WIn her fIrst olympIc medal later, but gold mIght be beyond her. Hello, welcome to the Bbc News at sIx. The fIrst prIson sentences have been handed down to people who used SocIal MedIa durIng the recent vIolence across the country. LengthyjaIl terms were Imposed for offences IncludIng IncItIng racIal hatred and sendIng menacIng messages, One Man had called for Hotels HousIng Asylum seekers to be set alIght. The PrIme MInIster saId the sentences show that SocIal MedIa Isnt a law free zone. PolIce, whove now made nearly 600 arrests for offences relatIng to the dIsorder, say theyre prepared for thIs weekend, wIth 6,000 offIcers on duty. Our home and legal correspondent DomInIc CascIanI reports from Leeds Crown court. ThIs Is Jordan Parlour, thIs IsJordan Parlour, a knock at the door from polIce and an arrest for hIs words rather than hIs actIons durIng last weeks dIsorder. At the weekend, he sat at home watchIng what was goIng on. Leeds Crown Court heard he was angry about ImmIgratIon and
good morning. i m erica hill. and i m jim sciutto. we begin with breaking news. there s lots of it this morning and it s good use. pfizer has applied for emergency use for its covid-19 vaccine for children aged 5 to 11. this means we could be just weeks away from younger kids getting the shot, perhaps even before halloween. boy, would that be some good and welcome news. the white house is calling this a, quote, really important next step in the fight against the pandemic. here to join us is dr. leana wen. good morning. you have an article in the washington post. you say, number one, shots for younger kids. this could be sooner rather than later, which, of course, is good news. in learning this, do you think changes could come? could this official request for an eua, could that change the time line at all? i really hope not because the fda has already said that they re approached authorization for the vaccines for 5 to 11-year-olds with urgency. this is the reason why
delivering a blow to president biden s momentum. it s actually the way functional government is supposed to operate. it s full of negotiations and push and pull that goes into real legislating and it includes a lot of juggling. while democrats are pushing forward with the biden economy agenda they re moving forward with the house january 6th investigation. they ve issued a fresh wave of subpoenas to four former administration officials including the white house chief of staff mark meadows, and dan scavino and kash patel who was acting for then secretary christopher miller. these subpoenas will compel these four to hand over highly sought after documents that were related to the deadly attack by october 7th and sit for a deposition a week after that. on the other hand, real legislating didn t appear to be what thisity ragsz of the gop is interested in doing at all. instead they d rather feed into the delusion of this base and this week is reminding us of the alternative realit
that the death of yevgeny prigozhin marks another crack in russia s pyramid of power. as ukraine celebrates 32 years of independence, we ve been travelling across the country, testing feelings about how the war against russia might be brought to an end. now it is much harder. it is not so fast. to occupy our territories, it is a lot of lives, a lot of death. and we talk to the country s deputy defence minister about the war and impact of prigozhin s death. it means a lot. first of all, they are losing confidence, they are losing morale and orientation. i am talking about the lower ranks, and they don t understand what to do next. also tonight. after the first republican debate, what did we learn about attitudes on the us right to their country s support for ukraine? you would not support an increase in funding to ukraine? i you would not support an increase in funding to ukraine? funding to ukraine? i would not and i think this is funding to ukraine? i would not and i thin
welcome to prime time weekend. i am nicolle wallace. let s get right to top stories. in a perfect world we would not actually start the show where we are going to start it today, opening our broadcast with the results of what amounts to a legal circus, a spectacle and diversion. the ruling from fulton county superior court judge scott macv was actually a victory for rule of law in the matter of the d.a.s relationship with special prosecutor nathan wade the judges ultimatum amounted to this. either leave wade behind her help the prosecution of this case altogether. turned out to be an easy choice for d.a. willis to make. remember what she said when she announced the indictment. the states role in this process is essential to the functioning of our democracy. georgia, like every state, has laws that allow those who believe that results of an election are wrong, whether because of intentional wrongdoing or unintentional error, to challenge those results in our state courts. th