and good evening. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, kyle rittenhouse takes the stand. the teen defiant during emotionally charged testimony that lasted today for seven hours. rittenhouse claiming he did nothing wrong when he killed two people, and injured a third during that night of unrest last year. at one point, rittenhouse breaking down and sobbing uncontrollably . that s that s when i a jarring scene. it led to a short recess because of that. rittenhouse is 18 years old. the judge also tearing into the prosecution twice. a vicious tongue lashing for their trying to introduce evidence that the judge had, previously, already said was prohibited. you are an experienced trial attorney and you re telling me that when the judge says i m excluding this, you just take it upon yourself to put it in because you think that you have found a way around it? come on. fireworks continuing, as prosecutors cross-examined rittenhouse. walking him and the jury through that nig
leadership on global issues. what we ve seen again here in rome is, i think, the power of america showing up and working with our allies and partners to make progress on issues that matter to all of us. the british government says it s up to france to solve the post brexit fishing row with the uk by stepping back from threats over access to its ports. three people have died and another is in a critical condition after a group of paddleboarders got into difficulty on a welsh river in pembrokeshire. tonight, world leaders are flying from rome to glasgow as the long awaited climate summit cop26 has opened. world leaders, prominent scientists and advisers are ready for nearly two weeks of talks, with one principal aim to get the world to commit to reduce carbon emissions and avoid a climate catastrophe. in the past hour, us president biden has been speaking in rome. he said that the agreements made at the g20 summit in rome, including pledging to limit global warming to 1.5 deg
he s. he s obviously not up. joe like he was at the state of the union screaming his screaming, his speech to an entire country. and every day when he s not up, joe, he gets worse and worse. it s no secret that his vice president, by the way, could be called into action at any moment. and that would be a huge problem, because almost nobody actually likes or trusts the vice president. now she has even worse poll numbers than joe. that s even possible. in fact, according to one nbc news survey. yep, vice president harris has the worst approval rating of any vice president ever. she has zero accomplishments in office, and her role as border czar is not exactly gone. well, to put it lightly. but today she did visit a high school softball team for some very awkward small talk. take a look. i am so proud of you guys and i just wanted to come by to say hello. you guys are the reason i do what i do and i just love your competitive spirit. i love how you guys are just working at it.
out gareth southgate s instructions to a tee. high pressing and ruthless in front of goal. in front of goal, england showed their quality. harry kane scored in a six successive game to score the first before the half hour. saka hit a blistering first and rashford added a third before half time. within six minutes of the restart, saka had completed a hat trick, a stunning left footed volley before a confident third. his first senior hat trick of his career. kalvin phillips tapped in his first for england. harry kane completed the scoring with a 73rd minute penalty. england cruising in group c. well, it was a bad night for wales. they were beaten in turkey. joe morrell was sent off just before half time for a challenge on fairly guardiola. turkey had to wait until the last 18 minutes to score a superb effort from regular sealing a two nil victory. northern ireland. they were beaten as well. 1 0 for them at home by kazakhstan. abbott embiid broke through the defence to put the v