executive faced strong questioning from us lawmakers about the social media app s alleged threat to us national security. the french government says more than a50 people have been arrested in clashes between police and crowds protesting an increase to the country s pension age. more than a million people took to the streets in major hello and welcome to bbc news. israel s prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, is holding talks with rishi sunak in downing street this morning. as mr sunak met his counterpart at the door for a handshake, they could clearly hear loud shouts of shame in hebrew from protesters waving israeli flags and placards stating their aim of saving israeli democracy . protests are continuing in israel, where the government is pushing ahead with controversial reforms that would limit the power of the courts. well, let s speak now to paul adams, our diplomatic correspondent. the protests following mr netanyahu on this visit to the uk. they consist of. there are
because it s an honour for me to be here in person. king charles iii arrived at buckingham palace this morning. he and his two sons prince william and harry will walk with the coffin during this afternoon s procession. and here at westminster, the queen s coffin will be brought to the ancient hall where it will lie in state for four full days until the funeral on monday. we ll be answering some of your questions about the arrangements for people wanting to take part in this farewell to the queen. also on the programme. inflation falls slightly due to lower petrol prices but food prices have risen. ukraine s president volodymyr zelensky has visited izyum, one of the cities liberated in ukraine s ongoing counter offensive against russia. and we ll be looking how people have linked their affection for paddington bear to their feelings of loss over the death of the queen. bbc news will bring you continuing coverage of events plus analysis from our team of correspondeds in the uk
getting around, walking to your tent in the mud is impossible. and from the roads to the skies, how millions of americans are dealing with the holiday travel crush after what s expected to be another record breaking weekend. plus, making their case. several gop candidates are on the trail in new hampshire today taking advantage of this extra time to get in front of voters. as donald trump s lead in the poll widens, will any of them be successful at peeling off the former president s supporters? well, there is hope that today could finally be safe for 70,000 people to leave the nevada desert where they have been stranded for days after torrential rain turned the campground of the decades old burning man festival into a vat of mud. festival officials say the water is drying out, so it s a waiting game for the roads to become passable as attendees ration supplies. the pictures are unbelievable. look at your screen. a porta-potty caked in thick mud. local authorities are inve
sentence. how did danielo cavalcante manage to escape from prison. and welcome to a special second hour of josé diaz-balart reports. we begin this hour with the big week ahead in georgia, the clock is ticking for the final seven defendants in the wide ranging election interference case to enter their pleas or get ready to appear for their arraignment on wednesday. joining us now nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent, ken dilanian, danny cevallos and veteran prosecutor paul henderson. ken, where do things stand now as we await that wednesday deadline? good morning, jose. obviously the court s closed on this holiday, and we fully expect that all of these defendants will either waive appearance or come in and enter a plea in what is really a formality, this arraignment. the big questions looming over this case have to do with scheduling, have to do with whether mark meadows will be successful in his bid to get his particular portion of the case moved to federal
screen to follow. stay right here on the screen to follow. stay right here ayman is up next. good evening, tonight, the coordinated attacks on the justice system, a campaign of vengeance. trump is finally held accountable. a i knew investigation that looking into the efforts to keep the criminal court off of its back and harvard s new policy of silence that reveals a sad truth about where we are in america. showing empathy is now somehow controversial. let s do it. immediately after trump made history last week becoming the first u.s. president to ever be convicted of a felony. republicans rush to his defense and they have not left his side ever since. we saw the ex-president and his ride or die followers echoing the same. people get it. it is a scam the republican party they stuck, they stick together. representation of the justice department, the fbi, that is all coming out of washington. i think anybody who is not speaking up in the face of really something that sh