Rather muddy Into frIday mornIng. And then on frIday, dry for most of us, some raIn out towards the north and west, always cloudy here, and agaIn We Have those humId mIsty condItIons for IrIsh Sea coasts, but 29 even locally 30 celsIus always possIble across south East England or east anglIa. But It Is a short lIved warm spell, because as we head Into saturday, We Have got thIs Weather Fronts weepIng eastwards, brIngIng the threat of some heavy thundery showers, and then on sunday, as you can see, the 0ranges turn a bIt more yellow, so expectIng some Cooler VIewIng condItIons, so the outlook for our CapItal CItIes here, Pressure DroppIng over the weekend, and settled on saturday and possIbly sunday as well. ElIzabeth, thank you very much Indeed. And thats Bbc News at sIx. You can keep up wIth all the latest developments on the bbc websIte. Now Its tIme to joIn our colleagues for the news where you are. Goodbye. Hello and welcome to sportsday, Im gavIn ramjaun. Heres whats comIng up In
Good Morning And Welcome to Way Too Early, the show thats really hoping we dont have to pull out our umbrella this weekend. Im Alicia Menendez on this friday, august 20th. Well start with the news. Facing intense criticism over the exit from afghanistan, President Biden will deliver remarks on the Evacuation Efforts. As of Yesterday Afternoon the u. S. Had evacuated thousands of americans since saturday when the government began to collapse. Nbc News Correspondent Kelly Odonnell has the latest. Reporter u. S. Officials say another 6,000 people made it safely to the Kabul Airport awaiting evacuation. Pressed repeatedly, officials at the departments of State And Defense could not say how many americans still need to be rescued. I dont know with that level of detail. Were just not in a position to give a number right now. Reporter in an interview with abc, the president defended the Evacuation Mission despite chaos near the airport. Well, There S but, look. No ones being killed right now.
To what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are parliamentaryjournalist tony grew and journalist and broadcaster caroline frost. Happy to see you both. Tomorrow s front pages, starting with. Starmer s leadership in crisis is the guardian s front page as the labour leader reshuffles his top team. The paper says a plan to demote angela rayner was derailed and led to hours of negotiations. Same story on the front page of the i, which reports anneliese dodds is being replaced by rachel reeves as shadow chancellor and nick brown has been sacked as chief whip. But the former leaderjeremy corbyn warns that a reshuffle won t save the party. That s the main story for the online independent newspaper. Some good news for labour on the front of the yorkshire post as tracy brabin celebrates becoming the first west yorkshire metro mayor. But her victory will mean a by election in batley and spen. Darling hugs of may is the headline on tomorrow s metro, which reports the prime minister w
floyd s autopsy and ruled his death a homicide. tell me about his testimony. reporter: today was arguably about the most important part of this trial, the cause of george floyd s death. this was a highly anticipated day because we heard from dr. andrew baker, the chief medical examiner in hennepin county and the one who conducted george floyd s autopsy. he ruled floyd s death a homicide. he went back and forth over what it means to be a factor in someone s death and what it means to be the cause of death, specifically when it came to a pillar of the defense s argument that floyd died from medical history. that played a role in the death but didn t directly cause the death. so, for example, you know, mr. floyd s use of fentanyl did not cause the subdual or neck rest restraint. his heart disease did not cause the subdual or the neck restraint. so in your opinion, both the heart disease as well as the history of hypertension and the d drugs that were in his system played
outside and inside as the mob broke through the windows and doors. and for the first time, we saw footage of vice president pence himself and his family being escorted out of the senate chamber, being moved down the stairs to a safer spot. as he was being evacuated, rioters were heard looking for him to hang him. they erected a gallows outside. listen to this. [ chanting hang mike pence ] bring out pence. bring out pence. why are they echoing that? we heard trump throw pence under the bus. we heard those looking for pence say they were following up on trump s orders. one even read trump s tweet over a bullhorn. i want you to hear this again. mike pence didn t have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution. you see the tweet, mike pence didn t have the courage, blah blah blah, from trump. you heard it being echoed at the point of the insurrection, as they were looking for mike pence. how much more clear can a situation be?