BBC seeks to subpoena Trump's family members in Panorama lawsuit

The BBC is seeking to subpoena members of the Trump family as part of its ongoing lawsuit. The network's lawyers argue Trump's children and son-in-law have personal knowledge of his intentions during the January sixth speech outside the Capitol.

The lawsuit stems from coverage of the January sixth riots in London.

Right. The subpoenas would compel testimony from Donald Trump Junior, Eric Trump, Ivanka Trump, and Jared Kushner. No date has been set for depositions.

To the Middle East. Lebanese authorities say eleven people were killed in Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon today. Israel's military says it struck what it called Hezbollah terror infrastructure in response to earlier attacks on its soldiers.

The strikes hit three villages near the Syrian border.

Near the Israeli border. Lebanon's health ministry says the dead include two children. The United Nations is calling for de-escalation on both sides.

A health story out of the UK tonight. Cosmetic clinics are reporting a sharp increase in men seeking penis filler procedures despite significant medical risks. The BBC spoke to several doctors who say the procedure can result in permanent disfigurement.

The procedure promises ten to twenty percent more girth for six to nine months. It costs between two and four thousand pounds and is not reversible if complications occur.

Doctors say men are seeking the procedure after seeing it promoted on social media. One surgeon told the BBC he treats three to four patients a month for botched procedures done elsewhere.

The British Medical Association is calling for tighter regulation of cosmetic procedures. Currently anyone can perform them regardless of medical training.

An update on a story we brought you earlier. Indonesian officials now say rescue operations will continue through Sunday night despite fading chances of finding additional survivors. The death toll stands at forty-seven.

The region experiences about nine percent of the world's seismic activity, so response teams are well-trained for this kind of disaster.

Thirteen percent of global earthquakes occur in Indonesia. The rapid assessment team has catalogued damage to over four hundred buildings, most in a twelve-block radius of the epicenter.

International aid organizations are on the ground. The Indonesian government has not requested additional foreign assistance at this time.

And in Hawaii, the National Guard has been activated and twelve shelters are open as Hurricane Lala approaches. Landfall is expected late Sunday night local time. That's early Monday morning here.

The storm could dump up to twenty-five inches of rain on Big Island. Forecasters say the last direct hurricane strike on Hawaii was nineteen ninety-two.

Governor's office says mandatory evacuations for coastal areas will be announced by six p.m. Hawaii time if the storm maintains its current track. Residents are being told to have three days of food and water ready.

Airlines have cancelled all Sunday flights into and out of Hilo and Kona. Travelers already on the island are being told to shelter in place.

A Kentucky man has set a world record that authorities are not calling suspicious but perhaps should be. The crime: assembling a Mr. Potato Head toy while blindfolded in seven point nine two seconds.

In Essex, England, a woman and her accomplice have been sentenced to seventeen years in prison for drugging four men, two of whom died. Adina Mihai posed as a sex worker and administered sedatives to the victims. Her partner, Madalin Dumitru, arranged the meetings.

In Virginia, federal immigration agents are facing questions after a woman reported filming an ICE officer pointing a firearm at her during an encounter. BBC Verify says it examined the recording.

A Labrador retriever in Wexler County has learned to open the refrigerator. The dog's owner says she came home Tuesday to find every drawer emptied and the dog asleep on the kitchen floor.

The dog ate an entire rotisserie chicken, half a pound of deli turkey, and what the owner described as quote, most of a casserole.

The owner says she's installing a child lock on the refrigerator door.

That goose we told you about Wednesday night in Fort Bend County, Texas. The family that lost their barn has started a fundraiser to buy Goosey his own statue.

The fundraiser passed forty thousand dollars in two days. They are commissioning a bronze goose for the town square, life-size, honking.

The sculptor says it will take six months and the dedication ceremony is planned for next spring.

A woman in Brazil was bitten by a shark while swimming with influencers who were filming content for social media. She required sixteen stitches to her hand and was released from hospital Thursday.

Marine biologists say sharks do not want to be near humans and the close-up photography being promoted on social media is dangerous for both species.

Amy Hunt runs for history tomorrow. The British sprinter has already won three golds at the European Championships in Rome. The four-by-one-hundred relay final Sunday is her shot at four. No athlete has ever done that.

Here's something. A Venezuelan soccer player was detained by ICE last month. Kevin Homero Calderón. Professional midfielder. He's been sitting in detention for three weeks because his asylum hearing isn't scheduled until twenty-twenty-eight.

Chelsea and Fulham played to a one-one draw Saturday in West London. Morgan Rogers scored on his debut for Chelsea twelve minutes in. Eighteen million pounds from Middlesbrough and he delivers immediately. That's what you want.

College football. Oregon opened the season with a forty-two to ten win over Idaho in Eugene. Dillon Gabriel threw for three touchdowns in his debut as a Duck. Wisconsin beat Western Michigan thirty-eight to nothing in Madison.