they will try to shoot right now you've got air-to-air combat. each nation is trying to make new technological developments out the other person's plane and they do something else and there is this cat and mouse game. planes start flying in larger formations for defense, especially the flying v especially useful, right? germans introduce a fighter plane, the folker iron decker. think of it today, the first fighter plane and they used the word pursuit. using fighter because i work for the air force. they make us do that. decker, it'sr iron got a gun built in. you see it's a mono plane. maneuverable and this plane could shoot down french and effectively.s very the western allies start talking about the folker scourge that's skies so ing out the they have to do something to try against this. it during this time in 1915 as 1917 you into 1916 and see an increasing number of air-to-air battles. the idea of the individual aces that are shooting each other down, they start to become famous. for start to become known this. ne of the most famous in germany

so we quickly transfer into air to air combat. this is an example of some rockets, those didn't work out too well. they quickly realized that guns are better than this. but what this introduces is the idea of air to air combat. now we've got planes specifically going up to try to shoot down an enemy observer plane. well, they will try to shoot right so now you got air to air combat. each nation is trying to make new technological developments to try to take up the other person's plane and they do something else and there is this cat and mouse game. planes start flying in larger formations for defense, especially the flying v formation is especially used for. so the germans introduce a fighter plying, the iron decker. and as we would think of it the day, the iron decker has gotten gun built in, it's very maneuverable and this plaintiff shoot down french and british planes very effectively. and the western allies start talking about the poker storage that is just cleaning up the sky so they have to try to do something to push back a

what this introduces is the idea of air to air combat. we've got planes specifically going up to try to shoot down an enemy observer plane. they're going to shoot back. now you've got air to air combat happening and evolving quickly. each nation is trying to make new developments to take out the other person's plane. then they'll do something else. it's this cat and mouse game. planes start flying in larger formations for defense. especially the flying v formation is especially useful. right? so the germans introduce a fighter plane. as we would think of it today, it's a fighter plane. they used the term pursuit. i'm going to use the word fighter because i work for the air force. they make us do that. it's got a gun built in, very maneuverable. this thing could shoot down french and british planes very effectively. the western allies start talking about the scourge that is just cleaning out the skies. they have to do something to try to push back against this. and it's during this time in 1915 as that goes into '16 and '17 there is increa

when we talk about air quality, we talk about the air quality index. and what the index represents is five potential, what are called, criteria air pollutants. so when the api is up, it doesn't tell you which one of those constituents is up. so let me -- the things that we track are ozone, particulate matter, nitrogen. the key ones for health are ozone and particulate matter. that's when in the summer, you have spare the air, don't drive. in the winter, when particulates go up, you have the spare the air and don't burn wood. so sometimes you will see conflicting things. so in the summer there may be a fire, but there may not be a spare the air alert because the ozone is fine. sometimes you'll see conflicting messages and it's important to understand how that works. what we know about human health, the particulates are the ones we're most concerned about. that happens with wildfires. you can see a strand of hair and you can see the little blue dots that represent particulate matter. and the most we're concerned about are those that are 2.5 microns or sm

doctors say high levels of air pollution are to blame.n when we are looking at the lungs of so—called non—smokers, we hardly see pink lungs. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. it's 1am in the morning here in london, where the british government has suffered two major defeats in parliament as it begins a five—day debate on prime minister theresa may's brexit deal with the eu. mps voted to give themselves a greater say on what sort of brexit there should be if the house of commons rejects her deal next tuesday. our political correspondent laura kuenssberg reports. parliament time, the place where teresa may must persuade. she doesn't want to accept she is defeated — not yet. but for the first time in decades, before the prime minister had even had the chance to speak today, a painful hat—trick. the ayes to the right, 311, the noes to the left, 293. her government was beaten three times. look at them! "look at their faces", they cry, the sight of a government that do

kirkland air force base albuquerque now. and nine years ago i was hired as a tech scall director finishing up my second month or so on the job, trying, struggling to learn a whole new language. i'm in a similar position now learning a nuclear field and discovering who is interested and creating new partnerships, and there's clearly significant interest in that field. as evidenced by the cover of the latest foreign affairs i found in my mailbox the other day, it says do nuclear weapons matter? and i was hoping chi just flip to the back and find a big page that said yes, validating my decision to change jobs. but you know, i never needed a journal article in my previous job to know that iamd matters. it matters to a lot of people. we're at a critical juncture in iamd. according to the recent report of the congressional commission to examine the national defense strategy, to pry for the common defense, homeland security, and north korea and iran and the nuclear arsenal, america needs more credible and effective defenses and jia

to find somebody, and alone in those little dingies in an air. find them through a submarine are even more difficult. it's marach luss to me they found him and saved him, september 2, 1944. and november of 44, returned to s simple, sam judge cito and participated in the missions out of the philippines and had memories of the south china see in the philippines and off the coast of southeast asia. his career took him there. he's like 21, an old guy in the navy and a year or so later discharged in september of 45 from the navy, 58 dom bat missions during year-old war 2 in which he was awarded. the distinguished flying cross. you don't get much better than three flying medals. the president union station was awarded to the ship where she was a member of a number of years. that's one heck of a record for a guy who signed up as a seaman second class at the able of 18 and three years later he finishes up after flying all those issues and 21. i was thinking what i was doing at 21. i wasn't doing this and looking forward to going into the navy in active d

that the cuban exile pilots pretending to be cuban air force would have command of the air. prerequisite for the success of this operation. pilots fromuited the alabama national guard. attackas to be one air two days before the amphibious landing, allegedly by these cuban air force pilots who were disgruntled and decided to shoot up their own planes. -26s werehy the painted to look like cuban air force planes. the day before the invasion, the exile force would come back to destroy the planes that remained. two airstrikes, command of the air was essential, and this was one of the things that had to go well. fromnother problem came president kennedy's desire to maintain deniability that the u.s. had anything to do with us. castro, but these are independent, patriotic cubans acting on their own. one month before the invasion, he ordered another landing site be found, away from trinidad, a populated center. this was long before the internet, but they might take pictures, it would be too noisy. the cia had four days to shifted planning to another location. -- to shift its plannin

he has never smoked and he says he believes the air pollution at his home helped causes cancer. the airbecause of pollution or smoking. but i do not smoke at all. even when my child coughs, it scares me to think that he may be a victim of lung cancer due to pollution. the world health organization says that across the planet, over 90% of people breathe polluted air and say it is the cause of over1 million premature deaths across india each year. doctors here say that delhi is now facing a lung cancer epidemic and the fear is that the air that millions of indian people are breathing today will lead to increasing levels of lung cancer in the decades to come. former president george w bush and his wife, laura bush, have paid their respects to his late father, who is lying in state in the capitol rotunda. mr bush was accompanied by his wife, laura, their daughters, jenna and barbara, and his brotherjeb. they shook hands and hugged members of the public who had come to the capitol to pay tribute to the former statesman, who died on friday aged 9a after a life of service as a world war ii her

the mild air in, but the cold air sits close to the surface, the warm air rises up over the top.ns into rain, but as it comes back into the cold atmosphere that we are enjoying at the moment, one or 2 degrees, that is when it hasn't got time to get back into snow, so it stays as what we call super cold water, water and eloquent form, but with a temperature below zero. it is odd to get your head around, but that is the truth of it, and as soon as it had the cold services, that as women get the almost creation of ice. —— that is when we get ice. certainly in the countryside, it is much colder than one or 2 degrees. northern half of britain have the winter problems through tonight, southern areas have storm deirdre close by. you have become a nation of wet and windy weather. —— you have the combination of wet and windy weather. a man from newcastle has appeared before wesminster magistrates' court, charged with engaging in the preparation of an act of terrorism. our reporterjohn mcmanus was in court. yes, 33—year—old fatah mohammed abdullah appeared in court number one at westminste

the air force designation for this flight today.t of the late president george h. w. bush. they will come to washington, d.c., the former president at the u.s. capital tonight and tomorrow morning. the nation will mourn. the ceremony at the national cathedral on wednesday and president bush will be laid to rest next to his beloved wife, barbara in college station on thursday. we watched the bush family board the plane and the honor guard. it has been 12 years since the country has buried a president. gerald ford in 2006. as you watch this play out, you are reminded again one of the great places and many places that george herbert walker bush. they share the unique thing. when you see 43 go up the stairs with laura bush to take this flight, i will start with you, jamie. you are closest to the family. you watch the ceremony play out here. maybe an odd thing to say, but george h. w. bush loved tradition and ceremony. he had amazing respect for the military and the air force and how this trappings of the presidency, if you will, that it

of the air. that was prerequisite for the success of this operation. the cia recruited pilots from the alabama national guard. there was to be one air attack two days before the amphibious landing, allegedly by these cuban air force pilots who were disgruntled and decided to shoot up their own planes. that is why the cia's b-26s were painted to look like cuban air force planes. the day before the invasion, the b-26 exile force would come back to cuban air base to destroy any planes that remained. two airstrikes, command of the air was essential, and this was one of several things that had to go well for the success of this operation. yet another problem came from president kennedy's desire to maintain deniability that the u.s. had nothing to do with us. we didn't like castro, but these are independent, patriotic cubans acting on their own. one month before the invasion, he ordered another landing site be found, away from trinidad, a populated center. people will find out early. this was long befo

out then we can travel faster without air resistance. the next step is attaching the magnets that were released by customs onto the prototype the part as it's called. yeah you know. they are much bigger dots with a magnet is used to make the pod float it's screwed on to the underside here and as soon as the pod reaches one hundred eighty kilometers per hour it creates a lifting effect that lifts up the pod in goes on through. the test track is too short to accelerate the part on its own so it will get some help from a push cart that will get the part up to speed so that they can levitate. if the hyperloop becomes a reality it would be particularly useful in areas without much existing traffic infrastructure the fastest route from san francisco to los angeles takes you through the middle of a desert it's a six hour journey by car the only alternative right now is air travel. with a hyperloop the journey would take just thirty six minutes and the energy for the hyperloop could in theory be delivered by solar cells on the roof of the tube t

movement according to air b.n. b. but it highlights just the complexities in the sensitivities of this issue and i spoke just recently to one of the researchers of human rights watch a part of this report looking into rentals in the west bank this was just before every need make that statement and they told me that they believe that perhaps there was no change in policy at the moment from air b.n. b. or have to wait and see whether that changes but i think for now it still holds having said that the listings are still online martine it's going to take some time for them to come down we understand all right for now thank you very much stephanie decker live in west. now the u.n. says two tunnels allegedly dug by hezbollah fighters in lebanon cross the demarcation line into israel in total four tunnels that were discovered by the israeli ministry which led to the un peacekeeping agency that is crossing the border violate a cease fire agreement that ended the two thousand and six war if further technical investigation con

air mission 41. he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda for the cpublic to pay their respects. that's a rare honor. the bush foun daugz sending out this picture of him and barbara surrounded by their grandchildren. they were family people to the core. captions with his answer to what was his greatest accomplishment in life, he said without pause, quote, that my children still come home. cnn is learning new details about the funeral's planned for president bush. jamie gangel has been following this closely. it's quite a week, lying in state at the capitol, a funeral at the national cathedral. >> we now can tell you who the eulogists are going to be at both services, jim. at the national cathedral, there will be four eulogists, as we have reported before. his son, former president george w. bush will be one of the eulogists. in addition to that will be former canadian prime minister bri brian mulroney who was a dear friend of his. another dear friend, former wyoming senator alan simpson, and f

special air mission 41.are expecting a formal arrival ceremony on the tarmac on your screen before a person takes his remains to capitol hill. they are, the former president will lie in state and the capitol rotunda until wednesday morning. that will be open to the public starting tonight, so people who wish to can pay their respects. over the next 30 minutes for the ceremony we will have live coverage on fox news channel and fox television stations across the nation without commercial interruption. let's bring in professor barbara perry, who coedited a book about president bush 41. she also interviewed more than 100 people for a history project on both bush presidency is. professor perry is the director of presidential studies at the university of virginia and has been with us for the last 5 minutes or so on the fox news channel and is with us on all news stations now. at this moment from what i know of george bush, he would find something warm and uplifting to say and remind us that we ought to be celebrat

over the dry air. we have winter weather advisories in purple for our region. fredericksburg, king george and all the the way out through shenandoah valley. eis is where we could h accumulation. we'll talk snow totals in 15 minutes. >> a lot to talk about. >>> arlington county police are on the hunt for a malicio wounding suspect. >> derrick ward is live at the scene with a look at the suspect. what do we know? >> we don't know a lot. look at this picture. his is surveillance video in the area. arlington county police say they want to talk to this man about a stabbing that happened in the 1600 block of fort meyer drive saturday g. police say this woman was walking, the victim was walking here in the 1600 block when she was approached by the suspect. we don't know if any words transtran transpired but he pulled out a knife and took off. he is described as a black male, 5'10", weighing 160nd p he was wearing a long blark haench coat and a white this seems to be a random crime but arlington county police

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troops at al-assad air force base in iraq.till 5,000 troops in iraq and this comes at a formative time for u.s. policy. the president announcing that the withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria and his defense secretary resigning as he disagreed with that decision. john bussey, associate editor for "the wall street journal" and fox news contributor are joining us now. there are the domestic implications, and foreign policy implications but you have to think as we look at a picture of the president receiving a briefing from some commanders there that this was also a pretty clear message to iran, to turkey, israel and syria, and others of u.s. resolve. >> i think you are right about that. this was a political imperative for the president. his predecessors had gone to afghanistan and iraq multiple times, and the president had not. so this was his first visit, which was very important for his party and him. that's kind of a bad new cycle. but the president going to iraq's shows perhaps that he has said as much. even though they were

air force one ordered to texas by president trump.cles i read over the past few days was that article that you wrote in april of last year where you looked at some of the glaring differences between the current president and the president that we will be remembering over the next four days. were you surprised that donald trump was invited to the service at the national cathedral on wednesday? >> well, i think it's probably appropriate just in light of the question of the office irrespective of the office holder or the many things that donald trump has said over the years, disrespecting the entire bush family including bush 41 and initiatives like his points of light initiative. but look, it's an appropriate thing, again, on account of the office, not the person. otherwise i think one of the reasons the country feels the loss of bush 41 of george h.w. bush so keenly is that the personal contrast with the current president is just so glaring. >> as we continue to watch the motorcade wind its way toward the tarmac here, michael, you've c

>> dry air. we have an area of high pressure sitting over pennsylvania and that has continued to move out of the ohio valley into pennsylvania so it's giving us the clouds cover that you're seeing, that's coming from the storm but t dry air at the upper levels of the atmosphere is prohibiting that moisture to moveer faro the north so we are looking at winter weather advisories, these are through the areas that could be impactew by s but as you were saying, dry air working its way in and battling with all this moisture in the deepsouth. right now the cold air, the dry air is winning butee you can this line edgeowards frerg. it will win out for r over this hefty dry air. ifoue headed to the skins game, we have a few flurries. cloud cover and cold, let's break it down county by counne, hborhood by neighborhood. i'll talk about our fore-zone forecast in 15 minutes. >>> 10:02. developing, arlington county police are on the hunt for who they're calling a malicious wounding suspect. >> derrick ward is l

one point, incredibly unhealthy air.owever. because this is now a crisis that we have had to deal with a couple of times, and it looks like it very horribly might be something we might have to deal with in the future, i think we need to look at and examine what we dealt with over the past few weeks and see what we can be better prepared for next time around. hopefully there won't be a next time. but like earthquakes and flooding, we have to be prepared for the worst. i want to make sure that we do that. we have to understand that this was the most significant public safety emergency that we have had in san francisco since the earthquake. while it was the deadliest wildfire in california's history that devastated the county, the local air quality registered unhealthy to dangerous levels of particle pollution for more than ten days. children, elderly and the sick were particularly at risk, as were thousands of adults who remained exposed through work or everyday activities. i don't know if or when we will fully understand

august, imagery shows there are service to air , serviceites in cuba to air missiles -- surface to air missiles meant to bring down aircraft. he is alone in the u.s. government in believing they would not do this unless they are defending something important and perhaps that something would be ballistic missile sites and to shoot down reconnaissance aircraft so americans would be blind over cuba. what does the kennedy white house do? ites spooked them. the administration orders a moratorium on flights. it allows only three points in -- three flights in september, all of them in eastern cuba. that month of september, two things happen. there is a special national intelligence estimate. we talked about analytic products, authored by the head analyst. he says it would not make sense for the soviets to play strategic missiles in cuba because it is risky. we had talked about cognitive challenges to analysis. we discussed how a big one is mirror imaging, this idea that the other side is going to reason and figure out things likely would. this is a classic example of mirror imaging. at the sa

the air service.a time when billy mitchell, testified against the. you never heard of captain paul back because he was caught in liaison -- shot. i hope i do not meet that date. -- fate. to your point, doctrine is just about everything, it dictates what we buy, how we train, how we plan, how we go ahead and develop our space forces. today we don't have the space doctrine because doctrine is developed by domain services. u doctrine is developed by the army, naval doctrine is developed by the navy. our space doctrine is developed by the joint staff and more in command of control of relationship document and a doctrine of how we fight. people have asked for decades who is behind space, we have no answer. we are not going to get there without service echoes ahead and propagates and promotes those people who can think in that way. thank you. >> i want to invite everyone to think this extraordinary panel, for their contributions to this meeting and contributions to the like of the nation. thank you very muc

this time they are dragging the mild air right across scotla nd dragging the mild air right across scotlandt we pick up cloud. outbreaks of rain and that may ease through time but there is more to come the west later. there will be leaden skies for many. the bride is perhaps northern and eastern areas and it a mild day for scotla nd eastern areas and it a mild day for scotland included more than ireland. however, the rain is the next developing area of low pressure and that could turn out to be a deep area of low pressure was potentially disruptive wind and it will pull in some cold air to northern scotland as well. a lot to think about for friday. guess there is more heavy rain, the potential for friday. guess there is more heavy rain, the potentialfor blizzards in the north of scotland and the risk of severe gales. gusts reaching 70 or 80 miles of severe gales. gusts reaching 70 or80 miles an of severe gales. gusts reaching 70 or 80 miles an hour. that is through the course of friday. from the start of friday through to the end it looks like a windy day across the board. that area of clou

we are also pleased to welcome the 379th air expeditionary wing from the united states air force. the 378th is the largest expeditionary air wing anywhere in the world, performing tens of thousands of daring missions every year. in fact, the 379th flies nearly 20% of all daily sorties, that dispenses more fuel than any of the next five air force bases combined. that's a big operation. brigadier general jason armagost is the commanding officer, and i want to say merry christmas to you and the airmen of the guard and the grand slam wing, and it is in fact, when i look at your work, it truly is a grand slam wing. great job, fellas. we really appreciate it, and folks. finally, joining us from juneau, alaska, are the men and women of the coast guard district 17. lieutenant matthew spado is the senior coast guard officer on call. in the last year, district 17 has saved 265 lives, assisted more than 600 others in distress, conducted 275 responses, 156 law enforcement boardings and saved property. district 17 proves that the united states coast guard is always ready. i have been saying ab

only a small amount of air remains in a sealed tube. just like in an airplane passengers would travel in a pressurized cabin that also contains air otherwise passengers wouldn't be able to breathe. removing most friction and air resistance would allow the hyperloop to travel a very high speed at twelve hundred kilometers per hour it could shuttle from paris to berlin around an hour so far this is only theory. once to prove that it could work in practice. several years ago our born founded a company in los angeles is just one of a number of startups working on making the concept a reality. right now though it's little more than an idea. on start up is looking for investors. potential investors that shown how a hyperloop would work by way of models one of the main concepts is the principle of magnetics. magnets play an important role in two key aspects of the hyperloop actually the capsule floats with the help of magnets and magnets help propel it at the bottom of the capsule on the floor of the tube are both equipped with magnets. when t

i'm still on the air, right? idea if i'm still on the air people at home if you're watching. i have no idea. so i'm going to continue to talk to you. what we're doing right now is we're standing out front -- >> you're on the air. >> so i can be able to get back into my studio so i can report to you from the studio -- i'm reporting right now. thank you very much. >> okay, we're having some technical problems with

we don't like to say we don't have air superiority anymore. that's the question that you can take back and you think of that or ponder but they came up from a pre-senior leader during the session i had while at the pentagon. the other point is, i don't think you can bifurcate each of these short-range air defense as we once did. i think it is all inclusive. that's the culture change because we have a generation that grew up and saw that split and we saw the split get neglected for long time short range and defense. where try and replicate our capability back on the street, back in the units but at the same time we have to bake in the requirements and the counter huey as is a perfect sample for we can't allow that to be a segmented problem and sean and i would talk about this in the back, and that something there's tension right now because at some point of time you had to go back to force protection maybe put the services but this is also still a joint problem. >> i think you covered it very well. you can never neglect the threat out there and

air. nicole, you logged a lot of hours on that plane and on that tarmac coming and going. >> it's spectacular. i think the only thing that rivals is it is a trip on marine one. >> that's a nice view as well. >> presidents are moved by these things. they don't become ordinary to presidents, at least the ones i worked for. bush 43 and bush 41. i'm sure the family is really touched and moved by this last flight. i have to say the relationship that the two presidents bush had with the people that work on air force one, the stewards, there were people we met that worked for 43 that had served 41. mrs. laura bush went to the white house yesterday. she posted a picture thanking melania trump for allows her and her family to come in and say hi to the staff of the residents. among the people grieving the loss of the 41st people are the people that worked in the white house residence and the people that worked aboard air force one. these are presidents that had deep, true and meaningful friendships.

now, of course, special air mission 41. the engines are up, they will begin taxiing shortly. and then take off, here, from arlington field. the reserve base here at the joint installation. obviously, today, hosting air force one. taking care as they make their way back. three and half hour flight. they should be on the ground here in d.c. sometime in the middle of this afternoon. >> sandra: to the engines are running up now. now, rick, special air mission 41 will make its way to washington d.c. where the former president of a lie in state for a couple of days, there. before bush 41 makes his way back to houston. great final thoughts on the ground, there, as we are about to see the plane take off. >> is just remarkable, the things he accomplished in his life. so many things that people may have forgotten about. so many lives that he changed. certainly, here in houston, he is very, very well respected. very well-love. people have turned out. not just here at this airfield, to see him off across the city. paying their respects

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air here through the course of thursday but we pick up the cloud. that may ease for a time but there is more to come from the west later. there will be leaden skies for many. brighter perhaps in northern and eastern areas and it's a milder day for scotland and northern ireland. however, the rain is the next developing area of low pressure and that could turn out to be a deep area of low pressure with potentially disruptive wind and it will pull in some cold air to northern scotland as well. a lot to think about for friday. there is more heavy rain, the potential for blizzards in the north of scotland and the risk of severe gales. gusts up to 70 or 80 miles an hour through the course of friday. from the start of friday through to the end it looks like a windy day across the board. that area of cloud and rain in the north turns to snow over the hills and possibly wintry across the pennines as well, and a windy day throughout. there will be peaks in those gusts of wind and we could have more rain waiting in the wings for saturday. on friday it starts r

bush is on air force one.l air mission 41 for that 3 1/2 hour flight back to washington we can tell you that it is an honor for the folks in texas to be handling this and we have been told there will be a 21-gun salute and hail to the chief will be played here. we've seen the band out here setting up and getting ready. we have also seen a couple of photographs via twitter from the presidential spokesman jim mcgrath who posted not just that very famous photo of sully the service dog that had been with president george h.w. bush in his final months and days. sully lying in front of the president's casket. sully will also be on the plane when it leaves here today and will be given to another war veteran's family at walter reed. mcgrath tweeted a picture of the socks the president will be wearing. he loved his socks. the socks he is wearing will pay tribute to his lifetime of service starting as an 18-year-old aviator. they feature images of six jets and smoke trails. that's what the president will be wearing. we

this storm has cold air with it. going to change up air mass. snow levels are coming down.weather advisory for lake and shasta counties until 6:00 p.m. snow totals are for shasta mostly. in lake county in the hills, couple of inches of snow. sierras, above 4,000 feet, one 2 two feet, travel not recommended. significant reduction in visibility. deficit. october 1st, san francisco 88%, oakland 85%, santa rosa 90%, livermore, 57% but still need more storms. getting them. 39 in los gatos, chill in the air. east bay hills, great visibility across the bay. showers spread overnight. colder mornings follow sunday and monday and more rain in the forecast for next week. storm impact scale, light level one. overnight to afternoon light to moderate showers. less than 0.4 inches, breezy. sleepy, raindrops in north bay at 3:00 a.m. waves of showers between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. coming through the region. umbrella handy. 12:30 less widespread, for afternoon. chance to dry out. nothing like that storm that came through but it is going to change up air mass. mi mid-30s to upper 40s, bundle up

washington so to come here on the news hour clearing the air what south korea is doing to curb air pollution that's coming from china. sights and sounds the unthinkable a year ago and showed just how far parts of iraq's mosul have come since the defeat of ice. later in sport will tell you how this eight year old girl scored a goal for gender equality in football. it states three of the talks to end the war in the yemen that been some small breakthroughs but there remain deep divisions on main issues the u.n. says that yemen's war is killing or injuring nearly one hundred twenty three civilians every week. reports now from rimbaud a village north of stockholm where those talks have been taking place. yemen talks hang by a thread as the government delegation toughens its stance against who the rebels. president of the obama so hard is loyalists have told you and all boy martin griffiths they weren't allow reopening santa airport to international flights the government delegation insists all international flights must be strictly through airports and its control in aden and how to molt that if

norton air force base and george air force base, which was a smaller base, were both fumbles -- on that list of five. this one was in san bernardino county. that really affected the residence of the county and constituents of george brown. it was something that he fought very hard against to stop the basis from closing. closing.from once the base closure was happening, to try to realign people so they wouldn't lose their jobs. basically what we have here is, here is just one file out of boxes of files of different correspondence and research that brown and his staff did on the base, on the economic impact of taking the base away and of taking the bases from different air force units taking it from , norton air force base and other bases and they did research on bringing in economic development. another thing we have here is his testimony at a hearing before the house armed forces subcommittee. this was something that he atually joined forces with republican congressman, jerry lewis, who had the george air force base in his district. and they both worked together since they both had part

air in california was awful. it's not perfect today, but it's a whole lot better except when there is all these fires that they have it pout up with. according to the -- they have to put up with. according to the e.p.a. in the first years of its enactment it prevented 160,000 premature deaths, reduced illnesses and diseases relating to air pollution. $2 trillion in overall economic benefits. mr. president, i will end with this, back in february 1990 president bush said this about our changing climate. i want to quote him. he said we all know that human activities are changing the atmosphere. our atmosphere in unexpected and unprecedented ways. he went on to say much remains to be done. many questions remain to be answered. together we have a responsibility to ourselves and the generations to come to fulfill our stewardship obligations. those are his words. those words and the position action that he took and the work that his administration did on this front show real leadership, maybe the courage to stay out of

to resign a week of violent protests has left several people dead on tuesday police fired into the air as demonstrators tried to march on the presidential palace hit morgan has the latest from car too. after yesterday's protests there were reports of several people injured the police have also reportedly arrested several of the protesters now families have been reporting their family their relatives missing their brothers and sisters missing obviously the protesters were keen to go on with their protests were very determined to go on with their demands as they march on their march on to the presidential palace they're saying that they will take nothing less than the president resigning from his position is that as the head of the government and there is it taking nothing they will be taking nothing less than the government being dissolved a new government being formed now obviously this was the seventh day of protests and more is expected to continue as the president continues to battle the protesters who he called traitors but obviously when the protest thought it it was not about the

the air quality here in delhi today is hovering around the 300 mark.wards the end of the scale — hazardous. and surgeons say they see the effects. notjust more cases of lung cancer, but cases in patients who are far younger than before and, crucially, cases in people who are non—smokers but have also grown up in non—smoking households. one study here analysing 25 years worth of data showed the cases of lung cancer rose around 50% between 1988 and 2012. today, the scenario is that even when we are looking at the lungs of so—called non—smokers, we hardly see pink lungs. it's a rarity for me to see pink lungs today, especially in people coming from delhi. this man hasjust had his lung tumour removed. the golfball—sized lump spotted in 2015. now 41 years old, he has never smoked, and he says he believes the air pollution at his home helped cause his cancer. translation: a doctor told me it is either because of pollution or smoking. but i do not smoke at all. even when my child coughs, it scares me to think that he may be a victim of lung cancer due to poll

ok, so first up is the portable air purifier by the pure company, which essentially does what it says on the tin. but this has the added bonus of being able to add your own aromatherapy oils to make the room smell nice in the process. the company says it uses negative ion technology, so it basically emits electrons into the air, and they stick to pollutants like mould spores and dust, causing them to become heavy and drop down. easy. and it's already started to smell good. all ionisers produce some ozone and understandably some people don't like the idea of breathing in electromagnetically charged air, because it can be potentially harmful to your health. but we spoke to the company behind this and they said it produces very small amounts, well below epa standards. the portable air purifier costs £75 and its noise level is marketed at less than 30 decibels, also known as whisper quiet. so it could double up as white noise to help you sleep. now that this has been taken care of, it's time to look at surfaces,

the air force behind me typically known as air force one, today knownpe asal air mission 41. as you mentioned, president bush's casket is expected to arrive here on the tarmac in the next few minutes. an honor guard is prepared andy reo play "hail to the chief" as well as a 21-gun salute. as you mentioned, on hand is his eldest son, president george w. former first s lady, laura bush. other friends and family are expected for the 45-minute ceremony. then, the plane willead to washington and of course several commemorative events there throughout the week.th later i week, he returns to texas and this is the place where he was not just a statesman and a politician, but a father and a neighbor. a pillar of the community, he and his family came here decad ago, built so much here, and then he will be taken to his final resting place on the ground of his presidential library museum in collegeat n, texas. but just within the next few minutes,e're expecti his casket to arrive here and a sendoff for the 41 pstsident of the united states. lester? >> all right. gabe, tnk you. again, abo

a spare the air alert for poor air quality. golden gate looks dry at this hour. 49 in concord. 54 in sand rafael. 57 on the coast. 45 in gilroy. look at the shower trajectory throughout the morning. stays in the north bay. cloud cover elsewhere. and anticipating a bigger storm for sunday and monday. we have a high surf warning in effect for strong northwestly as well as later tomorrow through monday. waves up to 40 feet. chris. >> thank you. our dirty air is back. air quality officials have issued a spare the air alert for today. that means burning wooden doors or outdoors is banned for 24 hours. >> the one or two fireplaces may not seem like a lot but the smoke builds and billed. it's like smoking in restaurant. it fills the air with smoke. >> wood smoke is the major source of air pollution in the bay area during the winter time. look cigarette smoke is contains fine particles and cancer causing substances. >>> east palo alto has long awaited protection against flooding from a nearby creek. yesterday dozens turn out to sbrit t