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and a boost to the travel industry as demands for foreign holiday bookings increase after testing rules were eased. hello, good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. welcome to bbc news. novak djokovic has applied for leave to remain in australia on the grounds that he had covid last month. his lawyers said he was given a medical exemption from the country s vaccine rules by the organisers of the australian open. but he was refused entry by immigration officials when he landed in melbourne on wednesday. a court hearing will decide on monday whether he should be deported. but on the day that novak djokovic s legal team says he tested positive for covid, serbia s post office presented him with postage stamps in his honour the men s world no one tweeted about it the day afterwards, on the 17th. it comes as renata veracova, a czech doubles player, left australia this morning after her visa was cancelled because of her covid 19 vaccination status. djokovic, who has said he s o ....
investigators say they withdrew $4,000 from an atm, turned off their cell phones and ran. their arraignment on charges of involuntary manslaughter is unprecedented. rarely are parents indicted, but the prosecutors say they are criminal. accusing the pair of not only buying the gun their son used to massacre his classmates, but also accused of laughing off his searches of ammo and drawing pictures of someone bleeding and quote, the thoughts won t stop, help me. the sheriff says their son had been planning a school shotting all along. a spree he was looking forward to. within hour, students would be running for their lives. four dead, seven injured and ethan crumbley would be charged as an adult with about two dozen crimes. athena jones is following the story for us in michigan. apologies for the last hour, interrupting your live shot as we were going to the press conference, but the sheriff did relay some new information to reporters. what did we learn? reporter: we le ....
blue. california is the first to mandate vaccines for students and staff. let s go to cnn s paulo sandoval. how soon is this mandate in california can take in effect? especially for parents. we can see it kick in as early as fall if all the moving pieces are in place here. when it comes to addressing the approval or the emergency authorization on some of these vaccines and younger americans, 11 and under. we could see this new requirement implemented in phases by this fall when and if that happens. we ll see another development here that we are following is merck s new drug that s being described as a game changer if it s authorized for treatment of covid patients, oral medication, it s not a vaccine. it s antiviral that would be administered for some of these patients to take early or after their diagnoses. this is only a game changer but also extremely promising and should it be approved to treat not only fully vaccinated people but also americans who do not want th ....
i m erin burnett. out front tonight, down to the wire. president biden scrambling to save his first term agenda from collapse at the hands of his own party. and it may be an impossible order. moderates and progressives have to strike a deal in less than 24 hours, or nearly all the president s domestic priorities could be in jeopardy, including the bipartisan deal that they had agreed to with democrats. the house speaker, nancy pelosi, back in meetings at the white house today. as she tries to persuade progressives who are threatening to sink tomorrow s scheduled vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. that is, unless there is an agreement on their $3.5 trillion spending plan which amounts to a democratic wish list. pelosi tonight insisting that she is keeping the vote on the bipartisan bill on the schedule tomorrow. here is what she just said to our manu raju. that s the plan. that s the plan. she s never brought something to the floor with it failing. and she s ....
for ukraine. he said it should last five months and do real damage to russia s war machine. throughout our history we ve learned that when dictators do not pay the price for their aggression, they cause more chaos and engage in more aggression. they keep moving. and the cost, the threats to america and the world keep rising. we can t let this happen. the new military aid comes despite vague and ominous threats from russian president vladimir putin that he will retaliate against any country that interferes with his war in ukraine, which does not seem to have an end in sight. secretary-general gutierrez met with vladimir putin in moscow. he is in kyiv today meeting with volodymyr zelenskyy and touring the damage done to the surrounding region. he is trying to broker a peace deal and an immediate cease-fire in mariupol so civilians can evacuate. so far no word of any deal. as many as 2,000 troops remain trapped at the steel plant there longside civilians. this is ukrai ....