Right. And as you hear the applause behind us the subpoena here filling up with delegates, it s in session. Let s check in with our john berman, who is there on the floor. And john were listening again to the chair of the democratic national committee speaking here as the program is in progress, update on where you are, who you re talking to. Their. So i am in the washington state delegation, erin and jamie harrison speaking right behind us. Talking about the youth vote and energy among young voters. I m here with some young voters from washington state. Frankly, you can t miss them because they re the ones with the white blinking hats. Here so roja to what s going on with this each day this week, we are doing various themes of our state party on this today. How boy harder as we can see with our sasha s are sasha say cuboid formula and we have some amazing paths to go along with it. So do you think beyonce is going to show up this week? you mentioned cowboy carter. Well, there s many r
Russia sees from the ukraine. Moscow has called it a violation. At britney spears is going to have her day in court, she tried to overturn a legal arrangement against her father sweep the control over much of her life. One of hong kong s biggest newspapers has shut down in what s been described as a major defeat for free speech in the territory. Apple daily has often been criticial of the beijing government and supports the democracy movement. After the authorities seized its assets and arrested senior staff it decided to close. This is the final edition thursday s being printed. These copies will soon hit the newstands in hong kong for the final time. Let s look at what led to this moment. It reads hound congers bid a fitting painfulfare it reads hound congers bid a fitting painful fare well it reads hound congers bid a fitting painfulfare well in it reads hound congers bid a fitting painful fare well in the it reads hound congers bid a fitting painfulfare well in t
details about the duke s funeral are due to be released later, as tributes are paid here in windsor, across the country and around the world. flags are flying across the uk at half mast, including here at buckingham palace where a small number of people have begun to gather and lay flowers to pay tribute to prince philip. we ll be reflecting on the duke s far reaching legacy and hearing from those whose lives he touched. hello, welcome to this bbc news special. iamjane i amjane hill at i am jane hill at windsor castle. the armed forces will lead a second day of tributes to the duke of edinburgh, who died yesterday aged 99, with gun salutes across the uk, in gibraltar and from warships at sea. details of his funeral are also expected to be announced later. prince philip was the longest serving royal consort in british history and was a constant support to the queen during more than 70 years of marriage. today we will be looking back on his life with some of those who knew th
who also, i think, share our loss and our sorrow. my dear papa was a very special person who, i think above all else, would have been amazed by the reaction and the touching things that have said about him. from that point of view, we are, my family, deeply grateful for all that. it will sustain us in this particular loss and at this particularly sad time. thank you. the prince of wales there. nick witchelljoins us again. that seemed very heartfelt and personal message. tribute on behalf of the whole royal family, as the prince of wales did after the death of the queen mother. he now is the senior male figure within the royalfamily. a he now is the senior male figure within the royal family. a figure of that much more authority now, with the passing of his father. and, yes, talking about my dear piparo was a very special person who will be amazed at the scale of the reaction to his death. it is no secret the prince of wales has had difficulties in the past with his father, th
and we anticipate to also see with him shortly in addition to the bidens, the attorney general merrick garland we re told will be with the president. we have seen this unfortunately play out before following january 6th riots, the officer brian sicknick became the third officer to die defending the capitol shortly after the january 6th riot its. now evans becomes the fourth to die there. he was hit at a barricade by someone who was barreling through and lost his life there, too. he was not the only officer hit but unfortunately he perished because of it. so now we cover this honor and when you look at some of the things that have been said you may have heard trace and dana talking moments ago about the reputation of some of these officers. i mean, they go to work in a place every day where yes, they are defending the capitol building but they have relationships with the people around them. and senators have described officer billy evans as being very friendly, someone who not