harry fell head over heels. harry is a very impetuous sort of person. he does, and i think he looked at harry moving very, very quickly towards marriage and just said hold on a minute. are you sure you're not going too fast here? >> you look at harry and william's parents. they didn't take huge amount of time to get to know each other. that marriage was not successful. whereas, you know, william and kate spent many years getting to know each other. and making sure that she would be able to take on those responsibilities and the weight of responsibility. and i think, william probably just wanted to make sure that meghan knew what she was getting herself into. >> what prince william may have said, with brotherly concern, according to sources close to harry. was taken in a very different way. that it wasn't brotherly concern but, perhaps, he had overstepped, in a way. >> there were also stories in the press that painted meghan in an unflattering light. >> one saying that meghan made kate cry during the wedding preparations. what was the truth? >> that stor

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harris. >> harris: this is just one of many investigations, right? bryan llenas, good to see you. democrats looking to -- they have an outrage over the supreme court decision. president biden attacked the high court's ruling earlier this week. >> president biden: just weeks ago the supreme court yet again weakened the voting rights act and upheld what justice kagan called a race-based disparity in voting opportunities. free and fair elections, it is such a threat. i've said it before, we're facing the most significant test of our democracy since the civil war. >> harris: the "new york post" calling out president biden's comments in an editorial. sorry, mr. president, the fight for voter rights is nothing like the civil war. mark brnovich, arizona attorney general in focus now. attorney general, your top line thoughts on that. >> thank you for having me on. i just think it is quite frankly shameful that the president of the united states would use such divisive rhetoric and not only divisive, it is just not accurate and true. i think it does a disserv

. >> harris: i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". democrats are aiming to ram through a $3.5 trillion budget bill without any republican support and the plan includes go pathways to citizenship for millions of illegal immigrants. spending to address climate change along with expanding medicare and other programs. progressive congresswoman saying this. >> it does look like all five of the priorities we laid out as a progressive caucus will be included in some way in this package. i think this will be a significant down payment on a real investment into our people. but it is not the end. >> harris: it's not the end. did you catch it? republicans are ripping that proposal apart. >> we already spent 1.9 trillion we don't have earlier this year. so if you are the economic advisor to the president you wouldn't say let's spend 3 1/2 trillion and raise taxes. >> it is a lurch toward socialism. >> they will need every democrat to pass. there is not a single republican in the house or senate who will support this level of taxing and spending a

back to you, harris. >> harris: phil keating. thank you very much. critics hitting the biden administration with all that going on for suggesting cubans' protests are driven mostly by covid-19 issues. state department official julie chung tweeted peaceful protests as the cuban people exercise their right to peacefully assembly to express concern about rising covid cases and deaths and medicine shortages. we commend the numerous efforts of the cuban people mobilizing donations to help neighbors in need. marco rubio whose parents fled cuba is calling that ridiculous. >> this is not just about covid. this began well before covid. these people are frustrated and want to live in a normal country. why can't the state department and white house just say it clearly this is not about covid, this is not about anything else, this is about freedom. say it. >> harris: okay. so after the senator spoke obviously from a place of knowing, then a little bit later chung tweeted this. we stand by the cuban people's right for peaceful assembly. we call for calm and conde

harris. >> harris: i just have to say dr. walensky at the cdc her list is 10 things long now. what happened to 70% of americans getting a first shot by july 4th and that would be the goal and would be enough? i know things shift but did you hear that list of -- they want pure perfection on this before we back away from such mask wearing for even people who are vaccinated. it will never be perfect. we have car accidents, too. we can't make cars perfect, either. >> you are spot on, harris. the reversal is really quite a drastic one. as i was pointing out the guidance we're getting is you are talking about any area substantial or highly trance missable rates. they define that as 50 new covid cases or more per 100,000. a very low number so you are talking about a great number of vaccinated americans needing to mask up indoors. remember, the administration's message has been the pandemic is now for the unvaccinated but certainly it is affecting those that got their shots. >> harris: and he takes a shot at people calling them not as smart as he thought they were. that will win some

here is harris. >> harris: news next alert. critics calling vice president kamala harris tone deaf. she ramp >> harris: more than 50 house democrats fled to washington to block a vote on an election reform bill and one said touting their sacrifice in fleeing the state. it included a trip on private planes to the tune of $100,000, staying in $200 a night hotel rooms and a bit of booze. vice president harris chiming in with this. >> i talked about exactly what i believe about the courage and the commitment and the patriotism that you all have evidenced by your actions in addition to your work and your words. and i know what you have done comes with great sacrifice defending the right of the american people to vote is as american as apple pie. >> harris: journalists also celebrating the lawmakers, one tweet can we stop saying fleeing the state as if they are cowards or victims? this was a power move not a weak one. another texas democrats recognize the stakes in this fight and are doing what needs to be done. and texas taxpayers are footing the bill for those salaries of lawmakers doin

harris was a 29-year-old prosecutor., offered harris a series of powerful and lucrative jobs in the state government of california. one of them was with the california medical assistance commission. in other words, the unemployment insurance appeal. she didn't get those because she was talented, she got them because she was having an affair.ap this little-explored feature of harris's history is worth knowing a lot more about, and alana goodman does know a lot about it, she has covered it a with "the washington free beacon," where she is a reporter. we're happy to have her tonight. what should we know about kamala harris' affair with willie brown?eae and for the record, i have to say, i think everybody likes willie brown. i don't know why he did that but how important -- i hate to say that, he is a great guy! >> very charming. >> tucker: he doesn't like her, that's for sure. what role did this affair play in her political career? >> i think it launched her political career. i don't think she would be in the place she is w

it is not working, harris. >> harris: chief craig, thank you so much.ave you back on another day. lets further that conversation about new york. all eyes on these larger cities where tourists want to come but i got to tell you we're having some problems keeping them safe. chief, thank you. >> thank you so much, harris. >> harris: the texas legislature has just voted and breaking news those 50 or so house democrats, 51 of 57 who fled the state to block voting bill. the remaining members voted 76-4 to have the sergeant-at-arms send for all members who are not present and arrest them if necessary. remember, governor abbott had said those members will indeed be arrested when they return to the state. the absence of those democrats has prevented a vote on the house bill. republicans have the majority there but because there are not enough members present they can't take the vote. we'll bring you more on this breaking news story from austin. when they come back arrests could be awaiting them. a new report sounding the alarm on how ready the u.s. navy is for w

harris. >> harris: thank you very much. i want to bring in dr. marc siegel. fox news contributor and professor of medicine at nyu langone medical center. always good to get your expertise. my good friend, trey gowdy, talking about another topic but we lean in on this one. if you want to persuade someone, start making sense. what is up with all of the confusion over the mask? >> that's a very good way to start, harris. the confusion is that they are making it all like one way or the other and that's what is confusing people. here is the science. it is a diversion airy tactic. masks are of limited value. if you wore an n-95 mask tested for leaks the way i do it would protect you but the surgical mask or cloth mask that isn't fit properly is extremely limited help. then you are asking a vaccinated person to take it when you just finished telling them that the vaccine protects them. we love the vaccine, harris. it does protect you. the chances of you being hospitalized with covid-19 after getting that vaccine is probably less than 2%. it is a really powerful at d

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meghan. >> harris: okay. >> kayleigh: harris, what are your thoughts on this?y bedroom would be one of them. i think it is so very personal. however the good lord brings children into your life, they are always a sign of hope, prosperity, and always worth fighting for. however you get them. i didn't start to start my family until i was 40. i didn't meet my husband and get married until i was 37. my mother had given up on the notion that i'd even be able to keep a house plant alive, because i couldn't. and i only had two. like you, will, i would love to have more. i don't think that's in the cards. too much information! but really, meghan, keep it private. keep it yours. what happens next month when we find out meghan's pregnant? just a question. [laughter] >> emily: exactly, do they rescind the award? not to mention all the families who want to adopt and foster. it is such a larger conversation. it's really unfortunate. up next, harris had hot seats to the nba finals and she will tell us all about the game and the reason why she was there. you are going to want

i'm harris faulkner. my guest in focus contributor. it was quite a wind-up. not everybody can hear the bein. we could clearly hear the response from the president. >> his communications team is high fiving each other. like he stays on message and doesn't want to talk about afghanistan. add it all up. joe biden is a trojan horse with a script. his opening, everything he talked about was a progressive liberal spending spree that had nothing to do with covid, nothing to do with jobs. it is just liberal wish list come true. and i can tell you this. if donald duck were the president you would have the same job numbers you have because covid has been defeated. it wasn't because of biden and the jobs plan but americans coming back to work. they're come back to work slower because of the excess unemployment benefits people are getting. add it all up, the way he looked at his notes. the way he had it on the card. read from his script. he is a trojan horse with a script. that's my summary. >> harris: the problem fo

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harris takes over now. bye-bye. >> harris: covid cases rising in our nation and mask mandates are making a comeback. could widespread lockdowns be far behind? i'm harris. the daily average of covid hospitalizations is back to 25,000 americans. covid related deaths standing at roughly 237 daily, down slightly from june. states are seeing some of the highest increases in covid cases, florida, alabama, maine, massachusetts, and new york. los angeles county already mandating mask wearing indoors regardless of vaccination status. las vegas recommending them again among other areas. and today on capitol hill cdc director addressed the spike in cases and urged those who haven't yet been vaccinated to do so. >> in areas where vaccine coverage is low, cases and hospitalizations are starting to climb again. the message from cdc remains clear. the best way to prevent the spread of covid-19 variants is to prevent the spread of disease and vaccination is the most powerful tool we have. the overwhelming majority of death

so there's a lot of sides to this story, but the republican comparison is spot on, harris. >> harris: pete, the first day -- kayleigh, remember when we were on the cash together in studio? i said to you, if they are all vaccinated, this would be a tremendous poster for the white house to use because they're not wearing masks. now suddenly crickets, because we aren't getting the question asked. we don't know how many of those people were vaccinated. we have no idea what the configuration was, but covid is spreading. it's not quite a super spreader yet but the numbers are growing more than double in the last day or so. >> kayleigh: "the new york post" editorial board wondered, what would happen if these were republicans on the plane that had spread coronavirus? five people testing positive. guess what? we don't have to wonder, because we have a pretty clear parallel example here. when i was in the white house, president trump tested positive. hope hicks, myself, and many others. vaccines weren't available at the time. you know what the headlines where? vanity fair, "covid infested trump

royals. >> harris: [laughs] fair enough! about this so much? and then i thought, this family is just messy. i think a lot of our families can be messy. we all have family drama. even though they have all of the fame and money and prestige, a thousand years being on the throne, they are still human beings like the rest of us. they can still get in fights amongst their family members. and i think sometimes it may be comforting for us to see when another family is a hot mess, similar to our own. [laughter] on a serious note, you never want to see anyone in conflict. i hope the two of them can work it out. actually knew megan michael for a while when she lived in new york, we went to iceland together on a trip before she started dating harry. she was always very kind to my husband and nice to me, and i feel kind of bad for her. she was like a normal girl and i was hanging out with her in new york. i feel kind of bad now when she has to go through. >> harris: i've been reading that some of the people in britain don't support the

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it stands for freedom. >> harris: david?celed by the left, betsy ross isn't going to be excluded from that pay for those who don't know, betsy ross is the one who sold the american flag originally. harris, you know this having covered the middle east uprisings, i ran's uprising, the american flag is a symbol for freedom. freedom is universal and it's why 80% of americans are proud to be american. >> harris: emily? >> emily: i actually, in 2010, in the usoc their logo had only 13 stars and has for quite some time because i couldn't fit it on a logo so there is a history of them having, amending it slightly not out of disrespect but trying to capture the essence. however my bigger issue with this actually is a fact that they said they are seeking stakeholder's input and to me that means they only care with their sponsors say even though to me, team usa should represent every single american and i think the issue should be one of accuracy. in this climate way we are hearing apparently that the american flag is a symbol of hate

>> harris, a very valid point. i want to point out vaccine requirements and mandates in the healthcare setting is not new. >> it's not. it isn't in new jersey. >> no. so it's recommended, but you can always do a caveat. if you don't want to do a vaccine, get tested regularly or wear a mask. it varies across the country. we have varying percentages of doctors and healthcare workers that have not vaccinated. >> why? >> possibly because they've been infected and know that natural immunity is providing just as much protection -- >> but not as long. >> that's not true. there's data -- >> they're testing people and they're finding it's not lasting as long. when i say long, six to eight months is a long time but it's not a lifetime. >> harris, i can tell you that there's mixed data and there's some data that is showing natural immunity is lasting longer. not the measuring anti-bodies in the serum but long-term immunity. you point to israel. their natural immunity is actually stronger than their vaccine immunity. doesn't m

kamala harris is not a moderate.does not relate to american. >> harris: senator mitch mcconnell said he never thought either one of them would be a moderate. he is known by or biden for years and knows he is not a moderate. >> jason: that was the promise of joe biden, he was going to unite the country and bring democrats and republicans together and work towards race relations and other things that didn't happen in the obama administration but kamala harris, the parallel and since he started running for office for president of the united states, she looked strong but before they can cast the first vote, she was in eighth, she's an ineffective communicator, i don't think she understands the country, she has no policy prescriptions and probably the most concerning to somebody who has looked under the hood of the car to figure out how they are working here is the fact that less than six months into this office, you have somebody who literally has to go for psychiatric help because of the toxic work environment that she

. ♪♪ >> harris: would begin with this fox news alert.wing criticism after the biden administration invited experts on racism to our country to combat racial justice. police brutality. even as officers have come under attack physically during blm protesting in cities under the past year. you are watching "outnumbered." here today are my cohosts and fox nation host laura logan here in the center virtual seat, civil rights attorney and fox news contributor and our friend, leo terrell. good to see everybody. maybe we should have seen this coming after the administration's rhetoric. i didn't see you in advance turf to the u.s., linda thomas-greenfield, publicly declared that our constitution e supremacist document. jog your memory. >> we have two acknowledge of the r and imperfect union. i have seen that slavery has weaved with supremacy into our principles. >> harris: the secretary of state tony blinken posted a video explaining that america is a racist country. >> for american to be a credible force for human rights around the world, we hav

usaa >> harris: breaking news.cing a plan to evacuate afghan visa applicants. we have more info on it now. the president's direction, the united states is going to watch "operations allies refuge to support people eligible and -- and their families. these are people who have helped us out and our partners in afghanistan, and are in the application pipeline already. it is for operational security. they don't have additional details. you know they are not going to tell us exactly how this works. you have to get people out of there. we will keep you updated as we learn more. >> i talked about what i believe, the courage, the commitments, the patriotism that you have evidence, by your actions, in addition to your work and your word. i know what you have done comes with great sacrifice. defending the right of the american people to vote is as american as apple pie. >> vice president kamala harris praising democratic texas lawmakers leaving the state biplane, trying to vote so mike block of a nonelection reform. "the was

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>> harris: tomi?wanted to wear and arm in arm decal to honor police officers in the massacre, and roger caddell said that was against guidelines and wouldn't allow them to do it. flash forward five years later and now football has become a social justice virtue signaling arena. there's nothing wrong with athletes having their causes, but my goodness, when you are playing your game at your support and that your job, can you just do the thing you are there to do? you want to be an activist off the field, off the court? that's fine, do that. more power to you. but while you are there, can you use your time to unite americans? it's been hard enough. it had to go a few times when fans couldn't get sporting events. to the pandemic everyone has been struggling. not the one thing that can bring us all together and you want to ruin that to? for what? to let end? >> harris: emily, i'm curious. given what everybody has said here, it is so different. as tomi pointed out, when players had the advocacy they have ve

for marijuana. >> reporter: harry, like many college students, smoked weed.ted selling it on the side to make extra cash. >> it was so open. it was like everybody was smoking. it never felt illegal or criminal. but in a sense, i did know it was breaking the law. >> reporter: being busted was scary enough. but when he learned the severity of listen teps, it was devastating. >> i never thought that i would ever get sentenced to ten years for marijuana. >> reporter: harry, at just 25 years old, would serve nearly a decade in a virginia prison for a first-time felony. but this year, his home state legalized cannabis, and with it an entirely new industry. leaving people like harry wondering what they stand to gain after they've lost so much. >> i want in. literally. like i $100,000 and got 10 years. you can legally sell hundreds of millions? yes, that is kind of tough to swallow. >> reporter: virginia becoming the first southern state to join at least 16 others in fully legalizing cannabis. it reflects a cultural shift in our nation, with 91% of americans saying m

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. >> reporter: but harry littman former federal prosecutor said mr. trump is not out of the woods. >> what's mean for former president trump. >> it looks like the cull minute tags of a pressure campaign against allen weisselberg. >>> the beverage industry is one the world's top consumer of water. coca-cola said it replaces every drop it uses but new investigation whether the company isinha promise.ou mo wa to be everywhere. >> reporter: the struggle to get clean drinking water was profiled by "new york times" in 2018. many said the water started disappearing when coca-cola began operations there earlier. coca-cola exceeded expectations in several years but we discovered somethig differently wen we visited and took our findings back to the company. >> the highlands in southern mexico are rugged and remote. when we arrived we saw signs of america everywhere. people here are among the biggest consumers of coca-cola in the world. one study found 3% of babies and 16% of toddlers here drink soda. while coke doesn't flow from the taps, critics say the coke-b

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harry book stuns royals. yes this is news _ sun. harry book stuns royals.re but good news it is that prince harry has got — good news it is that prince harry has got a — good news it is that prince harry has got a book deal to write his memoir— has got a book deal to write his memoir for penguin random house. it's probably not a surprise that this has— it's probably not a surprise that this has come. he's clearly thought a lot of— this has come. he's clearly thought a lot of media including that infamous interview with over wintry infamous interview with over wintry in recent— infamous interview with over wintry in recent weeks. it seems he wants to tell— in recent weeks. it seems he wants to tell his— in recent weeks. it seems he wants to tell his story through his memoirs. and what a lot of the papers — memoirs. and what a lot of the papers are _ memoirs. and what a lot of the papers are focusing on is the fallout— papers are focusing on is the fallout with any potential folly delete — fallout with any potential folly delete my follow—up with buckingham p

this is what biden-harris are doing, it's disgusting and harris has a cavalier attitude through thisuman toll that's happened around our border and this is their crisis, this is the biden-harris crisis. they doesn't want to call it a crisis. they don't want anybody-- they don't want the media to go down. they don't want us to talk about it at all. this is just, this is just emblemic of what we have got in washington right now. going to the border harris had no interest in doing. she finally came to el paso a few weeks ago. and it's all-- she had to come, she had to come because of her failed leadership. that's why she was there. now, she could have gone with governor abbott, she could have gone with president trump and seen the real crisis, the crisis caused when you don't finish a border wall. when you don't electrify cameras and lights so what we have to do is we have to talk about this and we have to fight every day to make sure we have a secure border, and we've got to call the democrats out for exactly what they are doing. now, that's my job, i'm the new chair of the national re

always hang on just 2 days later, harry's life has been turned upside down. he's no longer a photo journalist. this gear, which helped him to record many historical occasions, has to be returned to the now defunct newspaper outlet. well, i can't get used to it when i feel empty. woodall, there are so many uncertainties ahead, so many question marks in my head. i haven't been like this for a long time. hunger news in hong kong makes me feel really exhausted and powerless . every time i shoot in the field, there's a great sense of powerlessness. we're hot, there's nothing else i can do. more with my total gum. as a photo journalist, i witness the collapse of hong kong and it's most frustrating era. once the most vocal critic in china, the unprecedented death of apple daily raises another pressing question. who's next? the domino effect it triggered intensifies the chill, a number of opposition media outlets have removed, commentaries, suspended service, or even left hong kong. yet another editor from the now shut, apple daily was arrested at the airport when he

hervis rogers lives in harris county. he voted in harris county. but the texas attorney general has chosen to file the charges against him in neighboring montgomery county. we asked the attorney generals office why they follow these charges in the other county. they told us essentially, because we can. they told us the laws allowed them to fight these charges in any county that abuts harris county, if they want to. they wouldn't tell us why they picked montgomery county to pressley's charges specifically. i can tell you though, that according to the most recent u.s. census data, of the eight possible counties that about harris county -- of the eight possible counties, they could legally have charged hervis rogers in -- of the eight counties from which they have the option of joined a jury poll if this case goes trial, montgomery county is just about the white house. and has the lowest proportion of african american residents of any of those counties. attorney generals office will not tell us why they chose this county. i will tell you the aclu of t

, we have _ because harry is a local lad, we have to — because harry is a local lad, we have to get _ him. the}r because harry is a local lad, we have to get behind him. they hope it's coming — have to get behind him. they hope it's coming home, _ have to get behind him. they hope it's coming home, but _ have to get behind him. they hope it's coming home, but in _ have to get behind him. they hope it's coming home, but in derby, i have to get behind him. they hope | it's coming home, but in derby, it's coming together. piece by piece, two fans have been building a portrait of harry kane from 10,000 dice. doing their bit to stir the team on. let's get the last word on this thanks for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail us below. you can also find us on twitter. do you have a look at our website for previous interviews. that's all from us, we will be back to hear your thoughts on the bbc news coverage again next week. bye—bye. hello. it's been a day for sky watchers today. so

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some say kamala harris, kamala harris, whatever we're going with this kind of funny because she can'town first name, it changes. but she'd like you to know that despite appearances, she does have some pretty deep principles. >> we are united by the fundamental belief that every human being is of infinite worth, deserving of compassion, dignity and respect. >> tucker: but there was a caveat, unstated at the time, that everyone deserves dignity and respect except the people that work for kamala harris. they don't get it, and now they are going on the record to explain. one staffer in her office "had a sense of paranoia that you never knew when she was going to snap at you." surprised to learn that? and others that employees were "so stressed out they were making themselves sick." so kamala harris, champion of women, actually was marinating in a toxics to of toxic masculinity. jesse kelly is stiffest again it enough to understand this. thanks for coming on, are you surprised to learn that kamala harris, if that is what she's going by, is like the worst boss in washington and nasty to the

as her sons william and harry unveil a statue of their mother at kensington palace. all eyes will be on the brothers, after their public falling out, stemming from harry and meghan's move away from royal duties. >> we have a situation where we are remembering this hugely iconic woman and the legacy she left and the two people who are physically carrying on her legacy, her sons, remain bitterly divided. >> allegations of racism toward the couple's son archie, during their oprah interview in march caused a rift within the family. meghan claiming a royal family member was concerned about the color of their first born archie's skin because meghan has mixed race. the couple refusing to say who made those comments. prince william defending the royal family. a month after that bombshell interview, harry and william shared their first public appearance together at prince phillips funeral and today will be the second time brothers have been seen in front of the media. growing up theyth death in a pa crash in 1997. diana's legacy of philanthropy continuing through them. willia

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what we don't want it to happen because i don't know. poon is joined by harry. a photo journalist has worked for apple daily for 7 years. what's your last assignment today? none, i must, judy, i didn't expect things to end today. i regret that none of my photos will be in the final edition. will i understand? the freezing of its assets made it almost impossible for apple daily to continue operating or even to pay it. staff bubbles, he is. i'm bringing my own camera with me to document the historical moment. the ending is not ideal, but i understand the decision made by management because they care a lot about our safety. kodak hi to hold on. the as nightfall. more and more supporters come to bid a sentimental farewell. it's not just the paper that's coming to an end. all it's online. content will also no longer be accessible in a few hours time. welcome, got it so. so i run a new door, so many people read the newspaper and even traveled all the way out here to support us. but in the end, the only reason that forced apple daily to shot was government pressure bec

harry kane clinched — the euro semis. harry kane clinched it _ the euro semis.he euro semis. harry kane clinched it with a rebound l the euro semis. harry kane - clinched it with a rebound from a saved penalty. south africa's former president's handed himself in to police just minutes before a deadline for him to surrender. jacob zuma, who led the country from 2009 to 2018 is to serve a 15—month prison sentence over contempt of court relating to a corruption investigation. gunmen have assassinated the haitian president inside his own home sparking a state of emergency in the country. the wife was also injured in the attack. government ministers says a number of suspects have been arrested. those are the headlines. now on bbc news — wednesday in parliament.