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0h! and it s put away. manchester city win the carabao cup final for the fourth time in a row, as an 8,000 strong crowd watch at wembley in a government coronavirus trial event and, as la gears up for tonight s 0scars, we go behind the scenes at the ceremony s new venue union station. welcome to bbc news. india has registered a new world record for daily coronavirus infections for the fourth day in a row with almost 350,000 new cases. in the capital, delhi the epicentre of a ferocious second wave of covid the disease is killing one person every four minutes. as hospitals across india struggle with overcrowding and limited oxygen supplies, an initial shipment of uk aid is due to leave tonight. from delhi, our correspondent yogita limaye reports. with every pyre that burns, india s self belief is dying. each funeral is a story of personal loss and national shame. this man has been helping cremate their dead for decades. now, he barely ever stops working. translati ....
with jake tapper a rescue mission turned recovery operation. the lead starts right now investigators all day board the ship responsible for that catastrophic bridge collapse in baltimore, interviewing crew, doing inspections as the families of six bridge workers hold out hope remains will be recovered. this our transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, plus ahead of the army corps of engineers nears on the enormous effect to clear all that mangled metal and reopen this major east coast shipping port. also on the lead, cnn s john king all over the map this time in the battleground and border-state of error for zona, how voters there feel about president biden or donald trump. november election creeps closer on the calendar and the shocking and very legal discovery hidden in crates of avocados welcome to lead. i m phil mattingly in for jake tapper and we begin and with that ongoing search and recovery efforts in baltimore, divers badly cold, choppy waters to find the bo ....
possession of secret documents, joe biden had himself unauthorized secret documents, don t worry, it is not a big deal. unlike you and donald trump, joe biden is a good person, so virtuous he s transcended law issue not a crime when he does it. details are interesting. week before the last mid-term election, joe biden lawyers were rooting in a locked closet in the pan-biden global engagement and while in the locked closet biden lawyer found highly classified government documents, why were joe biden s lawyers doing this in the first place? it is weird. lawyers don t typically search locked closets, yours probably don t. biden s lawyers did and we guess because they understood republicans were about to win back the house and congressional subpoena power. cleanup operation to get ahead of a scandal they knew was coming and hid what they found until after the midterm election, no reason to influence voters with information, there is that. then the question of pan-biden ce ....
criminal because he had unauthorized possession of secret documents that very same joe biden himself had unauthorized possession of secret documents. but don t worry, it s not a big deal unlike you and that despicably orange donald trump joe biden is a good person. joe biden is so virtuous. he is transcended temporal law. it s not a crime when he does it. so that s the frustratingly familiar headline from this week s story, which you probably seen by now. but the details of the story are actually pretty interesting. so a week before these last midterm elections, joe biden s lawyers were for some reason rooting around in a locked closet in the washington office of something called the pen biden center for diplomacy and global engagement. and while in that locke s closet, biden s lawyers find a sheaf of highly classified government documents. so the first question here is , why were joe biden s lawyers doing this in the first place? and we can t say for sure because ....
baby to be born in the united states conceived outside the human body. conception occurred in a petri dish. made headlines around the world and launched the modern day fertility industry in the u.s. since elizabeth s birth, secretaries at the eastern virginia medical centers in vitro clinic have received between 600 and 700 phone calls from couples wanting to join the waiting list. last december, elizabeth celebrated her 40th birthday. according to the most recently cdc statistics, an estimated one in six couples without children are infertile. it s no wonder that the number of people using assisted reproductive technology to expand their families has doubled over the past decade. i know what it s like. my husband and i tried for three years to have a child. two miscarriages and three rounds of failed ivf cycles later, i was emotionally devastated. until 2005 when ivf worked and my twins were born. and 13 months later, the bigger shocker, i was pregnant with my th ....