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inch closer to a legislative victory. after hours of debate they are voting on the glacier production act. it would be the largest reduction in climate in u.s. history, i would also lower the cost of prescription drugs for millions of americans, among other things. earlier today millions of americans join us on msnbc to discuss the significance. >> vote after vote after vote, we have done this. 11 hours straight. why? because we know this bill is finally going to do something about cli...

expected to take executive action on that front on friday. over the last 48 hours, fox news camera crew got a massive burst of migrants crossing into the u.s. illegally. no tax is fighting back by permitting state authorities to return my goods directly to ports of entry instead of handing them off to the federal government. what the feds are doing a prweb and update tonight on the manhattan body of work are facing murder charges were fighting off an attacker and what most folks have t...

dont knock it till youve tried it! right. ljs feeling out of this world as she explores the new ways to tidy up high—speed space trash. were going to be bathed in lights and sounds, and apart from that, i have no idea what to expect. and spencer takes a trip to an inner world. yeah, im looking at the inside of my own brain. 0h, did you find it? how dare you! 0k, whats this one? erm... oh, thats nice. thats 70% dark, isnt it? good. you know your stuff. mm—hm. and this one? oh, thats...

>> john: begin "america reports" with form president trump under investigation by the justice department as the agency appears slow to act on the current presidents son, with one republican senator now alleging a cover-up. john roberts in washington. good to be with you again. >> sandra: we made it to wednesday. im sandra smith in new york. "washington post" reporting the justice department is looking into the former president as part of a criminal probe of efforts to overturn the 2020...

welcome to the programme. were going to start in ukraine tonight, on the eve of a serious and significant day. august 24th marks both the ukrainian independence day and six months since russia launched its invasion of the eastern european country. independence day is usually filled with celebrations. not this year. in the capital kyiv, public events have been banned for safety reasons. today, leaders of dozens of countries and international organisations took part in the �*crimea pla...

as the crowd size swelled and tempered flared. police say demonstrators were refusing to follow orders to stay off the road and several tried to interfere when an arrest was made. and in oregon pepper spray was used to disperse dozens of people. ten were arrested. in rhode island a fight broke out among protesters. police say off duty -- an off duty officer and state senate candidate punched his political rival, jennifer rork. she says it happened as she attempted to deescalate the s...

try to combat scorching heat and soaring temperatures. californian emergency services say a wildfire near yosemite national park is zero per cent under control. now on bbc news, click. spencer: weve got a tasty programme for you this week. when is chocolate not chocolate? when its made of... lara: kinky salts! dont knock it till youve tried it! right. ljs feeling out of this world as she explores the new ways to tidy up high—speed space trash. were going to be bathed in lights and so...

hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: after 48 hours of gridlock, authorites at britains main port, dover, say they have cleared the backlog of travellers, but delays continue at the channel tunnel. the board of cricket scotland resigns ahead of a review expected to find scottish cricket to be institutionally racist. russia admits it was responsible for a missile strike on the port of odesa on saturday targeting military installations, ukraines president denounced the attack as �*b...

evidence that a sitting president stood by and did nothing. fell down on the job, failed. a major national security target was stormed with his own vice president inside. it will go into who we spoke to in those hours, what they are calling the 187 minutes from when the capitol was first reached until he finally relatedly after all of the damage had been done, after law enforcement had finally gotten back in control, then he told rioters and insurrectionist to leave. >> next week we wi...

be aware it will not reflect well on either of them to make nasty attacks on each other. but the whole purpose of these debates is to see how well their policies stand up to scrutiny and whether they are able to both propose their policies and also defend them from attacks from each other. that is the whole point, whether they crumble or whether they are able to properly debate their policy. i think we will see a good discussion, it will be very lively but i dont think we will see nast...