an air france flight sell package holidays.lines. now it is time for dateline london. now on bbc news: dateline london. good morning, welcome to dateline. let the people decide. in kurdistan they have and this weekend catalans wanted to do the same, by holding a referendum on independence in the uk, a referendum of course in the uk gave us brexit. jeremy corbyn, leader of the opposition labour party,

and air france flight was forced to ta ke and air france flight was forced to take the division afterlost an engine over the atlantic. also in the next hour —— the invictus games reach their closing ceremony. founder prince harry wants to expand the event in the future, saying ‘the sky's the limit‘ and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9:35. this morning's reviewers are political commentator james miller and the journalist and broadcaster shyama perera. good morning and welcome to bbc news. theresa may has announced a freeze on university tuition fees in england and an extension of the "help to buy" scheme in a bid to win over younger voters. it comes as the conservative party gathers in manchester for its annual conference. our political correspondent chris mason reports. the security sweeps are complete. this hall will soon be packed. but you don't need to look hard outside the conference venue to be reminded of the topic that dominates politics. expect a clear attempt here by senior conservatives to change the subject. so, in the next financial year, starting in april,

lufthansa, air france, rya nair berlin and the likes.sa, air france, ryanair and berlin and the likes. lufthansa, air france, rya nair and easyjet berlin and the likes. lufthansa, air france, ryanair and easyjet are saving the state—owned carriers that are gradually going to die. saving the state—owned carriers that are gradually going to diem luftha nsa are gradually going to diem lufthansa was to put its oar in, but it is buying up quite a bit of air berlin, there will be quite a bit of competition news. for the majority of european travellers you still have a lot of options to connect to other hubs. if lufthansa goodbye alitalia, this could be less stressful com pa red alitalia, this could be less stressful compared to air berlin. ryanair is the largest carrier with 30% of the market. ryanair is the largest carrier with 3096 of the market. we will keep an eye on it. thank you for coming in. we will chat to you about this in the future. particularly with the repercussions for ryanairand a particularly with the repercussions for ryanair

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. >> some horrifying moments for nearly 500 passengers thon air france flight from paris to los angeles. >> the aircraft was vibrating, shaking. >> the plane is a double-decker airbus with three engines. one of them started to disintegrate in the air. >> that was terrifying. >> part of the metal engine flapping in the wind as it flies over the atlantic ocean. >> this photo showing the engine ripped open. >> it failed, throwing hot metal everywhere. >> terrified passengers staring out the window, sharing and documenting their tense trip on social media. air france confirms the plane did land safely. passenger, sarah amy, desperately waiting for the replacement planes to take them to los angeles. >> once we landed, we have been sitting here now for 12 hours. >> investigators trying to figure out why the engeneral failed. >> it could be something as simple as not enough oil in the plane. >> another scare, two planes hit each oath on a runway in washington, d.c. the airport says two american airlines planes clipped wings after they landed. both planes made it to their gates and unloaded pas

an air france flight sell package holidays.r france flight was forced to make a sudden diversion when it lost part of an engine over the atlantic. those are the latest headlines. now it is time for dateline london. now on bbc news: dateline london. good morning, welcome to dateline. let the people decide. in kurdistan they have and this weekend catalans wanted to do the same, by holding a referendum on independence in the uk, a referendum of course in the uk gave us brexit. jeremy corbyn, leader of the opposition labour party, has announced he would give similar, decisive votes to people he says politicians ignore. in germany, the voters rewarded angela merkel with a term as chancellor weekend but also gave the far right their first seat in the parliament in more than 50 years, though the taboo against holding referendum in germany remains as strong as ever. to discuss all that i'm joined by henry chu, international editor of variety, polly toynbee from the guardian, maria margaronis, who writes for the nation, and stephanie bo

security interviews of all passengers traveling to the united states from thursday the carriers are air france cathay pacific egypt air emirates tons but they describe the new procedures differently ranging from filling another form to actually being questioned by an airline employee this comes at the end of one hundred twenty day deadline for airlines to meet new u.s. regulations cats are has imposed sanctions on eleven yemeni nationals and two yemeni entities in association with the us treasury department this is in line with us measures targeting leaders financier's and facilitators of ice so as well as al qaeda in the arabian peninsula actions taken by qatar include asset freezes and travel bans in july cats are signed and updated counterterrorism agreements with the united states well the russian cats are a defense ministers have signed an agreement here in doha to boost military ties. was at that meeting. look at that a defense minister assigned an agreement in principle with his russian counterpart which opens the door for not to start purchasing russian military equipment and even poss

and air france superjumbo makes an emergency landing after its engine sales over the atlantic. —— enginet, the manchester clubs maintain their dominance at the top of the premier league. wins for both united and city, but it's city who are top of the table, just, on goal difference. bruce springsteen and bryan adams bring the invictus games to a close — as prince harry says the sky's the limit for the event. right here, right now, shoulder to shoulder, you are invictus. i will see you in australia. and sarah has the weather. good morning. we have an autumnal feeling day today with outbreaks of rain pushing east to west across the country. is strengthening breeze as well. i will bring you the details in about 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. theresa may has announced a freeze on university tuition fees in england and an extension of the "help to buy" scheme in a bid to win over younger voters. it comes as the conservative party gathers in manchester for its annual conference. our political correspondent chris mason reports. the security sweeps are complete. this hall will

and an air france flight was forced to make a sudden diversion when it lost part of an engine over theantic. now on bbc news, does the world have generation z wrong? we bring you a special programme exploring the misconceptions of 16—22 year olds and asking, how they see their future. who are generation z? what do they stand for and are they misunderstood by other generations? we have a newsbeat special on bbc news this week allowing 16 to 22—year—olds to discuss how older people view them. some of the highlights of that coming up. but first, let's meet a few people from generation z. my generation are always on the internet, demanding an answer. are you a boy? are you a girl? i had qualifications but couldn't find a job. things are going badly. i think to be a young person in the uk at the moment is to be confused. you have more opportunities than you've ever seen before but you have no idea what to do with them and you have no direction in which you're going. you also are constantly told things are going badly, so you are aware there is a housing crisis, you are aware you're going to

jetblue trading up to 3% and we'll stick with airlines here because air france is branching out with a new airline called joon. it's hoping to capture millennials. the airline boasts sneaker-clad flight attendants, organic food and airfare that starts at around $45 for travel within europe >> i'm going to stay on the line, show the wires there joining us exclusively to talk about that and other ventures we are pleased to welcome air france klm ceo jean marc janaillac. thank you for joining us, sir. welcome to the new york stock exchange >> thank you >> two quick questions what does the name joon mean >> nothing >> i knew that was coming. somebody got paid a lot of money to come up with that name, right? >> not at all. >> and why mimillennials >> why dhoe need their own flights? >> but can you make money off the minimumials? >> not exactly first it will allow cost structure that will allow us to compete against some of our rivals, especially the golf carriers which are not playing really a fair level playing field. and since we were looking for this lower cost structure we thought it

an air france flight was forced to make a sudden diversion when it lost part of an engine over the atlanticso in the next hour — the invictus games hold their closing ceremony. founder prince harry wants to expand the event in the future, saying "the sky's the limit." and at 10:30, we'll bring you a newsbeat debate on generation z, exploring the misconceptions of 16—22 year olds and asking how they see their future. good morning and welcome to bbc news. theresa may says she plans to say sorry to activists at the conservatives‘ annual conference for the party's performance in the snap election that she called earlier this year. the prime minister is also seeking to enhance her party's appeal to younger voters by outlining changes to student funding and has indicated that graduates won't have to start repaying loans until they earn £25,000 a year. our assistant political editor norman smith is at the conservative party conference in manchester. mrs may has been speaking already this morning, what has she had to say? there are going to be more announcements, more initiatives targeted at young

some horrifying moments for nearly 500 passengers on the air france flight from paris to los angeles.ft was vibrating. it was shaking. >> reporter: it is an airbus with four engines. one of them started to disintegrate in the air. >> at that moment, it was terrifying. >> reporter: part of the metal ocean flapping in the wind. as it flies over the atlantic ocean. this shows the engine ripped open. >> the engine and it failed spectacularly. and threw hot metal everywhere. so this is a very dangerous situation. >> reporter: terrified passengers staring out the window. watching this midair emergency. sharing and documenting their tense trip on social media. air france confirmed the plane landed safely at an airport in goose bay, canada. passenger sara eamiegh waiting for the replacement planes to take passengers to los angeles. >> once we landed, we pretty much have just been here. it's now been 12 hours. >> reporter: the investigators trying to figure out why the plane engine failed. >> it could be a part that needs redesigned. it could be as simple as not putting enough oil in the airpl

and an air france flight was forced to make a sudden diversion when it lost part of an engine over theantic. coming up in a few minutes our sunday morning edition of the papers — this morning's reviewers are political commentator, james miller and the journalist and broadcaster, shyama perera. let's go back to what's happening in spain, we were showing you live pictures, the spanish national police out in force to try and stop the referendum happening. gavin lee oui’ the referendum happening. gavin lee our correspondent is at a polling station, gavin, what is the story? then, what i find fascinating, one of the polling stations that shouldn't be a polling station, the government and police saying they will remove ballot papers, babel, here, a suburb of barcelona, middle—class, suburban district, people coming out in their hundreds, possibly 1000 year, queueing since 6am this morning. the ballot boxes broaden on the back of motorbikes and hourago, broaden on the back of motorbikes and hour ago, huge broaden on the back of motorbikes and hourago, huge cheer broaden on the back of motorbi

air france confirmed the plane landed safely at an airport in goose bay, canada. eamiegh waiting for the replacement plane to take passengers to los angeles. >> once we loonded we pretty much have just been here and it's now about 12 hours. >> reporter: the investigators trying to figure out why the plane engine failed. >> it could be a part that needs to be redesigned. it could be as simple as not putting enough oil in the airplane. >> reporter: meanwhile, a scare on the tarmac at ronald reagan airport in d.c. two american airlines planes with passengers on board colliding on the taxi way. no injuries reported. many of the passengers on the air france flight tweeting as soon as they landed. they were stuck on the plane for several hours before they were left off. but they were thankful to survive. many of them on a flight to l.a. today. >> a nightmare to continues to get worse. >> absolutely. >> stephanie, thank you very much. >>> let's check the four cast yet again with rob marciano. hey, rob. you want me to come over here and help you? >> i would love that. thi

an air france flight was forced to make a sudden diversion when it lost part of an engine over the atlanticso in the next hour — the closing ceremony of the invictus games. founder prince harry wants to expand the event in the future, saying ‘the sky's the limit‘. and at 12.30, click looks at all things battery, from how to keep your smartphone charged to the mountain storing energy in lakes. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. one the first day of the conservative conference, theresa may says she's sorry the party didn't win a majority at the general election. the prime minister is also seeking to enhance her party's appeal to younger voters by outlining changes to student funding and has indicated that graduates won't have to start repaying loans until they earn £25,000 a year. let's go live to assistant political editor norman smith, who is at the party conference in manchester. good afternoon. thanks very much indeed. i think one thing we can say is a senior tories are desperate for this conference not to be just about brexit and brexit and brexit. which is why we had this announcem

and air france flight minutes past weeks.los angeles carrying over 500 people have been forced to make a sudden diversion when it lost part of an invention over the atlantic. passengers described a suddenjolt over the atlantic. passengers described a sudden jolt and then a cloud boom. the plane flew for around one hour on three engines for landing at goose bay airport in eastern canada. we will speak to one of the passengers, they are still on the plane. johnjoins of the passengers, they are still on the plane. john joins us of the passengers, they are still on the plane. johnjoins us now on of the passengers, they are still on the plane. john joins us now on the telephone. john, are you still on board and have not been able to get off? yeah 14 hours now. were still on the plane. first—class and business have been loaded onto a small 737 and have been flown out two hours ago. another plane is due in an hour. but were still on board. we have not been allowed to leave. let's ta ke we have not been allowed to leave. let's take a

air france will handout questi forms to every right it's unclear exactly but most passengers coming to now this all comes after the banned laptops on flights easter countries. a lot of airlines are warning to add more time to both your check in time as well as your boarding proced because of all these howeve we should note this is affect big changes if you're headed out of the country and coming back in. we're live at philadelphia >>> taking northtown high-speed the station will close on monday constr crews will connect anoverpass to a new pedestrian betwee monday and december 10th trains at the villanova statio rider nearby stadium away. >>> quarter after 5:00 right now on this thursday and something >> chilly ride to work. let's check your drive to work >> watching the vine right near so far so good. pretty easy commute for today. we dealt with some constructio clear. vine is looking good. little further east than that expres westbo towards the schuylkill over there, no problems you're good get ago cross the city. speaki of schuylkill and 95 lookin good. 12 minutes on the eastbound s

an air france a three eighty passenger jet has been forced to make an emergency landing after what the airline called a serious damage to one of its engines the aircraft was on route to los angeles from paris when it was safely diverted to military airport in canada. political leaders in berlin could face months of wrangling to form a new government now chancellor angela merkel's party came out of last weekend's election with the most seats in parliament but it will need to form a coalition to govern now one possibility is named after the colors of the three parties involved black for america as christian democrats yellow for the free democrats and greens for the greens. black yellow and green three colors that go together well in the jamaican flag but they could soon cause trouble in german politics. down here the battle will soon continue seven parties will be in the top four of them might form the next government conflict almost certain even before exploratory talks begin parties that were fighting each other in the campaign will now have to cooperate. the debate over an immigration

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an air france a three eighty passenger jet has been forced to make an emergency landing after what the airline called a serious damage to one of its engines the super jumbo was on route to paris rather from paris to los angeles when it was safely diverted to a military airport in canada. in the french division in the french top division league all tragedy hit a game between and leo several supporters from the visiting team suffered a serious suffered serious injuries after a barrier collapsed in the away end of the stadium. it was meant to be a happy occasion little took the lead in the fifteenth minute courtesy of a forty below tour a finish but in the ensuing celebration the safety barrier is separating the away friends from the pitch gave way. some fans fell one and a half meters and were crushed by fellow supporters emergency services rushed to the scene and the game was abandoned at least twenty five fans were injured four of them are in a serious condition little players and coach must be else or later returned to the pitch to console supporters still in the stands. and you ought

those airlines are air france, cathay pacific, egyptair, emirates air, and lufthansa.danian will start the process in january. you may remember a few months ago we were talking about a possible laptop ban. they were not going to allow you to have laptops and other electronics in the cabin of planes. so this is basically in lieu of that. it was a compromise between the airlines that didn't want to have to tell passengers they couldn't have screens on their flights and u.s. officials who wanted increased security. live at sfo, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> police are looking for the man who gained the trust of employees at a bay area jewelry store, then robbed them of merchandise worth almost $30,000. the heist happened at the king jewelers on california drive in walnut creek on october 12th. just before 3 p.m., this man in the white shirt there and glasses strolled into the store. he had called three days earlier talking engagement rings. the sales clerk showed off the 1.82-carat loose diamond worth $27,000. the thief was in the store for less than three minutes before he f

we're seeing new images tonight of an air france jet that was forced to make an emergency land ing in quan. the air bus was flying from paris to los angeles when one of its engines cut out. no one was hurt. a couple was sitting in their karp and took pictures of the forced landing. an investigation is underway to find out why the engine failed. i saw some pictures where you could actually see the engine. the people on the flight had to be terrified. coming up the death of a young d.c. mother still a mystery 13 years later. tonight the victim's mother is speaking to fox5. she refuses to let the case go unsolved. i'm a lawyer, and i have clients, and i am proud to do what i do on behalf of my clients. narrator: the clients john adams and his team are so proud to work for? banks accused of money laundering. big corporations accused of defrauding taxpayers. and mortgage lenders accused of unfairly foreclosing on homes. now he wants to be attorney general. john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i

an air france plane has made an emergency landing in canada after an apparent engine explosion the airline says the airbus a three eighty was flying from paris to los angeles when it suffered serious engine damage and diverted to goose bay. a peace agreement between colombia's government and the country's last standing rebel group is coming into effect on sunday the national liberation army has agreed to the terms after several failed negotiations but for now the deal is only temporary catcha lopez audion reports. it's come only as a last armed rebel group after decades of political violence the national liberation army or the l n set is ready to put down its weapons at least for three months. this doesn't completely end the conflict with the this is temporary it is not a cease fire weapons are surrendered or where demilitarisation takes place the rebel group is known for taking hostages for ransom despite recent peace negotiations it reportedly increased its attacks on oil routes and pipelines under the agreement it must stop attacks on infrastructure kidnappings and the recruitment of mi

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serving as a senior being adviser to prime minister -- and also holding very senior positions at air france and france's national state-opened railroad company. the minister knows logistics and brings that skill set to the ministry. before i turn this over to her i want to pause for a moment and reflect over the events of the last few weeks. on october 4th, many americans awoke to in the news that we had u.s. forces in niger that were on a counterterrorism operation in great and strong cooperation with france and its counterterrorism operations in mali and the sahara. we learn as the tragic death of four green beret soldiers were lost this first aircraft on then scene were french military helicopters. it's a moment to reflect that our greatest allies and partners there are when we need them the much just as much as the french aircraft flew over the skies on the 9/11 terror attacks. this is why this conversation is so important and so important that minister parly is here to help us understand france's national securely priorities. on this beautiful fall day, please join me in welcoming mini

those are air france, cathay pacific, egyptair as well as emirates airlines lufthansa. and royal jordanian airlines will start that in january. you may remember the laptop ban when people coming in from ten countries were banned from laptops and small electronics in the cabin on flights. that was short-lived because passengers revolted. so this is all in lieu of that after a lot of negotiations between the airlines and u.s. security officials. live at sfo, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the test results are in and it turns out there is too much lead in the water at three san francisco schools. we'll tell you which ones coming up. ♪[ music ] >> plus, up for debate. the fees bart fare cheats could soon face under a new proposal. >> and we do have a repeat of that heat for this week. but we are seeing a shift in our weather. what that means for your halloween. i'll have your forecast. >> checking hot spots as you come off the bay bridge on the skyway, you can see the backup already starting to develop as you are approaching treasure island. we'll take a closer look at your driv

. >> reporter: air france passengers are required to fill out a questionnaire before flying. the rules replace the temporary carry-on laptop ban imposed for planes coming from airports in eight muslim countries. there were concerns terrorists will hide bombs in them. president trump gave airlines four months to enhance security screening for u.s.-bound flights. that deadline is today. the best advice for anyone flying into the u.s. anytime soon, arrive early and expect delays. at sfo, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> a driver accused of running down today group of cyclists in marin county earlier this month and then taking off is due in court today. 21-year-old aaron paff is charged with felony hit-and-run for the october 7 incident. it happened on point reyes, petaluma road and hicks valley road. according to investigators, four cyclists were participating in an event when they were hit. police tracked down the driver. all four cyclists will recover. if convicted, paff could face up to five years in prison. >>> some concerned san francisco parents are sending their kids to school w

in terms of disruption, health and education will be affected, air france has said that about one thirdf its flights, mainly national and short flights will be affected. canceling flights in and out of france because of the public transport network in the capital of paris. elsewhere, things pretty normal. unions hoping for a big turnout and encouraging people to come and -- here and to other locations and make noise. >> we have seen protests, this fall in france, are these protests the same thing be protests we saw against president macron's labor reforms earlier in the fall? >> yes and no, they are a little bit different, the labor reforms from the government you are talking about applied across the economy, public and private sector. today, we are looking at state workers and the complaint is there working lives have gotten harder in recent years. where those in the private sector have things better. they complain they have to pay increase welfare contributions at a time their salaries are stagnating and they're worried about the government's promise to add 120,000 state jobs by the e

this engine bloke apart on air france from pairs to los angeles. the plane made an emergency landing in canada. passengers arrived in los angeles eventually. a reporter caught up with them at the airport. >> reporter: it has been a long couple of days for these passengers who are now dealing with lost luggage here at the airport. take a look. as you can see the people trying to get their bags back. they spent two days traveling to make it pack from paris. they spent 15 hours on the damaged plane while they waited to be transferred to another plane. they experienced severe engine trouble mid-night yesterday and they were forced to make an emergency landing in canada. bound for los angeles with 497 passengers on board. one of the 4 engines on the plane suffered serious damage over the atlantic and they were forced to land early. passengers tell me they heard a loud thud and felt the plane shake. we spoke with passengers who said many thought the plane was going to crash. >> i thought this was it. yeah. we all did. i thought this was it. it was so int

air france did not address the possible cause for what happened midair. wow, scary stuff. >>> well, still to come this morning on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" there are many factors you look at while searching for a new home, right? location, size and number of bedrooms. but experts say millennials are now taking something else into consideration, we will tell you bit coming up he's a double-dipping mepension padder.y. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder! >>> emergency crews say puppy claude a hole in the sofa and climbed inside to escape the flames. fire fighters rescued one dog but were everything trouble finding a

on an air france jet exploded mid- flight today. an passenger took video while the plane was still airborne. the flight was headed from paris to los >>> scary moments in the sky when an engine exploded in the middle of a flight today, a passenger took the video while the plane was still airborne. the flight made a safe emergency landing in canada. no one was hurt. they are still trying to find out what caused the engine damage. >> the original host of make a deal died in beverly hills. he cocreated make a deal in 1963 and the show was on air for decades. and he received a lifetime achievement award at the daytime emmys. >>> new tonight, a bay area music island - - and icon shot and killed on the streets he wrapped about. his murder is still a mystery. oakland police refused to talk about it. kristin is on the search for justice. >> his name was dominic newton. >> he was likable. he was friendly. he had good manners. you know he was really all around a good guy. >> the bay area and the world knew him. [ music ] the pittsburgh rap art

. >> reporter: air france passengers are required to fill out a questionnaire before flying.s man in paris said the extra security surprised him. the measures will affect around 325,000 passengers a day on about 2100 flights. the rules replace the temporary carry on laptop ban imposed for planes coming from airports in eight predominantly muslim countries. there were concerns terrorists could hide bombs in them. president trump gave airlines four months to enhance security screening procedures for u.s. bound flights. airlines say passengers should arrive early and expect delays. teri okita for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> also this noon an 8.2 karat diming is missing following a jewelry heist in the san francisco bay area. the clerk was showing the stone to a fourth customer even putting the precious known his hand before the customer takes offer. took less than three minutes for the man and the diamond to get into awaiting getaway car. in 40 years of business they say they have never seen such a brazen crime. >> sears is bringing back a holiday tradition, the wish book. the ca

. >>> in other news, an air france plane had to make an emergency landing in eastern canada after a plane was damaged. a passenger took the video when the plane was airborne heading from paris to los angeles. you can see the front part of the engine appeared to be torn off. pilots landed the air bus 380 safely at goose egg airport in new finland. >>> how would you like to see that out of the window? >> in the bay slow going across the bay bridge. extra traffic because of that. caltrans demolished marine foundation from the old bay bridge. it is the 3rd in a series of weekend implosions and all of the marine foundations from the old bay bridge will be gone by mid november. >>> starting tomorrow you will have to shell out more cash to ride on caltrans. adult passes are going up 25 cents per zones traveled and the price of the monthly passes is going up nearly $30 to 82.50. daily parking fees are not changing. caltrans' weekly time tables updated. keep that in mind. >>> hate to be the bearer of bad news but bring us good news. >> the bearer of bay news. >> the big bad bear. >> what is the ba

. - un pasajero en un avin de la aerolnea "air france" proveniente de paris con destino los ngeles, grabde cuatro motores estaba aterrizando de emergencia en un aeropuerto de canad. - algunos pasajeros manifestaron que luego de dos horas de iniciado el vuelo, escucharon un fuerte estruendo que sacudi la nave y le hizo perder altitud. - la aerolnea confirm que uno de los motores se averi cuando el avin cruzaba el atlntico y que la tripulacin manej la emergencia de manera adecuada. producer notes: ugc video cleared by nbc. mandatory credit to enrique guillen is burned in on video and still. do not obscure. - el equipo de la base "travis air force" que fue al auxilio de las vctimas del huracn mara en puerto rico, regres nuevamente a casa. - la cuadrilla de 27 personas haba salido el mircoles con el propsito de prestar servicios de rescate, bsqueda y llegar hasta las ciudades con problemas para recibir suministros. - el capitn del grupo manifest que fue un proceso que les dej muchas emociones y experiencias con la comunidad damnificada. --una guerra de palabras entre el presidente trump y la

. >> tense moments for passengers onboard an air france flight o when one of the engines failed.scheduled to go paris to los angeles. it's not clear what went wrong. no one was injured and the crew handled the situation perfectly. >> secretary of state rex tillerson said the u.s. is opening channels with north korea, examining their willingness to talk. he made those comments while in china. tillerson said the united states won't recognize north korea as a superpower but the trump administration has no intngs ofn of ousting kim jung un. >> monty hall passed at 96 years old. >> there was a vigil and wreath laying ceremony at the amphitheater. the gathering was part of the mid atlantic fire survivors weekend, created to honor survivors and fallen officers and firefighters as well. >> along with getting a look at police cruisers and fire trucks, people checked out the bomb squad and learned how canines are used. >> a father of three is gunned down hours before his family of three was scheduled to leave for disneyland. here's rick williams with the crime fighter report. >> jerry gets

check in documentation checks and at their gates this comes after five global long haul airlines air france cathay pacific egypt air emirates and said they would begin the new security in an interview starting thursday nov royal jordanian said it would begin the new procedures in mid january the new rules also come at the end of a one hundred twenty day deadline for airlines to meet new u.s. regulations following the ban on laptops in airplane cabins middle east airlines. and a small montana company scored a three hundred million dollars contract with puerto rico to repair its devastated power grid and some lawmakers are not happy about it eighty percent of the island is still out of power one month after the hurricane hit the company called white fish has been up and running for two years and has only two full time employees the deal was signed with puerto rico's quasi public power utility by members of congress have now called for an investigation as the small company is based in interior secretary ryan zinke these hometown of whitefish montana and it reportedly did not participate in a c

security interviews of all passengers traveling to the united states from thursday the carriers are air france cafe pacific egypt air emirates tons of but they describe the new procedures differently ranging from filling in other forms to actually being questioned by an airline employee this comes at the end of one hundred twenty day deadline for airlines to meet new u.s. regulations brazil's lower house is due to vote on whether president michel should be put on trial he's accused of leading a criminal organization and obstructing justice this is the second time to face corruption charges since he took office last year two thirds majority is needed for the case to go to the supreme court the stream is coming up next right here on al-jazeera stay with us. the difference. and this imagines of. al-jazeera. i am for me ok you're in the stream live on al-jazeera english and you tube me to campaign has ignited conversations around the world about sexual harassment assault and rape over the past two weeks women have been sharing their experiences online in homes and offices and in schools and while

an air france a380 passengerjet has been forced to make an emergency landing after serious damage too los angeles with more than 500 people on board, but was diverted to goose bay military airport in eastern canada. one passenger said he heard a loud boom and felt a sudden movement. it's unclear what caused the incident. police in southern germany say they've detained a man they suspect of trying to extort millions of dollars from supermarkets by concealing poisoned food products on their shelves. he was arrested after tip—offs from the public following an appeal for information. officers say they've discovered material they intend to use as evidence, at his flat. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. this all began when five jars of baby food containing a liquid used in antifreeze were found in a supermarket in southern germany. cctv footage was released showing a potential suspect it was alleged had e—mailed store owners demanding over millions of euros. now an arrest has been made. he has not been named, but police say he is 53 years old and has been described as eccentric and has been de

biggest changes dubai- emrates airline said they will conduct screening interv comply with these air france will hand out people unclea what these questions travel this comes after the trump flight originating from middle easter countries. it cou take longer in the anybod flying back to the more time. we should note this is only coming the united states. domest flights not affected at this moment. we're live at philadelphia randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> five minutes past 6:00 on 48 degrees outside. >> brrr. >> the wind not helping the >> this is fall. >> closer to typical. 48 is actually still a little that 48 that's at philadelphia most of the rest of the area is this morning now down to 44 in talley glass could at 44 degrees, to the south 40s for bellton, 44 degree rehobo and dewey beach we with clouds over new jersey starti thin out. see some sunshine. no rain right now but there are so there's a chance we'll see in the area late this morning we do get them. they will be light and scatte and help keep our temperatures down. at noon time very light showers dry in philadelphia cool. lo

an air france a—3—80 passengerjet has been forced to make an emergency landing after serious damage toing from paris to los angeles with more than 500 people on board, but was diverted to goose bay military airport in eastern canada. 0ne passenger said he heard a loud boom and felt a sudden movement. it's unclear what caused the incident. at least 29 football supporters in france have been injured after a security barrier collapsed during a game in the northern city of amea. hugh schofield reports. 15 minutes into the match, lille opened with a goal. lille fans erupted with joy, many pressing against the metal fence separating them from the pitch. unable to bear their weight, the fence collapsed, sending supporters tumbling over each other on to the ground. the match was stopped as emergency workers treated people on the pitch. amiens are playing in france's first division for the first time. the stadium is undergoing renovation work. 0fficials insisted there was no link between the work and the accident. the club president blamed lille fans for charging the fence, which he said was in

serving as a senior budget adviser to the prime minister and also holding very senior positions at air france and france's national state-owned railroad company, sncf. the minister knows logistics and brings that skill set to the ministry. before i turn this over to her, i just want to pause for a moment and reflect over the events of the last few weeks. on october 4, many americans awoke to the news that we had u.s. forces in niger, that they were on a counter-terrorism operation in great and strong cooperation with france and its counter-terrorism operations in mali and sahel. we learned that as the tragic death of four u.s. green beret soldiers were lost, the first aircraft on the scene were french military aircraft and helicopters. i think this is a moment in time to reflect, that it is our greatest allies and partners that are there when we need them the most, just as much as french aircraft flew over the skies after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. these are moments to reflect and this is why this conversation is so important, why it's so important that the minister is here to help us unders

an air france a—380 passengerjet has been forced to make an emergency landing after serious damage tog from paris to los angeles with more than five—hundred people on board, but was diverted to goose bay military airport in eastern canada. one passenger said he heard a loud boom and felt a sudden movement. it's unclear what caused the incident. ten days after puerto rico was devastated by hurricane maria, the situation in the american territory remains desperate. the entire island is still without power and there's a shortage of drinking water, food and fuel. there's also deepening political tension over relief efforts. while much—needed aid is now arriving, president trump has continued to angrily defend the us response on twitter. the governor of puerto rico gave this update. our priorities at this juncture keep being food delivery, delivery of gas, making sure that the hospitals are working, making sure we can get more hospitals online and that they get their diesel and theirfuel, establishing as best mechanism for robust communication, whether it be telecoms or otherwise, and the

. >>> video of an air france flight had to make an emergency landing in canada, here's a video takeny a couple. the airbus 380 lost an engine as it flew from paris to los angeles. we still don't know why the engine exploded. there were more than 200 on the flight. luckily, no one was hurt >>> party by the dozens. baker's dozen, today, federal doughnuts threw a massive block party in center city. i got stuck in traffic in this. samson street shutdown as federal doughnuts offered free food including a chicken sandwich. it had to stop offering because too many people. the five-year anniversary included federal don't the's largest ever. >>> the sock toberfest. for all ages including a massive sock sale for women, men, children babies and proceeds will benefit local charities including back on that feet and rock to the future. >>> in the middle monitor, that explosion, that smoke, that's a hover board, that store coming up in just three minutes. kathy? >> we're talking about a frost advisory in effect o the north through new york and upstate pennsylvania. so how cold will it get around he

an air france a—380 passengerjet has been forced to make an emergency landing after serious damage to paris to los angeles with more than five—hundred people on board, but was diverted to goose bay military airport in eastern canada. one passenger said he heard a loud boom and felt a sudden movement. it's unclear what caused the incident. the united nations warns of an increase in sexual violence against rohingya refugees fleeing the military crackdown in myanmar. staying with her story, i earlier spoke with the president of the burn these rohingya organisation in the uk. he is currently in chittagong in southern bangladesh, assessing the situation on ground. i have seen many refugees taking shelter in the refugee camps and some are not getting proper shelter yet. many women, especially with babies,. these women are facing serious, seriously they are facing, you know, a kind of disease and not getting proper shelter nor medical aid. we appreciate what the bangladesh government has been doing but it is hard to handle such a large population. when i visited their i had many women tellin