Administration under Fire Fo ignoring questions. The Secretary Of State walking away from reporters after a briefing on the withdrawal. The hurricane is now a tropical depression of leaving behind a trail of this direction along the gulf coast. More lying down in the New Orleans could leave people without power for a few weeks. We are taking a hard look at he report that they offered after securing the airport. We are monitoring Tonight Layin out the path forward. Good evening And we are goin to learn a lot more tomorrow about survival thinking. Again most americans do not disagree with leaving afghanistan. Its the way it was executed. Especially when leaving behind millions of dollars of equipment. It says nothing of an unknown number of people still desperat to make their way home. Speaking of this i like to offe this a brief reminder he told george when he was asked if us forces would remain as long as it took to get americans out of afghanistan . Are you committed to making sure th
Part of the bill focuses on human infrastructure. The united States Senate is addressing the needs of Working Families. And is going to stand off for ordinary americans rather than just the wealthy and powerful. The new York City Judiciary Committee has started the process to investigate Impeachment Articles against Governor Cuomo as we hear for the first time from an Executive Assistant who filed a criminal complaint against him. One of Governor Cuomos attorneys Will Downme live to respond to that and much more later this hour. And a group of democratic lawmakers from texas who fled the state to block action on new voting restrictions, have Security Court Order blocking republicans from forcibly returning them to the state capitol. Well talk about that one of the lawmakers involved in this effort. And a sobering report from the United Nations says that while Human Activities are responsible for global warming, there is a chance to pro vent the planet from getting hotter. We ghun hour
in other news: activists in myanmar say dozens of people have been killed after the military brutally suppressed a protest in the city of bago. thousands flee an erupting volcano on the caribbean island of st vincent. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the duke of edinburgh is to be buried in windsor on saturday. he died on friday at the age of 99. because of coronavirus restrictions, his funeral will take place within the grounds of windsor castle, with no public processions but it will be televised. the palace has said prince harry will attend but his wife meghan, who is pregnant, has been advised by her doctors not to travel. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. at midday in the four nations of the united kingdom, iii gun salutes sounded in tribute to the duke. fire. gunshots. one, fire. gunshots. and for a man who served in the royal navy in the second world war and later, guns were fired in tribute aboard several warships.
rising temperatures mean thawing infrastructure, which could lead to more problems, issues the president says he would like to see for himself next week. if, in fact, it s concluded i can do it without getting in the way of folks on the ground, i ll do that. we ll make that decision at the beginning of next week. that s where we start. joining me now, antonia hylton. good to have you with us. what s the latest where you are now? does it feel like the end is in sight for texans? reporter: well, ayman, here in houston, people are grateful that for the most part their lights and their heat are coming back on, but they re also exhausted, a jd now they don t have safe drinking water, and in many cases they don t have water coming out of their faucets at all. that s why there s a huge water distribution center going on right now they re packing water into cars. they re on their last palette. people were lined up waiting for hours before this all began. this experience is hitt
what started today is up to 16 hours of the prosecutors now, house impeachment managers making their factual case and i say up to 16 hours because it appears they re not going to take all the 16 hours that are alotted to them. they have been coming in sort of under time in terms of what we expected. not just yesterday on day one when they were arguing the constitutionality of the trial itself and finished the day by giving back more than half an hour of their time they chose not to use but also today when they started laying out the case. they ended today after having used less than six hours of the allotted eight hours for the day. so even if they take all eight of the hours tomorrow they will not use all the hours alotted to them, all 16 hours to make the case just as they didn t use the portion of the four hours allotted to them yesterday to make the constitutional case. what this means is just that the prosecuting side seems to be not just on track but ahead of schedule,