a trillion plus dollar divide among democrats threatens to stop the biden domestic agenda dead in its tracks. new and sobering cnn pictures from the border. thousands-of-haitian migrants made in a makeshift refugee camp under a bridge. the biden plan is to send them home. we begin though with the coronavirus and two giant developments. the white house today announcing it will lift covid travel restrictions and allow fully vaccinated international visitors into the united states starting in november. more on that big news in a moment. first though, welcome news for parents. this morning pfizer releasing trial results it says show its covid vaccine is safe and highly effective in children ages 5 to 11. pfizer says it will now submit that data to the government and apply for emergency authorization by the end of the month. if that fda review goes smoothly some 28 million children could be eligible for vaccination by halloween or soon after. we re hopeful and expectant that the
he said america has turned a page. we re committed to leading this change. the united states is back. it is fantastic. he s a breathe of fresh air. and new hope for a bipartisan deal on infrastructure. but some democrats say biden should go it alone. it is time to move forward. republicans have held us up long enough. inside politics, the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. welcome to inside politics sunday, i m abby phillip. the days of donald trump s america first foreign policy are over. that is the message president joe biden want the world to hear as he travels on his first foreign trip as president. he s announcing that the u.s. will buy and donate 500 million doses of pfizer s covid vaccine. america will be the arsenal of vaccines in our fight against global covid-19. just as america was the arsenal of democracy during world war ii. our vaccine donations don t include pressure for favors or potential concessions. we re doing this to sav
also tonight. former premier league footballer dalian atkinson was killed five years ago he was tasered and kicked twice in the head. pc benjamin monk of west mercia police was convicted of manslaughter, but cleared of murder. it s mainly relief, we rejust relieved that it s finally over. it s been a really long journey. one of thousands of women in scotland hoping for a formal apology, after they were forced to give up their babies for adoption half a century ago. and coming up on the bbc news channel: who will be crowned cricket world champions? new zealand chase the title, as india slump to 170 all out at the hampshire bowl. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. russia says its patrol ships and fighterjets have fired warning shots and dropped bombs in the path of a royal navy destroyer sailing in the black sea near crimea this afternoon. the russian defence ministry said that hms defender had violated its territorial waters. but the ministry of defence has fla
russia sees from the ukraine. moscow has called it a violation. at britney spears is going to have her day in court, she tried to overturn a legal arrangement against her father sweep the control over much of her life. one of hong kong s biggest newspapers has shut down in what s been described as a major defeat for free speech in the territory. apple daily has often been criticial of the beijing government and supports the democracy movement. after the authorities seized its assets and arrested senior staff it decided to close. this is the final edition thursday s being printed. these copies will soon hit the newstands in hong kong for the final time. let s look at what led to this moment. it reads hound congers bid a fitting painfulfare it reads hound congers bid a fitting painful fare well it reads hound congers bid a fitting painfulfare well in it reads hound congers bid a fitting painful fare well in the it reads hound congers bid a fitting painfulfare
cheney? let s get right to cnn s gary tuchman, live from cheyenne, in cheney s home state of wyoming. gary, what are voters there saying to you? reporter: jake, we talked to a lot of voters in cheyenne, wyoming. what surprises me a little bit, it s been very difficult to find a loyal republican who says i like cheney, i like trump. let s try to get it together. people are extremely dug in to their positions. what i can tell you at this point is that anyone we ve talked to who says that who lies and says the election was stolen or it may have been stolen, they are shedding no tears for liz cheney. this dispute, do you think liz cheney has the right to be angry with donald trump? no. reporter: why? because i don t think he s wrong. reporter: do you think the election was stolen? i think it s possible, yeah. reporter: whose side are you on? liz cheney s. tell me why. she doesn t divide her thoughts along political lines. she speaks her truth and i appreciat