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you, as well. here we go. i m ayman mohyeldin. all right. so tonight, we begin with that assault on american democracy. it s both a physical assault but it s also a legislative one that s playing out behind the scenes. today, around 400 protestors rallied in washington, d.c. in support of the january 6th insurrectionists who engaged in that physical assault on the capitol. now, it was less than the 700 or so expected by the department of homeland security. but the danger is not the protest, itself. it s the attempt to rewrite history, and what actually happened on that day and every day since. let s remember exactly what that assault was about back on january 6th. supporters of former-president donald trump ransacked the capitol, and they did it with one clear objective. they wanted to stop congress certifying the election of joe biden. and they actually succeeded, if only for a few hours as, of course, everyone remembers. congress had to be rushed to safety until sec ....
ways. we just seem to have lost the ability to dialogue and to reason, and to do it in a way that s respectful and thoughtful, inside of politics. on monday, the democrats plan to pay for the $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill that came into focus. the house ways and means committee announced tax hikes that would amount to nearly $2.1 trillion in increased revenues. but left unscathed, the vast fortunes of the megarich, like mark zuckerberg and elon musk. perhaps that s why congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez struck such a chord with the fashion statement heard round the world at one of the most opulent events of the year. and to aoc s credit, just a few days later, president biden seemed to echo her sentiments. people with tens of millions of dollars. they play by a different set of rules. where is it written with all the tax breaks in the american tax code go to corporations at the very top. i think it s enough. i m tired of it. meanwhile, as democrats plow fu ....
hello and welcome to bbc news. france has taken the extraordinary step of recalling its ambassadors from australia and the united states as the row over their nuclear submarine deal intensifies. australia scrapped a multi billion dollar deal to buy french diesel powered submarines in favour of american nuclear powered ones. paris described the security pact between australia the us and the uk as a stab in the back . courtney bembridge reports. back injune the two presidents sat side by side in the sun in the uk. but that warmth has disappeared and, in an unprecedented move, france has recalled its ambassador to the us and australia. this is why. it is about conecting america s allies in new ways. a deal struck for a fleet of nuclear powered submarines. it replaces a multi billion dollar deal australia had signed with france in 2016, in france was only told about it hours before the public announcement which has infuriated president macron. first came this warning from ....
after a great night for all the home nations in world cup qualifying, england hit eight against north macedonia in serena wiegman s first game in charge. there were also wins for scotland, wales and northern ireland. and for many of us, today brings the mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers. but for some, a very different feel to proceedings or tomorrow. very different feel to proceedings ortomorrow. i ll very different feel to proceedings or tomorrow. i ll be back with all the details. it s saturday 18 september. our top story: holiday companies say they expect a surge in bookings after the government announced rules around international travel in england were being eased. the traffic light system has been replaced with a single red list, but there has been some concern that scrapping pcr tests for people who are double jabbed will impact the country s ability to monitor coronavirus variants. simonjones reports. half term holidays abroad look set to become simpler an ....
am fully responsible for this strike and this outcome. the u.s. admitting that it killed 10 civilians in a drone strike in kabul last month. how the deadly mistake that happened and the over the horizon strikes. plus, a tragic saga. the strange case of a prominent attorney that allegedly hired a hit man to murder him all for insurance money. why that case is raising guess links for that family and other mysterious deaths. we re so glad that you re waking up with us this saturday, september 18th. how are you? i ve got my apple juice. 6 a.m. on a sunday morning. we already have makeup on. hey, what the heck. we start this morning with some news out of southern california. they ve got a bit of a scare last night. a 4.4 magnitude earthquake striking the area according to the u. smpt gs. geological area. zpl some people were reporting feeling a jolt ranging from a moment to as much as 10 seconds. so far no immediate injuries are being reported there. the los an ....