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safety data following reports in the us of young people getting heart inflammation after receiving the pfizer jabs. but for 12—17—year—olds, it was fewer than ten in a million after first doses and most recovered quickly. ministers in the four uk nations have all said that pfizerjabs will be offered to all 16 and 17—year—olds, following the advice of the experts. they are all at one on this, that this is an absolutely, the right thing to do, for all 16 and 17—year—old. of course, there's no compulsion in this, like all vaccination offer. it's something for people to consider and decide if it's something they want to do. the health secretary said the roll out in england would start later this month led by the nhs, but with no precise details yet. the drive to get 18—year—olds and over vaccinated continues, as for 16 and 17—year—olds, nhs leaders say up to now they have always followed jcvi advice and implemented any changes

out in england would start later this month led by the nhs but with no led by the nhs, but with no precise details yet. the drive to get 18—year—olds and over vaccinated continues, as for 16 and 17—year—olds, nhs leaders say up to now they have always followed jcvi advice and implemented any changes as quickly as possible. under the law, 16 and 17—year—olds won't have to have parental consent to get a vaccine. we asked people in weston—super—mare how they felt about it. i think it's a good idea, because especially since a lot of 16 and 17—year—olds are the main people who are constantly with each other and going out. i mean, the only reservation is down the line could find out something is wrong with it, you never know. i'd want to know more - about what the side effects might be before we went ahead. countries like the us and france are already vaccinating children as young as 12. that is possible in the uk for that age group, if they have serious medical conditions, or someone in their family does, but the roll—out to all 16 and 17—year—olds will be a significant step, with school and university terms not far off. cube him, bbc news.

the pfizer and moderna jabs. but for 12 to 17—year—olds it was fewer than ten in a million after first doses, and most recovered quickly. ministers in the four uk nations have all said that pfizerjabs will now be offered to all 16 and 17—year—olds, following the advice of the experts. they are all at one on this, this is absolutely the right thing to do for all 16 and 17—year—olds. of course, there is no compulsion in this — like all our vaccination offer, it is something for people to consider. the health secretary said the roll—out in england would start later this month led by the nhs, but with no precise details yet. the drive to get 18—year—olds and over vaccinated continues. as for 16 and 17—year—olds, nhs leaders say up to now they have always followed jcvi advice and implemented any changes as quickly as possible. under the law, this teenage group won't have to have parental consent to get a vaccine.

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jury. it's already seated, it's already in place, they're already hearing evidence in new york, including according to the washington post, hearing evidence today. the post reports that while the first grand jury in the trump organization case, handed down those multi defendant felony charges alleging millions of dollars in tax fraud, the second grand jury that's just been put in place, now according to the post. they're looking at different allegations. they're looking at other different types of fraud aggregation's relating to the evaluation of various trump properties. that type of allegation about trump's business practices, just last, month led to another reported criminal investigation, being opened into trump's business. by yet another new york prosecutors office. by the da in west chester county. that was apparently reportedly based on allegations that trump and his business lied about the value of a golf course and west chester county. in order to evade paying a fair share property taxes on it.

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says oil prices could spike to unimaginably high levels if the world doesn't come together to deter iran they've been attacks on the saudi oil sector the world's largest crude exporter sharply reducing production still haven't been so and says he prefers a political solution to a military one that's helping ease oil prices today but not the saudis worries fitch has downgraded their credit rating citing the rising tensions. saudi arabia's message is clear an armed conflict with iran would have catastrophic implications for the global economy and send markets reeling it's a stark warning and one riyadh hopes will prevent military action by its long time rival a spate of attacks on saudi oil facilities allegedly orchestrated by iran earlier this month led to a huge spike in crude oil prices as saudi output sputtered in a rare interview with u.s. broadcaster c.b.s. the saudi crown prince issued a stern call to action. and that if the world does not take a strong and firm action to deter iran we will see further escalations that will

scott walker, too, he just, last month led the pack in iowa. he's polling at 5%. here in new hampshire, i caught up with scott walker while he was launching a motorcycle tour and asked him about the decline. >> the person who won the primary four years ago is about that same point. we have every confidence, like i said, ups and downs and polling along the way. our key is stay true to who we are and get our message out. >> reporter: many candidates will use this labor day to hit the reset button like jeb bush who recollects, here in new hampshire, will go up with the tv ad of the campaign. he is going to be spending half a million dollars here in new hampshire. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. let's bring back jeff and get into a conversation with former senior adviser bill clinton democratic strategist. jeff, take us through what you see in the numbers as indicative