john: angela, let me ask you about this disease outbreak.bout the latest strain of the bird flu and why it is so persistent. angela: there are multiple strains of the bird flu currently circulating in wild birds as well as in the nation's dairy cattle. we have multiple spillovers occurring to different poultry farms. some of these viruses are coming from wild birds, some from wild birds that have contracted the virus from the dairy cows. there are other species like cats also getting infected. there is quite a lot of h5n1 influenza viruses circulating around in the environment, in other species of animals, and that is partly responsible for the increased number of floc outbreaks as well as human cases. john: talk about the human cases. the cdc says in the u.s. there are 66 human cases and recently we had the first death in the u.s. what is the risk to humans and how worried people be about it? angela: this is a complicated question because people should definitely be concerned about it. but at this time, the risk to the general population is

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angela yang and sean kay are believed to be the youngest victims of the washington crash — their identities. they were just 11 years old. in philadelphia, the federal aviation administration has now started their investigation as two american cities mourn their dead. graham satchell, bbc news. the philadelphia crash comes as american investigators recover the flight recorders, or �*black boxes' from the passengerjet and army helicopter which collided in mid—air over ronald reagan washington national airport on wednesday. let's speak to dr michael mccormick, who's an associate professor and programme coordinator in air traffic management at embry riddle aeronautical. i wonderfirst of i wonder first of some comment from yourself regarding the crash in philadelphia?- from yourself regarding the crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked _ crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as _ crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as an - crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as an air- actually worked as an air traffic control in philadelphia for ten years. and i am heartbroken

angela yang and sean kay are believed to be the youngest confirmed today.re just 11 years old. graham satchell, bbc news. let's speak to madeleine wright — a there was a press conference ii a that was held. a media. held what conference held earlier, what we there was a press conference that was held, a media conference held earlier, what did we learn?— conference held earlier, what did we learn? hello. important information, _ did we learn? hello. important information, new— did we learn? hello. important information, new details - did we learn? hello. important. information, new details coming out of that news conference earlier this morning. one is that the death toll has risen. yesterday we were told that six people on board died. today we have learned that there was a seventh death. a person who was on the ground in a car. the other six people we knew about, they are mexican nationals, they are mexican nationals, they were on board the medical aircraft that was in this area when it crashed into a neighbourhood. those people were a girl, her mother, two

and there is this list that counsellors of state - and angela rayner, i she had this, i think, 20 word plus job title after the hartlepooll of the duchy of lancaster. and that meant that she was responsible on labour's side| for the passage of legislation, essentially formalising - anyway, nobody asked for the legal and - constitutional history. rayner said she was having none | of it and she had huge concerns| previous association with jeffrey epstein. famous for that, too, of having, you know, they think that's because she does have a really good sense of where many people's hearts and minds are. that's also the reason some people don't like her, with rayner and all sorts of other people who are, voter or the labour activist. who know keir starmer very well, is of somebody so, patrick, how do you reflect on that? i mean, is that the impression that you got? yeah, definitely. with afterjeremy corbyn was suspended in 2020, is what they recall him saying. talk about, i think. well, the thing is, of course, that morgan mcsweeney won the fight with sue gray. being his chief of staff could

sean and angela were on the plane with their mothers.trong personal bond. >> we spoke to sean's artbroken father who is back at the delaware ice skating rink ere angela and sean perfected their routines. >> that's just what they do, this is their life. >> rising star briel buyer is a cancer survivor and turned 12 just two weeks ago. she was on the flights with her mom justina who created this elaborate balloon backdrop for r birthday party. >> justina made all of this by hand, every birthday, every event for the kids had to be special. briel's dad and he is uncontrollable. >> and i am in shock right now. everything is really numb for me right now. it's just -- i think there is probably a space in my mind that i can't go to where all the pain is. it's like my daughter's room upstairs, just can't go through that door yet. >> he showed me some family photos. >> look at how beautiful briel was. >> he is left raise his year-old son callum. there's a growing memorial on the steps of the virginia home where her 11-year-old olivia livingston and

. >> building a monument to maya angela discovering the civic art collection. former san francisco mayor and u.s. senator diane feinstein and nursing florence nightinggale. >> this begun in 2017 and ordinance in 2018 that called for increased representation of women and public spaces. >> in october 2018, the board of supervisors approved the ordinance drafted by supervisor mark farrell and introduced by supervisor catherine stefani. >> item 26 is ordinance to direct the arts commission to erect work of art depicting maya angelou of depiction of women on city property and create a women public art funds. >> angelou attended washington high school and [indiscernible] at 16 years old the city first black female street car conductor. the san francisco arts commission began a nation wide search to find the right artist to capture the essence of the icon. >> the process for choosing public artists is very simple. it is a transparent open process where you have panels that are determined which artist moves forward and panels of experts that know public art and underst

. >> reporter: shawn's skating partner, angela yang, was also killed, as was the entire livingston family. 11-year-old olivia, her sister everley and their parents, donna and peter. >> we were their moms for three day does, kissed their boo boos. >> reporter: they were on their way to visit their daughter alley, a student at villanova. grace cantrell is one of alley's best friends. >> one of the things that her parents won't be for. like her wedding, her first boyfriend, first kid you enjoye hospitality. >> reporter: ian epstein was working as a flight attendant. also a father, stepfather and brother. he loved his job, his sister said, because he truly enjoyed traveling and meeting new people. that positivity on full display in old social media posts of him at work. >> show some patience for one another. show some tolerance for each other. >> reporter: erin mclaughlin, ashburn, virginia. >>> and another frightening plane incident, this time in houston. a united airlines flight catching fire sunday after a reported engine issue, the faa said. more than 100 passengers and five crew members

so the angela mac whose government christiane schmitt. it's an honor for me to take hold of this responsibility and serving the people of custody, and that's a good enough. thank you very much. the germany's influence is still strong. even the local currency is convertible marks. in germany, of course, this currency no longer exists. the doing in to eh, uh, as soon as she children up anything on the side of the know that? no, no, no, but somebody said, so gonna solve this thankful. rubbish. rubbish. p. but i'm not sitting on sending. yes. i'm terrified this country's business. a town that people have much their lives and will not to your trust to make political games. and in this country, people, it may post the debt to people. but the politicians. then i am rid of this to me, it was a pointers bypassing the un security council through the steering committee on bosnia and herzegovina. russia and china opposed his candidacy, but their objections were ignored. the semesters up in the park knew what opinion, but the key parts of durham you'v

so the angela medical is government, christiane schmidt. it's an honor for me to take all the best responsibility and serving the people of quasi, and that's a girlfriend. thank you very much. jim. these influence is still strong. even the local currency is convertible monks in germany, of course this currency no longer exists. the union to eh, uh, as soon as she children up and everything on it. so those are those that don't know, but as soon as you guys are going or some of this thankful, rubbish for rubbish. people. i'm not sitting on spending. yes, i'm caring for this country. it's. this is a tone that people have lost their lives. and we, i'm not to you just to make political games. and in this country template my post, i just had to look people. but they probably dishes, and i n rich of this. to me, it was a pointers bypassing the un security council through the steering committee on bosnia and herzegovina. russia and china opposed his candidacy, but their objections were ignored and messes up with native bark, new and opinion, partic

so the angela medical is government, christiane schmid. it's an honor for me to take all the best responsibility and serving the people of quasi. and that's a good. thank you very much. the germany's influence is still strong, even the local currency is convertible monks to germany a cause this currency no longer exists, the union to the, the, the sooner and actually, uh, finishing up everything on the side of the. so for the last time i get, so gonna some best ankle, rubbish, rubbish. people. i'm not sitting on spending. yes. i'm caring for this country's. this is a tone that people have most of their lives and will not trust to make political games. and in this country, people that make post the debt to people, but the politicians. then i am rid of this to me and was appointed bypassing the un security council through the steering committee on bosnia and herzegovina. russia and china opposed his candidacy, but their objections were ignored. messes up with new park, new and opinion, particularly to durham. you've got to assess the status

size, because typically, which is what has concerns about the potentially powerful as quake. charlie angela has more leaving most of the belongings behind the island of center. we need, it's empty. as hundreds of us quakes, so measuring up to $4.00 on the richter scale strike hinting that a much more powerful of quake could hit this minnesota for 3 days. now they're within us quite all the time. every 5 minutes, it's continuous and they don't stop the tool. antonia island is traumatized. we've been looking for tickets for 3 days now, but we couldn't find any for the fairies or the aeroplanes because they didn't exist. the schools are closed large gatherings, find an adult rescue cruise to being deployed to the island. santorini has a dormant but active volcano of x, but say the seismic activity is not immediately linked to it, but still a cause for concern or the air from one of the guess it is still my. we have a very intense geological phenomenon to handle. i want to ask out all island is to remain calm, to listen to the instructions of the all star sees. i've discussed with the responsib

special thank you of our gratitude to josh kurtz, secretary department of natural resources ranger angela, director, park services, orlando lilly, superintendent natural resources police ranger dana, eastern regional manager, maryland parks service. all park rangers and dnr officers. thank you for your support. chaplain dingell. we'll now close historic ceremony in honor of harriet tubman with the benediction. let us look to the lord. magnificent and omnipotent. heavenly father. we thank for allowing us to witness promotion ceremony of brigadier general harriet tubman, our american moses made this promotion and her story continued to remind us that one person can make a difference and that love is the most powerful force of all. as we to take the road trip in her footsteps. now, may the lord bless you and keep you the lord his face shine upon you and gracious to you, the lord lift up his countenance upon you and give peace. as we depart this place, but never from his presence. it is in jesus name that pray and let all god's children say amen and. we julius heatley in the brownish colored

. >> then americo moran's the little darlings, sean and angela. eberly and olivia, sisters forever.

we're learning more about their stories, learning about 11 year old angela yang and 11 year old sean kay. they were an up and coming ice dance team, incredibly talented at their craft at such a young age. we've learned about brielle beyer. she was 12 years old, described by the figure skating community as spunky and polite and talented, and also about cory haynos. she was 15 years old. he landed a triple axel in front of his coaches in wichita just hours before the crash. these are just some of the stories. boris. some of those 67 stories all cut far too short by this tragedy. >> gabe cohen, thank you so much for the update. our thoughts obviously are with their families. thanks, brianna. >> and let's talk now with billy nolan, former acting faa administrator. he's currently the chief regulatory affairs officer for archer aviation incorporated. he also flew army helicopters and was a pilot for american airlines. billy, thanks for being with us. and maybe you can give us a sense of what we should be expecting here, because the ntsb will be holding a news conference here in the next fe

when newly elected democratic senator angela alsobrooks from maryland, was literally giving him pointeduestions specifically to the pseudoscience and racist science that alluded to black people not necessarily needing to have the same vaccine schedule as white people. we know what that goes back to, and i know that you pushed back a little earlier and that's absolutely fine. but when we talk about white supremacy and we talk about those white hoods and how it's presenting itself in this administration and his picks, it's not talking about people lighting fire to individual's homes. we're not talking about bombings. we're not talking about that level of activity. but the other side of white supremacy, the other side of what the kkk did was ensure that black people's faces were not in certain spaces, was to ensure that they were cut off from achievement, was to ensure that there were various mechanisms and policies put in place that would stop the growth and economic development of the black community, and in this case, what we see from many of these nominees, rfk jr. i would put a huge s

and, of course, angela. also, brooks was just masterful. nonsensical in her support of edward snowden. but here's the problem. jd vance will have a very busy week, and i think that he'll be the deciding vote in all three of these. there's probably some significant lobbying of those senators this weekend. and, you know, all three of them are in significant trouble. but i expect that probably at least two of the three are confirmed. >> all right. your thoughts, susan. i think kash patel goes through. and then when it comes to gabbard and rfk jr. i think it's a package. either they'll both pass or. they'll both go down. and one thing that we have to look at right now is folks are looking at these positions in light of. >> how poorly. >> donald trump has handled his governmental operation, meaning that that memo that went out and said, we're going to freeze funding except for individuals, they couldn't get it right. it shows that the trump administration really has no idea how government works. they know how to get put out their agenda and how

. >> angela alsobrooks asked him about his quote.e vaccine schedule that's given to whites because their immune system is better than ours. she asked him to explain what he meant. he said there's a series of studies that show the particular antigen that blacks have a much stronger reaction. he he tripled down. >> he tripled down. you know, the most interesting thing to me about all of this is the possibility that you have senator cassidy, a republican who potentially. >> is. a doctor. >> who's a doctor himself, who clearly was. you saw some of the footage there, was getting frustrated. who could end up being the vote that blocks the. >> vote for him? let's not even pretend. let's move on. >> i have. >> hope refill that mug with something because we've got another busy hour of the weekend ahead. we're going to be joined by marc elias, former justice department prosecutors alexis loeb and ashley occurs, and illinois governor j.b. pritzker. that is all right after this on the weekend. >> work, play. >> blink. >> relief. work. >> play. b

. >> angela yang and sean kay and their coach. alexander sasha kirsanov, and. >> luciano and. >> franco aparicio, a father and son from chile. skating champion. lorenzo arellano lost four friends in the crash. >> just really sad. they all have so much potential. >> sadness has reached every corner of the country. young skaters in california. their coach knew. >> many of the. >> victims practiced in silence as a tribute to those that died in detroit. other skaters mourn their friends. >> it's difficult to describe that kind of loss. >> it's really. >> brought the skating world. >> to its knees. >> victims, young and old and in the prime of their lives. kiah duggins, a civil rights attorney from wichita who dedicated her life to helping others. she gave a ted talk in 2017 on helping underrepresented students. >> by reaching out to our communities when we need help. >> she was returning home to washington, d.c., after visiting her family in kansas. >> she's the very. essence of what you would. want in a human being, and her life is i

where is the european leader who across all these institutions can bring together angela merkel's style european side of that conversation, if this issue linkage, the slightly erratic issue linkage comes from the us, that to me is the big risk to watch. >> and is it frederick merits? >> he will certainly be the one who has to step into that role. he's been around in politics for several decades. he has never served in government, so we really collectively need to be watching. his learning curve. >> hasn't been tested. well, carsten, we'll leave it there. look forward to the continued conversations in the weeks and months ahead. appreciate you coming in to speak with us. carsten nickel, managing director at teneo. coming up on the show, norway closes in on becoming the first ev only country. we'll hear from christina bo, secretary general of the norwegian ev association, after this break. >> you put together. >> like a classic, always work your magic. every time we. >> make this valentine's day one to remember. don't just get flowers. give her an. >> incredible moment. >> from bubbles to

i'm joined now by senator angela alsobrooks, democrat of maryland.appening at all moments. i was so struck. let me just first say, by the moment you had in the rfk jr hearing this week, and i want to talk about that and your role on that committee. but i first have to start by asking you about this purge of fbi officials of all levels are law enforcement across the country that we've just seen happen this evening. yeah. >> you know, you mentioned there's a lot happening. so i would. >> be remiss if i didn't first. >> express my. >> condolences yet. >> another plane. >> crashed tonight. so much is happening, as you mentioned. regarding the fbi. i'm a former prosecutor. >> i know. >> so i spent 13 years. >> working in. >> courtrooms and i worked alongside many of. >> our the best and. >> brightest in the law enforcement community. >> including the fbi. >> and as you mentioned, these. >> are in so many cases. >> apolitical civil servants. >> who are serving. >> our country. >> and what. >> we're seeing. >> now is really it's devastating. >> it's devasta

. >> back than angela rayner has done.in >> back than angela rayner has done.t be personal choice? >> should it be personal choice? >> yeah. and you work from home? of course. >> i do work from home. i also work from the institute of directors and royal air force club. it's my great privilege to choose between my. >> office in. >> office in. >> saint james's or my office in mayfair. >> meet for coffee there. it's a lovely club. >> yeah, but look, i'm in favour, obviously, of working from home when it's appropriate, but making it the default for all. i mean, it's a completely mad plan. mad for everyone. when you hire somebody, you do have to get over the line of working out. you can trust them to do their job, out. you can trust them to do theirjob, i'm afraid. and not everybody can be trusted to work from home. and i think working from home. and i think working from home. and i think working from home should be something which you and you allow to people who you know are going to be productive when they're at home. and that, i'm afraid, is life. but it's an abs

. >> building a monument to maya angela discovering the civic art collection. former san francisco mayor and u.s. senator diane feinstein and nursing florence nightinggale. >> this begun in 2017 and ordinance in 2018 that called for increased representation of women and public spaces. >> in october 2018, the board of supervisors approved the ordinance drafted by supervisor mark farrell and introduced by supervisor catherine stefani. >> item 26 is ordinance to direct the arts commission to erect work of art depicting maya angelou of depiction of women on city property and create a women public art funds. >> angelou attended washington high school and [indiscernible] at 16 years old the city first black female street car conductor. the san francisco arts commission began a nation wide search to find the right artist to capture the essence of the icon. >> the process for choosing public artists is very simple. it is a transparent open process where you have panels that are determined which artist moves forward and panels of experts that know public art and underst

. >> my name is angela wilson and i'm an owner of the market i worked at a butcher for about 10 yearsand became a butcher you i was a restaurant cook started in sxos and went to uc; isn't that so and opened a cafe we have produce from small farms without small butcher shops hard for small farms to survive we have a been a butcher shop since 1901 in the heights floor and the case are about from 1955 and it is only been a butcher shot not a lot of businesses if san francisco that have only been one thing. >> i'm all for vegetarians if you eat meat eat meat for quality and if we care of we're in a losing battle we need to support butcher shops eat less we sell the chickens with the head and feet open somebody has to make money when you pay $25 for a chicken i guarantee if you go to save way half of the chicken goes in the enlarge but we started affordable housing depends on it occurred to us this is a male field people said good job even for a girl the interesting thing it is a women's field in most of world just here in united states it is that pay a man's job i'm an encountered woman a

we elected a great new partner for me in the united states senate, angela alsobrooks.ant to thank maryland, i want to thank everyone else, i want to thank the officers of the dnc, including my colleague, senator tammy baldwin. now, we are here in a room and we obviously cannot see out of the windows from this particular room, but on wednesday night 67 souls perished in a terrible aircraft collision and plunged into the potomac river, not far from where all of you are sitting here this evening. while emergency responders from the district of columbia, virginia, and maryland came together to try to provide rescue operations, and did provide recovery operations. while they were providing recovery operations, i happened to have my tv on and i saw the press conference at the white house. while those emergency responders were working to recover the bodies of those we lost, president trump -- president trump was at the white house spewing baseless conspiracy theories and engaging in gross finger-pointing and politics. president trump owes those families and the country an apo

we will go to angela in california, line for independents. caller: good morning. america born in louisiana, married to a mexican-american out of mexico. here's my question and my concern. the united states is connected to mexico and canada. i remember when ross perot was running and he said those trucks are coming out of mexico with drugs in them. my brother was an 18 wheeler at the time and he was murdered. the trucks could only come into america 30 miles and an american driver would take over. we knew drugs were coming in then. we have fentanyl coming into this country. it is coming through mexico and it's coming through canada. i agree with president trump when it comes to immigration. we've got to close that border. they are walking across that border. we are in the middle of the water. biden was flying them in. we have to do something. my other concern is the panama canal. if china is controlling two ports and we gave that canal back to them, the united states needs to get in there, get china out of their or we take back control of the port. they are sitting

i'm angela chan assistant chief attorney.at asian law caucus authored sanctuary laws and update our ordinance. i like to express appreciation to supervisor fielder for authoring the resolution and the full board for co-authoring to affirmim guarantees are vital and part of our city. my two dksdz wing on sanctuary policy. every two years an attempt that attack our ordinance for political gain. issues that have nothing to do with immigration and each time san francisco members come up strong to defend against the attacks. each time we have been success envelope this board room. and during the last trump administration we defends bee updated the sanctuary ordinance with the board to keep up be ice tactics turning our law enforcement [inaudible]. emphasize we are a city that believes in power not panic. when we are attacked we stand up, fight back and get stronger that's our history. also. to point out, upon our values that right now the da's office has been colluding with the u.s. attorney's office and a number of federal agenci

i remember angela merkel telling other leaders during donald trump's first administration, we can't count, what does the impact of an all out trade war in europe do? and does it push the eu and those eu countries more towards dealing with china? >> yeah, i mean, joe, clearly it does give china an advantage. it shows that the united states, you know, can't be relied upon to be a good trading partner, isn't worried enough about the threat posed, frankly, by vladimir putin over the border. the europeans are already saying, we're going to ramp up our spending on military, you know, on defense equipment and training, etc. to the 5% that president trump said he would like. at least those are the small, vulnerable nations and poland on the border. so the europeans, they are worried about the trade impact. they already have problems posed by the chinese because of their threat to the automobile industry. this you know, they had hedged against that by putting a lot of manufacturing in mexico, in the united states. now, all of this throws that system into turmoil. again, it's the it's the average p

angela raynen >> coming up to 6:07.a rayner, the deputy prime minister, will join forces with a former conservative minister to set up a council on islam and free speech. >> well, it's expected to be made up of 16 members who will tackle islamophobia and aid the government in officially defining it. >> this comes as the deputy prime minister has faced backlash after giving six councils the green light to raise their council tax by up to 10%. >> well, with us now to discuss this is political editor of the spectator, katy balls. good to see you this morning katy. and tell us about this plan by angela rayner. then to create a council on islamophobia. >> so this goes back to an all party parliamentary group definition of islamophobia, which long before the labour party was in government, they adopted. and but the question is, will the government now adopt this definition? and if so, what are the ramifications? and angela rayner has this council they're going to consult on it. dominic grieve, the former tory mp, he is going

angela yang and sean kay are believed to be the youngest victims of the washington crash, their identitiesthey were just 11 years old. in philadelphia, the federal aviation administration has now started their investigation as two american cities mourn their dead. graham satchell, bbc news. as graham mentioned there, investigations into the crash between a passenger plane and army helicopter in washington dc are continuing. teams are continuing to search the potomac river for evidence and have already recovered the black boxes. dr michael mccormick is an associate professor and program coordinator in air traffic management at embry riddle aeronautical — he told me air traffic control will be one area investigators focus on. certainly air traffic control needs to be looked at in detail. communication, procedures, technology and staffing are all procedures, technology and staffing

do you remember that where he and labour colleagues, including angela rayner, gathered for lagers and curries? remember this? there he was, the leader of the opposition at the time, swigging from a bottle, raising concerns that he wasn't working at all. he was actually eventually given the all clear by durham police for that meeting. he got away with it. but all of this matters because keir starmer was the first person during covid to demand the government went harder and faster with draconian rules, and he proudly boasted how we should all stick together and stick to them, regardless of how insane they were. >> you cannot be a law maker and a law breaker, and it's time to pack his bags. >> as always, a tweet isn't there or a receipt to go back to. the shadow paymaster general, richard holden, has written to the pm today to demand an investigation into this new voice coach scandal. he wrote, it's clear from these revelations that not only have you misled the public, but you had a casual disregard for the law. and we are, i'd like to say, now reliably informed. tonight, there could be

. >> i mean, angela rayner, the deputy prime minister, apparently is minded to allow this thing to gohead. what's your reaction to that? >> it'll be the biggest kowtow in in british history. it'll be us on bended knee, maybe on our faces, saying to china, please, please, please, just give us some trade. they're not going to do anything about that. and by the way, they're about to dump elect cheap electric cars on the uk market. europe is looking at tariffs on those. we aren't at all. we have become absolutely facile and i worry about that enormously. i say to the government, you're taking the wrong course. it doesn't work with china. china doesn't care about the uk. they just want to grow and to be dominant. >> and are you as suspicious as others are that they want to strategically be in others are that they want to strategically

millions of households will have increased bills after the deputy prime minister, angela rayner, gave the green light to inflation busting council tax rises. but are you happy to pay more for the service you receive when it comes to your potholes and bin collections? >> well, bradford council will put up their council tax by 10% here in birmingham. permission given for 7.5%. that means since 2012 it's gone up by 73%. i'll have all the details. >> and take more refugees. a group of mps has warned that britain should resettle at least 5000 refugees each year, and make it easier for them to get here. do you agree? >> and luis rubiales on trial? spain's former football federation president could face. can you believe this? two and a half years in jail for sexual assault after kissing jenni hermoso after they won the 2023 women's world cup? >> gosh. and as a growing number of organisations introduce language guidance to appease the woke, is it time to protect the beautiful english language, or do we just need to embrace the change? we're going to have a good debate about that. >> and victo

join us over the next hour to find out why angela rayner's new project could be the end of free speechin the united kingdom. how will starmer use his acting lessons to deal with trump and the latest lockdown accusations? and who is giving furries at pnde? and who is giving furries at pride? the snip? i'm josh howie and tonight i'm joined by two fresh faced whippersnappers on the comedy circuit , simon evans the comedy circuit, simon evans and louis schaffer, who together will take you through tuesday's top stories. this is headliners. but before tomorrow's news, let's go to tonight's headlines with aaron armstrong. with aaron arm strong. >> with aaron armstrong. >> very good evening to you. it's 11:00. our top stories a 15 it's11:00. our top stories a 15 year old boy who died after he was stabbed at a school in sheffield has been named locally as harvey willgoose. the teenager was airlifted to hospital after the incident at all saints catholic high school just after midday. he died a short time later, south yorkshire police have confirmed. a 15 year old boy has been arrested on suspici