all right, thank you very much for watching. it s time for the big show. don lemon tonight with its big star, d. lemon. and we ve got a lot of news. you do have a lot of news. you have all the heavy aspects of the rittenhouse trial. the judge wouldn t let him be questioned about why he may be given can we talk about this judge? sure. so i ve been sitting back longest serving judge on the wisconsin bench. okay, fine. just sitting back and watching just as a lay person, right, just kind of watching this, watching this, watching this. and i think the legal analysts because they are legal analysts and they want to keep, you know, their composure and they re used to being they re paying deference to the judge. he s ridiculous. his antics are absolutely ridiculous. and today, chris, saying that someone who writes for a biased publication that has been favorable to kyle rittenhouse and that has spoken out against black lives matter, that that should not be brough
just entered a not guilty plea in the georgia election interference case. we are following a busy day of new legal filings and awaiting a critical ruling that could come at any time. also tonight, one of the longest prison sentences yet connected to the january 6 riot. a proud boy who led members of that far right group to the capitol was just ordered to serve 18 years. and we re tracking a huge manhunt for a convicted murderer on the loose after escaping from a pennsylvania prison. authorities now warning he is extremely dangerous and likely heading toward mexico right now. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i mal i m alex marquardt and you re in the situation room. first this hour, rudy giuliani is now the most prominent trump co-defendant to enter a not guilty plea in georgia. besides the former president himself. let s get straight to jessica schneider. so jess, we have seen a series of new not g
this is bbc news, the headlines. pakistan says all of those on board a stranded cable car dangling almost 300 metres above a river have now been rescued. new claims of corruption are levelled in ukraine against defence officials running army recruitment we have a special report. and could it be your optician who spots parkinson s disease? we look at ground breaking reasearch on early detection. in pakistan all eight people trapped in a suspended cable car up of a ravine have all now been rescued. rescue attempts by helicopters were suspended due to dakrness and high winds, but other efforts to free the trapped passengers continued. you can see the helicopter with a rope connected and then the person is moved out of the cable car before being carried away. the rest on board, six children and their teachers, appear to have been brought down by the supplier. you can see from these pictures but it is now the middle of the night. these are pictures of the final two of those on boa
and we start with the uk chip designer, arm. its owner, japan s softbank, has finally filed the paperwork for a new york market listing. this highly anticipated floatation should net its japanese owner tens of billions of dollars and will be the biggest initial public offering in almost two years. arm is based in cambridge and plans to make its american stock market debut in early september, selling its shares on the nasdaq exchange. our north america business correspondent, michelle fleury, has the details. arm didn t reveal the number of shares that were selling or pricing of the offering but is reportedly for evaluation of between 60 $70 billion. ahead of the ibo the cambridge company revealed revenue was down 1% from a year earlier. the company, currently owned by japan s softbank is a chip designer whose technology powers most smartphones around the world including iphones. in 2020 silicon valley chipmaker nvidia tried to buy arm but the deal fell through because of reg