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members of the british airline pilots association voted by more than nine—to—one to launch a campaignghts. welsh victims of the contaminated blood scandal have started giving evidence to a public inquiry. the head of the inquiry, sir brian langstaff, has listened to the first of four days of hearings in cardiff. at least 300 victims from wales were left with chronic or life—limiting conditions such as hepatitis or hiv after receiving contaminated blood products in the 19705 and 805. now on bbc news sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming—up on this programme: further protests at the world aquatics championships as britain's duncan scott refuses to share a podium with china's sun yang. i'm team mack. if he can't respect our sport, why should i respect him? the debate about safety in boxing reignites after the death of russian fighter maxim dadashev. and james anderson will miss england's historic first test against ireland, but he will be ready for the ashes. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news t

other witnesses include officials from the sb and the airlines pilots association.er crash happened last year. they have grounded the aircraft worldwide. >>> a facebook executive was grilled by members of congress about libra, the social network's planned cryptocurrency. entrepreneurs have expressed serious concerns over libra including financial stability. facebook said it won't move forward with libra until it addresses concerns and seeks appropriate approvals. >>> mcdonald's is teaming up with fast food delivery startup doordash. later this month they'll start delivering mcdonald's in houston, texas. they'll also be involved in dash pass. for doordash, mcdonald's represents its biggest restaurant chain yet. >>> and for the first time ever, hug years is featuring dads on its diaper packaging. the company came up with several box designs that feature men front and center with babies. the new premium diaper line touts plant-based ingredients. the company says dads have an important role in the family and they want to make sure they're equally celebrated. they starte

pilots have rejected a pay increase worth 11.5% over three years, which the airline says is "fair and generous". however, the british airline pilots' association healthy profits. flyadeal, the low—cost saudi arabian airline, has cancelled an order for 30 boeing 737 max aircraft. the decision follows the crashes of two 737 max jets, the first in indonesia in october followed by one in ethiopia in march, which killed 346 people. since then, the aircraft has been grounded and boeing has been working on a fix that will satisfy regulators. that's all the business news. back to you. thank you very much. following the success of ‘pride' in london on saturday, thousands of people in the capital continued the celebrations at ‘uk black pride' yesterday. it's the largest event of its type in europe, and organisers say it's more diverse than the name suggests. our lgbt correspondent ben hunte reports. there is food, there is music and there are plenty of rainbows. this is uk black pride. events like this show you you can be you unequivocally, unashamedly and i'm here for that. this year, it has upgraded its location to accommodate bigger audiences. of cou

airline's pilots have voted for strike action. nearly 4,000 members of flight crew who belong to the british airline pilots' association — balpa — have action in a dispute over pay. simon calder, travel editor of the independentjoins us now. simon, a very good morning to you as always. what a time to be calling this strike action. what impact could it have? lots of people from across britain and across the world have been in touch with me over saying help, and booked to travel in august, what can i do? my advice to every single one of them is don't do anything yet. in just under two hours from now, two miles away from here at the high court in central london, british airways is going to be challenging the unions strike ballot. as you say, they voted overwhelmingly, 93% in favour, 90% turnout, of strike action. as is now traditional in these cases british airways challenges in the high court, the way that the ballot was organised. i can't give any more details yet but local time, 10:30am, british airways will present its case. it's entirely possible if the judge agrees that there were flaws in the ballot, we are back to square one, th

members of the british airline pilots association voted by more than nine—to—one to launch a campaign the contaminated blood scandal have started giving evidence to a public inquiry. the head of the inquiry, sir brian langstaff, has listened to the first of four days of hearings in cardiff. at least 300 victims from wales were left with chronic or life—limiting conditions such as hepatitis or hiv after receiving contaminated blood products in the 19705 and ‘80s. forecasters expect temperatures to rise this week, culminating in what the met office has said could be the highest ever recorded in the uk. on thursday, temperatures in eastern england could surpass the current july record of 36.7 celsius set at heathrow in 2015. duncan kennedy is in bournemouth for us. like so many outdoor places tonight, this place is heaving. thousands of people out on the beach enjoying the evening sunshine. we have had temperatures here and elsewhere around 30 degrees today and whilst this weather is not for everybody, for many others it has been the ideal start of the summer holidays. from the north of

the airline will meet with the british airline pilots' association this afternoon to continue negotiations court of appeal refused to grant an injunction to block industrial action. our transport correspondent tom burridge has been at the court of appeal today. i think if someone has a flight with british airways in a couple of weeks they will naturally be concerned. my advice is not to panic quite yet. the union, balpa, representing the pilots have to give at least two weeks' notice but they could wait longer so we'll have to see and talks are going to kick off again at 3pm between british airways and the pilots union to try and flesh out a deal. i think after this latest court decision, the ball remains in the court of the pilots. you would imagine british airways will have to come up with some form of compromise to avert a strike from going ahead. i'll bring in brian from the pilots union involved with the case and the ballot. you don't want this strike to go ahead, let's deal with the dispute at its core. pilots have been offered an 11.5% pay rise, most people think that is pretty good

other witnesses today include members of the national transportation safety board and the airline pilot association. >>> and executive from facebook senecas companies plan to create a digital currency. members of the senate banking committee grilled david marcus at a hearing in washington yesterday. the currency is being developed under the name libre. >>> would be easier and safer if he will could receive money transfers through smart phones suck after all of the times has abuse of public trust to th facebook should be trusted. >> coming up with a system for to protect the privacy of users personal. the hearing is set to continue today. >>> a new study finds the upgrades to the pact prisons are long overdue. the state commission reports some of the state prisons date back to the 1800s. that includes san quentin which is built in 1852 and folsom built in 1880. the study found the majority have surpassed the quote, useful life. john paul stevens died at the age of 99. a liberal stalwart return to the bench in 2010 back in 1975. notably stevens left the decision but at the tunnel they for freedom in

the airlines pilots association says it doesn't want to strike during the summer and disrupt the busy travel season and blames the airline for dragging out negotiations since last fall. british airways is seeking an injection tomorrow in the high court to haul any potential strike action. british airways flies out of san jose and san francisco airports but not oakland. br thatilonllar people's inform. it will provide $425 million relief to consumers and $100 million civil money penalty. new york's attorney general accused them of putting profits over privacy as well as plain greed. that deal must now be approved by a federal district court and michael finney was telling us on abc 7 news at 4:00 that individuals may get up to $20,000 per person if they have been affected and harmed by that breach. >>> all told to make a list of people to call in case of an emergency, what happens when you can't call or text or even email? >> we've seen cell service go down in fires, other crisis. a solution in the south bay to bring it back up. >>> you can get that coffee to go but you'll have to come

pilots from taking strike action. the airline had urged the court appeal to overturn a decision by a high court judge not to grant an injunction that the british airlines pilot associationndustrial action, i‘m more than nine two one. they have now won in the court of appeal and british airways has lost its bid to block pilots from taking strike action in a dispute over pay. we are waiting to hear what the implications will be. sport now...and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here‘s jane dougall. good morning. adam peaty has re—iterated calls for swimming‘s governing body to do more to tackle doping in the sport. he won three gold medals at the world aquatic championships in south korea last week, a meet that saw two swimmers warned for protests against the chinese swimmer peaty also told will perry that he‘s now fully focussed on multiple golds at next year‘s olympic games. i would be very angry if they didn‘t get a single in the 100 metres and the individual, the relay are mark obligated, you have to get everything right and that is more at risk but that is what we do. we take the risk but we take calculated risks and that is who we are. i love racing an

airways and pilots are set to go ahead in an attempt to avoid strike action over a pay dispute after the airline lost a legal challenge. the airline will meet with the british airline pilots' associationn to continue negotiations after the court of appeal refused to grant an injunction to block industrial action. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge has been following events from the court of appeal. if you have got a flight booked with british airways in the coming weeks, it is natural to be concerned. my message for now at least as do not panic, and that is because firstly the pilots union, balpa, has not set a date for a strike. secondly, under law, they have to give british airways at least two weeks notice and could wait months to call a strike, january is the end of that window, and finally talks resuming between the two side to break the deadlock. the pay deal that was on the table was an 11.5% pay rise for british airways pilots over three yea rs. british airways pilots over three years. it sounds pretty good, british airways says it is fair, but the unions say, look at the whopping profit that british airways made at its parent group, iag, last year. iag made a pre—tax pr

pilots have rejected a pay increase worth 11.5% over three years, which the airline says is "fair and generous". however, the british airline pilots‘ associationup—to—date with the business. more on that ba business diary at the top of the hour. thank you very much. a south african who won the chance to be the first black african in space has died in a motorbike accident before attempting to turn his dream into reality. 30—year—old mandla maseko from pretoria died on saturday. in 2013, the south african air force member beat a million entrants to win one of 23 places at a space academy in the us. malta has said that all 65 migrants on board a german—flagged rescue ship will be allowed onto the island. the vessel, alan kurdi, arrived off malta‘s coast after it was denied access to italian ports. the maltese prime minister said that following discussions with the european commission all of the rescued migrants would be relocated to other eu member states. a so—called ‘free climber‘ has been seen scaling the shard in london. he was spotted climbing the skyscraper — one of the tallest in europe — at around quarter past one of the tallest in europe

airlines for america, the international air transport association, and the global business travel association. >> without objection. >> thank you. all my question are for mr. gould. my first question is the pilot program that you have working with delta down in atlanta, where do you get the photos from? is it opt in? do you get the database of passports from cbp? that's my first question. >> yes, ma'am. we use cbp's tvs matching service for that. cbp has access to state department photos for the back-end matching. then it is an opt-in program. passengers have the opportunity to choose whether to present biometric identification using the facial capture or to present a credential. we see a very high rate of people choosing to provide the facial image. >> okay. and just so that i understand where do you ask them if they want their photo taken? >> ma'am, there are signs throughout the checkpoint area that say we are piloting this technology and that should you choose not to participate, please let the tso, the officer know. as you approach the travel document checker position, there's an officer there and the officer will say, do you choose to provide biometric identification? in which case if th

as president of the irvine association, the world's largest nongovernmental safety organization, i can tell you that all pilots share this dedication. what airline accidents are rare, even one fatal accident is one too many. over the years, they have helped develop an investigation process to identify all the contributive factors. most importantly implement those changes to improve safety. the results include the first officer qualification experience and training requirements that emerge from the investigation. these requirements are major reason why u.s. industry has not experienced a pilot training or operational related fatality on a u.s. passenger airline in more than 10 years. this is why they have called upon the international civil organization to set global pilot standards. incredibly, even when safety improvements like these are codified in law, some still sick to undermine them. what we have made strides, we have more to do. they will continue to help identify improvements not only do these investigations but also in the long-term the industries risk and data driven approach to enhancing safety. we will never stop fighting against tho