burnett. tonight, the death toll has risen significantly. at least 45 people killed across the east coast as remnants of ida leave breathtaking destruction. this is the first time we ve had a flash flood of this proportion. sadly tragic, historic 24 hours in new jersey. there s noover way to put it. tonight in the northeast, more than 100,000 people are in the dark, and the threat is not over yet. new jersey appearing to be the hardest hit state with 23 people dead. officials say many more are still missing at this hour. this video we re going to show you, floodwaters turning entire neighborhoods into islands. a baseball field, flooded. the outfield and lower stands, completely submerged. and to give you an idea how widespread the damage is, this is what that area normally looks like. for many people, the only way out is by boat. we ve seen people being rescued by the water all day long. there are also record-breaking flooding in new york where 15 people died, the rain
charleston, south carolina. killer intended to start a race war in south carolina. he joined the victims in a bible study class and then he took their lives in a house of worship. it s a reminder that our work to root out hate never ends because hate hides. it never fully goes away. it hides. when you breathe oxygen under that rock it comes out. that s what we must understand that juneteenth is the commemoration of slavery but the ongoing work that has to bring true equity and racial justice into america s society which we can do. in short, this day doesn t just celebrate the past. it calls for action today. i wish all americans a happy juneteenth. and i m certainly going to sign into law making it a federal holiday. and i have to say to you. i ve only been president for several months but i think this will go down for me as one of the greatest honors i will have had as president not because i did it. you did it. democrats and republicans. but it s an enormous honor. thank yo
fda says it happens all the time. good afternoon, everyone. good to see you. this is fox news live is memorial day. his comments coming just days after president biden announced the intelligence community is investigating the origins of covid and whether china s government has a role to play it. also saying that the u.s. needs to treat public health as a matter of national security. these kinds of lab leaks happen all the time. here in the united states, we have had mishaps. six known outbreaks of sars one have been out of labs, including the last known outbreak, which was a pretty extensive outbreak that china initially didn t disclose. in a few moments, we are going to talk to her marc siegel about this. hi, mark. good afternoon to you. compile a report about how covid-19 first spread. it s expected to take a few months to put together, but we certainly see more of a public interest to try to figure out how this all started. for months, china has dismissed reports th
necessarily know where it was going. and by that they ll argue he didn t want a capitol attack. if so, the question for them is, then why didn t he stop it? he learned that there was an insurrection going on right away. and he delayed. he delayed in a way that may have let five be killed, in a way that may have let 140 officers be injured or maimed or or tortured by his mob. they may argue he didn t know what to do, but he was told what to do and refused. that s what the managers argue. then there s another expression of what he knew versus what he wanted. you remember this? when he was worried about being in a group with security issues, he had the military tear gas and forcefully clear protesters near the white house so he could do a photo op at a church. remember the whole holier than thou deal with the bible? he knew how to create the sense of security, how to protect, but didn t do that with the same senators expected to protect him now. now, i say expected because at le
speaks to this programme about the racism scandal that has engulfed cricket. it follows racism allegations by former yorkshire player azeem rafiq. i played for yorkshire county cricket club for 18 years, and if in any way, shape or form cricket club for 18 years, and if in any way, shape orform i am responsible for any of his hurt, i apologise for that. broadway legend stephen sondheim, who was behind some of theatre s best known musicals including west side story, has died at the age of 91. it is saturday 27 november. our top story: the united states and australia have become the latest in a growing list of countries to impose travel restrictions on people arriving from across southern africa. it comes amid mounting concern about a new variant of coronavirus which has been named omicron by the world health organization. scientists fear it could pose an increased risk of re infection and current vaccines may be less effective. our health correspondent dominic hughes has more.