status, frustrated, determined. we are loaded up tonight i m laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. what happen when an stampede at houston music festival killed eight people. we speak to the police union ha who has some insight to read what the republicans gave way with the infrastructure vote an stephen miller is here with shocking amnesty details inside the democrats for trillion dollar destruction of america they want to pass. first, flunking and flailing, that is the focus of tonight s angle. you know it s bad for the democrats when they ve gotten the new york times worried abou how they re handling education. liberal columnist michelle goldberg sees the sign flashing red going all the way into 2022. it s what we ve been saying since april of 2020 here on the angle that democrats desperatel need schools to get back to normal. public schools may actually be open across the country but in many districts, things are far from normal. in fair
millions under evacuation orders ahead of the unprecedented storm set to make landfall tomorrow morning. with the national weather service warning no one has seen a hurricane like this. if you have the opportunity to evacuate and you can, please do. norah: bringing down drug prices. the new white house effort to cut the cost of ten medicines, including some for diabetes and cancer. for too long, drugmakers have made a fortune while patients like me live in constant fear, wondering how we pay for our medicine. an international operation took down one of the most dangerous cybersecurity threats on the web. by stopping qakbot and dismantling qakbot, we are saving consumers and victims tens of millions of dollars of losses. the university of arkansas is working with the department of health to identify an e. coli outbreak among students. when a 911 call comes in at the school in new jersey, new security software shows staff and emergency responde
a fourth indictment for the republican front-runner. it s a witch hunt. the ex-president prepares to surrender while his gop rivals prepare to debate. will trump s absence give any of his rivals a chance to emerge? you re there and you re able to tell people why you d do a good job being the next president of the united states. plus president biden celebrates the anniversary of his signature bill. so why do few americans know anything about it? and the tragedy of rudy giuliani. i never thought i d be indicted for being a fearsome, creative advocate. the mayor transformed into a conspiracy theorist and criminal defendant. good morning. welcome to inside politics sunday, i m paula reed. this week could prove pivotal for candidates trying to win. on wednesday in milwaukee, the first gop debate. at least eight candidates will be on that stage. asa hutchison is the latest to make the cut. he said he hit the donor requirements. but the elephants who won t be in th
in south east england following a summer of record breaking temperatures. now on bbc news, political thinking with nick robinson. hello and welcome to political thinking. thinking that politics isn t very easy these days because we seem to live in an era of permanent revolution and constant chaos. i was due to interview angela rayner, labour s deputy leaderjust seven weeks ago, it was the day after liz truss first pmqs. it was the day of liz truss energy price guarantee. it turned out to be the day that her majesty the queen died, and so much changed. just seven weeks later, we are now in a week of rishi sunak s first prime minister s questions and angela rayner is back on political thinking. welcome back. i made it. how are you finding this roller coaster, when you are in opposition, that slightly changes how you picture yourself because you are pitching as the personality of the tory leader of the day. it was very noticeable at the beginning of pmqs keir starmer, and i th
she s looking at extending the initial compliance deadline for the checklist on that just to make sure that there s ample time for this program to get upcoming we think this program is going to run out by the next 8 to 10 years we want to get those initial foundation infrastructure pieces into place and on the maneuvered soft story implementation we mentioned that tooerp two we re down to have 35 non-compliant buildings out of 5 hundred and 50 so we re at 93 or 94 compliance rate those buildings out of compliance are elected to be scheduled for code compliant directors in early march we re hopefully between now and march that number of 35 will drop significantly lower we obviously want as few buildings out of compliance as possible and that does highlight the reality that for tier 3 that has 35 buildings and the deadline this coming september 5th this year we still have been 19 hundred buildings that are out of compliance so we ll be initially a free press outreach program in