Counseling. And donald trump is set to receive his Second Intelligence briefing today. The republican nominee will receive the information sometime this morning in new york city. Trump got his first intelligence briefing last month. And that does it that does friday, im betty nguyen. Morning wbr id wbr180 joe live from washington starts right now. I know you had a meeting this week. I did. I had a meeting with great people, great hispanic leaders and there certainly can be a softening. I dont think its a softening. But 11 Million People are going to be deported. Where is the softening . Oh, theres softening. Even to see there is really quite a bit of softening. Its just so confusing. Softening. It goes. Hardening. Softening. Softening. Hardening. Good morning, everyone. Im saying. What is it . Its either one or the either. Itser definitely not a firm b
stance. I think because its going to be theres just nothing firm about it. Its just one day hes here and one day hes there. I heard he
This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. President Trump Defends his handling of the coronavirus pandemic as infection figures begin to stabilise and the us sets out plans to reopen after the shutdown. January 31, not one person has died and i issued a travel restriction from china. Think of it. So, nobody died and i issued. You cant get earlier than that. Frances president announces he will begin to lift the countrys lockdown on may the 11th. The number of deaths in the uk passes 11,000, but the government says the lockdown measures are working. Bernie sanders endorses joe biden for us president as democrats unify against
donald trump. Good evening to viewers in the uk and around the world. President trump has defended the white house use of virus mitigation measures after announcing that us cases have now begun to flatten out. Nationwide, the us has recorded over 570,000 virus cases and 22,000 deaths so far. Well bring you more on that in
Its amazing. They lost zero game. They are easy. When you watch, you think everything is easy, but thats not easy. They play and they win, they win, they win. They are like a machine. Takes one to know one. Natalie pirks, bbc news, paris. Wow, only 21 shame on, isnt it . what were we doing at that age, darren bett . i cant remember that far back good point, well made it will be turning milder and cloudier, but this morning it was 5 in gloucestershire, worcestershire and oxfordshire and 9 degrees in highland scotland. Those contrasts continue through the rest of today. High pressure is in charge, around the top we are drawing in mild
atla ntic the top we are drawing in mild atlantic air, but that area of High Pressure it has been pretty cold and frosty but at least we have the sunshine more widely across much of england and wales. Further north of the milder air it is much more cloudy, we are not seen as much sunshine, but temperatures are higher. We will see lots of the insta nt fog hi
Tonight at ten moments of silence and moving tributes to the Three Friends stabbed to death in reading on saturday. All three have now been named. They and many more were enjoying an evening in a town park when the attack happened others were injured. Among many tributes was this gathering at the school, where one of the victims taught. Pupils past and present were there. He wasntjust a teacher, he was a human being and he had family and friends that loved him just as much as we do. I think everyone should remember mr furlong as the lively teacher, the person who tried to put a smile on everyones faces. Well have more from reading, where police are Still Holding a 25 year old libyan man under the terrorism act. Also tonight. Im not allowed to go out or go shopping. Measures to protect people in england shielding from coronavirus are set to be relaxed from the end ofjuly. In new york, once the global epicentre of the pandemic, shops are re opening, as life emerges from lockdown. We repo
Unbelievable. Now, i remember when i joined the family, how pleased he was that i was from an indian family. It mattered. Allied squadrons take the airfor another great battle over europe. It was the deadliest conflict in human history. World war ii drew in men and women from all over the globe and claimed the lives of around 80 million people. 75 years ago this month, after almost six long years of fighting, the end of the war was officially declared. There arent many people who dont have some sort of Family Connection to that war. To mark its end, four presenters from bbc news, including myself, are telling the stories of our relatives the roles they played, what they did, whether here on the home front, in the atlantic or deep in burmasjungle. We start with Mishal Husain and her grandfather. He was one of more than two million men who fought for britain in the indian army. Mishal they served in deserts
and jungles, from african battlefields to asia and in europe. And without what wa