What was described as more robust training for var officials. now, whether or not that is enough to convince wolves in the long term and also many fans who have grave misgivings about this technology remains to be seen. and interestingly, the football supporters association today also issued their own statement, and they said that enormous changes were now required. and they said that two thirds of the fans that they had surveyed had lost faith in var. but thanks to that vote today, for now, it s here to stay. our sports editor dan roan there. just before we go, a reminder of our top story. scenes of wild celebrations in dallas as the united states stunned pakistan at cricket s t20 world cup to make it two wins out of two. the match went down to a super over and the usa prevailed to pull off one of the sport s biggest shocks. there we go. you can get more on that story as well as all the rest of the day s sports news
There was any drugs in there. she dumped it in a grocery store trash bin. former federal prosecutor andrew cherkasky had this to say. there is just a mountain of evidence against him. prosecutors have hunter biden cornered at this point. not only addicted to drugs for many months ahead of this with eyewitnesses seeing that. the issue of whether he is being put using drugs right around the time of purchasing the gun, they ve got him on that. harris: the new york post sums it up this way. hallie biden s testimony burned by biden. inside miranda devine as an oped the tragic tale exposes the rotten core of the biden family. she writes no doubt the family dynamics in the courtroom were evident to hallie from the minute she walked by the president s portrait. a reminder of the power of her former father-in-law who had paid her a curious late night
Platforms. and of course, there s donald trump himself, who last week was found guilty by a jury of his peers on 34 felony counts. and while some of these are state cases, some are federal. it s an important reminder that no matter how slow it may sometimes feel, the wheels of justice are in fact turning. and the trump to prison pipeline is real. i m joined by david jolly, former republican congressman who is no longer affiliated with the republican party, who is also an msnbc political analyst. he is affiliated with us which we re grateful for. david, i wanted to do this today because i do think that on the democratic side, there s a kind of despair that has set in thinking trump is superman, but he s not. he s been involved in 4,000 lawsuits, something like that in his lifetime. every time he s gone to court in new york, he s lost. you know, whether it s the case where he owes $500 million, whether it s the e. jean carroll case, or the felony counts, and look at all the people he s left
Ceremonies, they look older and frailer. we wonder how much longer we re going to have them with us. but to see them really at the heart of this, to see the care with which they re being treated, the honor that the french are giving them, to see the french villagers putting up those photos of them as young men, i think, for me, that s what this ceremony is all about. it is a reminder of the extraordinary bravely of these young canadians, australians, brits, and americans who stormed those beaches in the face of unbelievable odds, knowing what the dangers were, knowing that the germans were right there, but also knowing the freedom of their own countries and of the western world depended on it. if that s not the definition of bravery, i m not quite sure what is. for me, that s the leadership. it was the leadership that came from those young men who showed courage in the face of danger, and to see them honored still today, for us all to have the chance to honor them, knowing
A reminder of our headline this afternoon. the prime minister has said it was a mistake to leave d day commemorations in france early. and we ll hear from the medical team who cared for rob burrow following his motor neurone disease diagnosis. they ve been sharing their memories of his positivity and resilience, following his death on sunday. we ll have a full forecast in the next half hour, but it s time now for a quick look at what the weather has in store this weekend. here s tomasz schafernaker. thank you. the weekend is just around the corner. actually it is not looking bad at all. not particularly warm, i have to say, for most of us temperatures will be hovering around about 17 degrees, say in the range of 15 19. we would like it a little bit warmer, then again, maybe you wouldn t, maybe this is perfect for you. here is a snapshot, saturday and sunday, a few showers thrown in, the details coming up in about half an hour.