arrested following the arrest of russia s most famous critic alexei navalny. hundreds today honoring the arm many i reservists killed by backed militants. deadly explosion, a massive blast destroying this home. i m sorry to report there is one firefighter fatality. later, we visit the fixit clinic. this team of volunteers will repair it for free. everything we throw away hurts our planet. this is the cbs news from new york with adriana diaz. good evening. adriana is off. tonight, a new storm is set to drench california again raising fears of floods and mudslides, the latest in a moment. first, president biden today force fully reiterated support for ukraine even as the country suffered a major loss on the battlefield against russian forces. natalie is there for us. reporter: ukraine called the president today as ukrainian soldiers were forced to withdraw from a key city. the white house says therer having to ration ammunition and blames congressional inactio
thanksgiving holiday. monday they will be returning. the house will be working on 2018 federal spending which you can watch live on c-span. the senate s continuing work on judicial nominations. later in the week senators are expected to vote on the senate tax reform plan. [applause] now to the main event. it s now my pleasure to introduce today s key note speaker, america s most listened to woman in political talk radio, laura ingram. she can be heard between 10 and 12 on am 850. laura is a former white floor is the former white-collar defense attorney and supreme court law clerk. for nationally syndicated talk show, , the lord ingram show, is ranked in the nation s top ten n rated shows and heard coast-to-coast in nearly 250 250 markets. she is the editor in chief and cofounder and author of several new york times bestsellers including the obama diaries, power to the people, shut up and saying, and the hillary trap. lore has been a guest host on many of fox news channel
welcome to bbc news. the public sector pay cap a measure that s been at the heart of austerity policies for seven years is to be scrapped. the cap currently limits pay increases to just 1%. but this year, prison officers will get a rise of 1.7% and police officers will get an increase of 1% plus a further 1% bonus. millions of other workers will have to wait till next year to see if they too get a bigger rise. trade unions have already called the pay rises for police and prison officers derisory. would you fancy theirjob? today, routine duty at the tuc, but trouble is always around the corner and now it s come closer. police get a rise to attract new recruits. so do prison officers and others workers will as well, above the pay cap but onlyjust. today, the government took the latest pay recommendations and shared the news. the pay cap was finally ending, so more pay for public sector workers where rises were judged necessary. we need to strike a balance between being fair
and a friendship forged through football. one month after the death of bradley lowery, jermain defoe speaks for the first time about how they met. for me, there is no bigger motivation to think, if he can go through that and fight, then i can go through anything. and, strange flotsam giant segments of pipe wash up on a norfolk beach the longest measuring nearly 500 metres. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has said the rhetoric from washington and pyongyang has now gone over the top and he helps now gone over the top and he hopes common sense will prevail. he has also said there is a russia chinese plan to defuse the crisis. the intervention follows president trump stepping up the rhetoric against north korea. he warned that us military options are locked and loaded , should pyongyang act unwisely. the united states and north korea have been engaged in a war of words for days with pyongyang threatening to fire missiles tow
in the transfer market, the real action starts as arsenal take on leicester at the emirates. and, strange flotsam giant segments of pipe wash up on a norfolk beach the longest measuring nearly 500 metres. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. eleven members of the same family have been convicted in a series of trials involving modern slavery thought to be the largest of its kind in british legal history. members of the rooney family from lincoln ran a company called lincolnshire driveways that specialised in tarmacking and block paving. but their ‘workforce‘ were vulnerable slaves who they picked up from the streets some of which were alcoholics, homeless or suffering learning difficulties. our correspondent linsey smith reports. patrick rooney, seen posing for pictures with staff at the family business, lincolnshire driveways. it looks professional, offering tarmacking and block paving, but some of the workers were slaves, kept in appalling conditions and paid