Talks about efforts to change voting laws. After that, the Wall Street Journal reporter will talk about the origins of the coronavirus and later come a look at 2020 Election Audits in Arizona And Georgia with an Elections Group partner. The american people deserve to know about the origins of covid19. They deserve to know how this terrible pandemic that ravaged the globe and our country, how it got started and what chinas role was in starting it. Host that from the senator from missouri, Josh Hawley, requiring declassification of any links between the lab in wuhan and the Covid19 Virus into do so within 90 days. Good morning, the measure passed unanimously and we will begin our first hour on the developments regarding the source of rotavirus. The senate is back in session at 10 a. M. And republicans are ready to use the filibuster to block a commission on the january 6 insurrection of the capital. If that occurs as expected it would likely end plans for a bipartisan investigation, rene
Support that effort and doing our art. ,. , support that effort and doing our art. ,. , , part. The Uk Government is being accused of part. The Uk Government is being accused of a part. The Uk Government is being accused of a major part. The Uk Government is being i accused of a major Communications Error after saying people do not travel in and out of covid 19 hotspot areas. The government says this is on advice. The government says this is only advice. We begin in Minneapolis Where A Memorial Celebration is taking place right now in memory of George Floyd called rise and remember. The unarmed black man killed by white Police Officer Derek Chauvin exactly one year ago today. Mr Floyds Death sparked global protests against Police Brutality and systemic racism. This is George Floyds Family Meeting top Democrat Nancy Pelosi In Washington today. They are there to push through the Police Reform President biden has promised. And there have been events held around the country. This is in New
live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news it s newsday. good morning. it s 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7am in hong kong, where people are gathering for more demonstrations against a controversial extradition law. this is the scene live outside the legislative council in hong kong. pro democracy activists have assembled close to the parliament where the proposed bill is due for a second round of debate shortly. the bill would allow people to be sent to mainland china for trial. there s a heavy police presence around the building, and young people have been stopped and searched. hundreds of businesses have said they will go on strike on wednesday, and more mass demonstrations are expected. hong kong s leader, carrie lam, says she won t withdraw the proposal despite the opposition to the bill. joining me now from hong kong is claudia mo, a legislator and democracy advocate. thank you forjoining us. we have seen a lot of support against
he gave the state department the very best of his leadership for the up very best of his leadership for the up his experience, his patriotism, he gave us his decency and the state department loved him for it. colin powell: paul department loved him for it. colin powell : paul was one of the architects of the iraq war. architects of the iraq war. who later said he regretted the case he made for military invasion as a blot on his reputation when the intelligence turned out to be wrong. and uefa has ruled that the england football team will have to play at least one game without fans over the chaos at wembley during the euros final. here in the uk, it s been a day of reflection as politicians paid tribute to the murdered mp sir david amess at a special parliamentary session. he was stabbed to death during a meeting with his constituents in essex on friday. in the last few minutes a remembrance service for sir david has ended. the service was held at st margaret s church, in
philadelphia leaders are asking everyone for patients as they work through the traffic nightmare there crediting divine intervention that the situation is not a mass casualty event. right now both lanes of i-95 are closed in northeast philadelphia as crews work at the side of the bridge collapsed, it s the truck carrying gasoline that caught fire under thedg happening before 630 this morning causing the northbound overpass to collapse. now about 10 miles of i-95 north and southbound lane are closed. officials warning other streets near the bridge could also be closed as cleanup continues. i-95 is one of the country s oldest and most travel routes firefighters arriving to the scenes this morning by portions of northbound lanes reduced to rubble, pennsylvania governor josh schapiro saying one vehicle is trapped as of this evening and crews are trying to identify if anyone was caught in that vehicle and in the fire in the collapse, the city public transit leaders are asking em