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and good evening. i m erin burnett. out front tonight, the breaking news. standoff tonight. it is a major test for president biden playing out on the house floor tonight. a little standoff between republicans and democrats over the debt ceiling. and later tonight, there is going to be a test vote on the house floor. now, this is important because no republican that we know of at this time is willing to vote in favor of allowing the debt limit to rise. now, here is why this matters to all of us. according to the congressional budget office, if congress does not do something, in other words raise the debt ceiling so that the united states is allowed to issue more debt, the federal government s going to run out of money, likely as soon as ten days from now. it says october or november. october, obviously, starts in nine days. and this is a big deal because it would lead to the first american default in history. treasury secretary janet yellen warning in a wall street jour ....
the relationship between the taliban and journalists. i also want to understand whether this has revealed structural problems in how news works. has there been enough space given to context and history as many of us watching what s been playing out have been asking, why is this happening? well, we ve a number of guests to help us, including cnn s chief international correspondent, clarissa ward, who, with this clip, became one of the faces of the story as the taliban took over. we decide to leave and head for our car. the fighter takes the safety off his ak lfl and pushes through the crowd. stay behind him, stay behind him! you can see that some of the taliban fighters arejust. hopped up on adrenaline. i don t know why. it s a very dicey situation. suddenly, two other taliban charge towards us. you can see their rifle butt, raised to strike producer brent swales. when the fighters are told we have permission to report, they lower their weapons and let us pass. clarissa ....
now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i m stephen sackur. republicans in texas have managed to ban abortion in almost all cases in their state. anyone performing, aiding or abetting the termination of a pregnancy after roughly six weeks can now be sued in court. the implications are enormous, notjust in texas but across the us, and it points to a wider phenomenon. ideological conservatives are using state activism to confront federal power. my guest is texas republican state senator bryan hughes. has a new front opened up in america s culture wars? bryan hughes in austin, texas, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. it s a pleasure to have you on the show, senator hughes. let me ask you a very simple question, is the era of roe versus wade that famous supreme court decision which essentially enshrined the right of a woman to have an abortion in the us is that era over in texas? we believe the end may be in sight. you know, for the last 30 years ....
finally open its doors. hello and welcome. projections in canada suggest that prime minister justin trudeau s liberal party will form the next government after the country s second general election in two years. it s expected to be minority administration. it was called by mr trudeau in the hope that his liberal party could win enough of a majority to govern alone, unencumbered by the constraints of a coalition. samira hussain is live for us in montreal. he is not getting the majority he wanted? he is not getting the ma ority he wantedvfi he is not getting the ma ority he wehheenfi he is not getting the ma ority he wanted? no, he is not, but look, if he wanted? no, he is not, but look. if you he wanted? no, he is not, but look, if you look he wanted? no, he is not, but look, if you look at he wanted? no, he is not, but look, if you look at the - he wanted? no, he is not, but look, if you look at the way . look, if you look at the way some of the poles were looking ....
transatlantic airlines are breathing a sigh of relief following the news the us is easing its coronavirus travel restrictions, re opening to passengers from the uk, eu and other nations around the world. from novemberforeign travellers will be allowed to fly into the us if they are fully vaccinated, and undergo testing and contact tracing. in the hours that followed the announcement british airways holidays saw an increase of nearly 700 percent in searches for holidays to key us destinations. virgin atlantic reported a 91% increase in us bookings in the hour following the announcement. the transatlantic routes are worth an estimated $9 billion in revenues to us and uk carriers, shares in iag, the owner of british airways, air france klm, american airlines and other carriers soared on the news. michelle fleury has more from new york. passengers who are fully vaccinated will now be able to fly into the united states from anywhere in the world from november. this brings to ....