown, dozens of schools closed and residents have been told to shelter in place. i m kayleigh mcenany, this is outnumbered. here with my co-host, emily compagno and harris faulkner, also joining us, fox news contributor, marie harf and marc thiessen, fox news contributor. let s go to nate, who is live with more. nate. 17 hours in and robert card still out there. we did not get a lot of information specifically about where authorities think he is. we did get more information about the victims and number of people killed is actually lower than previously reported, still a tragic and senseless loss of life. you men ....
mudslides and destructive winds, sustained speeds of 165 mph. and certainly a life threatening storm surge, as well. millions of people could well be affected in acapulco and the nearby state of wetter, as well. closer to home, some heavy rain, especially across southern counties of england. the heavy rain working eastwards. we had an amber warning earlier which has now expired but has led to some fairly significant flooding in places through hampshire and the isle of wight in particular, where we had around three weeks worth of rain in little more than 12 hours. as we head into this afternoon, much of that rain has cleared away, it is bent predominantly dry through much of the midlands and wales and southern england. cloudy skies to the north east of england to scotland, with patchy rain moving in off the north sea. as we head into this evening, we have another weather front approaching from the south west, bringing some rain in towards devon and cornwall. in towards d ....
the state of the welsh nhs, figures out today just demonstrating the state of the welsh nhs, figures out todayjust demonstrating that very sadly, welsh people being let down. the welsh nhs, run by the labour government, is the worst performing in britain. waiting lists of the longest. that is the reality and it is reasonable to point out that vaughan gething and keir starmer are responsible for that. it is a deflection? we starmer are responsible for that. it is a deflection? we have starmer are responsible for that. it is a deflection? we have a - starmer are responsible for that. it is a deflection? we have a proud i is a deflection? we have a proud record. is a deflection? we have a proud record- to is a deflection? we have a proud record- to put is a deflection? we have a proud record. to put £5 is a deflection? we have a proud record. to put £5 billion - is a deflection? we have a proud record. to put £5 billion in - is a deflection? we have a proud | ....
east coming up at ten o clock. now on bbc one, let s get the news wherever you are this evening from our colleagues. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i m olly foster. it s another european night at stjames park. can newcastle united stay top of their champions league group? two centurions for england and wales say they are retiring from international rugby union. it s just fitting. it feels right. it sjust fitting. it feels right. i feel so privileged to be able to play and walk away my terms. and records tumble at the cricket world cup as australia keep themselves in the chase for the semifinals. hello there, welcome along. it s another busy night in the champions league. there were wins for manchester united and arsenal last night. we ll see how newcastle united, manchester city and celtic get on later this evening. all of them are 8pm kick offs. let s start at st james park. earlier this month, it was one of the great european nights there as they swept aside paris ....
scandal later today. between 1999 and 2015 hundreds of sub postmasters were wrongly prosecuted due to faulty software. it s the first time she ll publicly speak about her role in the scandal for nearly a decade. our business correspondent emma simpson has the details. it s 2012, and paula vennells is in herfirst year as the new boss of the post office. she s already spent half a decade with the business. and here she s on a visit to the shop floor. retail is detail. i don t know whoever it was that said that, but it is that. and you come to places like this and you find out the little things that make the operation much more efficient. back then, the post office was haemorrhaging money. the pressure is on to turn things around. but did she put profits before people? there s a sack full of questions waiting for her now. lee bought the bridlington branch in 2003. the losses soon began. here he is after the post office made him bankrupt with huge legal costs as they pursue ....