the goal is r babcock ranch to be a model of sustainability. the development requires all the homes and commercial buildings to be certified green by the florida green building coalition. >> builders were like, "really? you want me to do what? that." going to blow my budge" >> sreenivasan: jennifer languell is a sustainable design ultant hired by kitson's firm. she works with the builders at babcock ranch, steering them towards environmentally friendly building thniques and materials. >> so why i wanted to get y guys out here to this house in particular, was because it's kind of this house in his underpants stage and so we can kind of see what's behind those walls. >> sreenivasan: she points to insulation in the roof, foam in the concrete walls, and even the thickness of windows. all of theomponents are specifically selected to optimize energy efficiency. >> we're looking at about a 27% energy red over florida energy code and that's about a 40 to 42% energy reduction over the national average. >> i wanted the smomlest possible >> sreenivasan: r

so what are the owners, babcock, saying.ibing this news as an absolute hammer blow to the north devon economy. the bishop of exeter says the area doesn't have many large employers, so losing one that offers skilled, permanent work is going to have a massive impact on the local economy and we spoke to some shop workers today in appledore. this is what they said. we see a lot of them, they come in here all the time for their lunches. coffees, they go in the grocery store for all their shopping before and after shifts. we see the wives and the kids. all the kids growing up, you know, you see it all, all the generations and it's alljust going to be gone. and they will all move to devenport and that will be that, sad. the end of shipbuilding in appledore. yeah, which has been hundreds, thousands of years? yeah. there was a bit of excitement last night, we thought there was a lifeline, the mod said they might be able to bring forward works worth around £60 million but it wasn't enough to reassure babcock. and if you think that the

the government also offered the owners of appledore babcock a £60 million contract. few weeks to see what options the government can continue to offer for other owners, other potential operators of the yard. but it is a sad and extremely distressing below. appledore has been under threat before, but the final blow was losing a contract to build a vessel for the armed forces of malta. now 100 martin 0wen staff are being offered a move to devonport dockyard, which is also owned by a babcock. in a statement, the company told us: ships have been tilts in appledore for over 160 years. —— built. walter fowler was at the yard for ten of them. the reputation of appledore is worldwide, all over the world. you know, it is known all over the world, appledore. and to have this have to happen, in our beautiful little village, it is a tragedy. scientists in the uk have taken while watching to new heights. they are using satellite cameras to monitor the movements of the mammals, which up until now have proved difficult to track. from a00 miles up, the images sharp enough to ca ptu

places like cape coral babcock ranch is declared ninety percent of its land and nature reserve. it hasn't forced any of the original inhabitants out but also hasn't altered the environment leaving naturally evolve stone protections in place it's the first completely solar powered us city that's an attractive selling point. and although still under construction houses survived the massive storm hurricane emma . september tenth two thousand and seven thank you to the people who are building our home we hope you and your families were out of harm's way. and we were out there. thirteen twenty seventeen. now the a vicks are settling in it's the first house to be finished and their future community. an architectural pearl it feels good to be in the oven god. be with open minded people who are thinking forward and don't run from change but it embrace it we think that's a very very important. factor. gloria taken cysts at the construction business far from over. the years regardless of the hurricanes that pummeled florida's coast several more frequently and fiercely. just living in the

in a statement, the company told us, babcock was performed —— focus is firmly on its workforce and to ke the business. badcock regrets having to take this course of action and recognises the impact it will have on its dedicated and professional workforce. ships have been built for over 160 years, walter was at the ya rd over 160 years, walter was at the yard for ten of them. trepidation is worldwide, all over the world, it's known all over the world and to have this happen in our beautiful vintage, it's a tragedy. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening, no shortage of whether action over the next few days, a lot going on as we head towards the weekend, but for friday, actually a relatively quiet day, a cold start but many fine with some spells of sunshine and i mention that gold star, temperatures really will go away as he continued to head to the evening and into the night. under clear starry skies relatively light winds, this is a recipe for a cold night. towns and cities around freezing in the countryside, by the ministry or “4 and the odd shower in wes

my photographer, ian babcock, is a knowledgeable surfer and he says these waves are about 8 feet right now. a lot bigger than we expected at 4:30 this morning. along with the rain you'll see swells at 13 to 16 feet high. you can see waves 18 to 24 feet with some places exceeding 25 feet. surfers will love this. many of the best in the world are in maui for the jaws challenge. 35 to 50-foot surf yesterday. eventuallile organizers put the event on hold because of dangerous surf conditions. they're expected to be back on the water today. that big swell is coming this way. we're told officials are monitoring the condition in half moon bay. for normal folks like >> that is a team celebrating after insight touchdown near the martian equator. it deployed solar panels overnight and engineers will run tests to make sure insight's interior is okay. >> the best part happened on earth. did you see this? this is a celebration going viral, an elaborate handshake between two workers in mission control. it rivals some handshakes you might see in the nba. don't know how long they've been practicing. >>

now 199 staff are being offered a move to davenport dockyard which is also owned by babcock.petition in appledore is worldwide all over the world. all over the world, apple door. and for this to happen in our beautiful little village is a tragedy. the former appledore worker, walter fowler, ending that report by kirk england. fake news on social media is being blamed for damaging parents' faith in vaccines. england's chief medical officer professor dame sally davies has been speaking on the 30th anniversary of the introduction of the combined measles, mumps and rubella, or mmr, vaccine. she says online myths are behind a fall in children getting the jab. james gallagher reports. this is an almost forgotten sight in the uk. measles is one of the most contagious diseases in the world. for most, it's unpleasant, but it can be deadly if it spreads to the lungs or brain. vaccination is why we now have so few cases. this is the mmrjab. it protects against measles as well as mumps and rubella. but completely discredited claims by this man, andrew wakefield, rocked faith in the vacci

babcock, the company that owns the site, says the decision's been taken due to a lack of work.ng output has slumped to its lowest level for more than two years. the drop has been attributed to uncertainties over britain's departure from the eu, rising global trade tensions and weak demand for cars. this all comes as the bank of england left interest rates unchanged at 0.75%. but there was a warning for homeowners from governor mark carney that rates could go up in the event of a disorderly brexit. leicester city's manager, claude puel, says it was the decision of his players to go ahead with their premier league match this weekend. it will be the team's first game since the helicopter crash which killed five people including the club's owner. our sports correspondent david ornstein has more. the manager who delivered a loss for‘s biggest success stories and the owner who made it possible. —— who delivered one of sport's biggest success who delivered one of sport's biggest success stories. today leicester city's premier league winning coach claudio ranieri paid his respects to v

staff at appledore shipyard in devon have been told by owner babcock that it will close by the end ofces of malta, causing financial difficulties. shareholders in the owner of struggling cafe chain patisserie valerie have vented their anger at the firm's chairman, despite backing his rescue plan for the business. at an emergency general meeting, more than 99% of shareholders backed a plan to issue £15 million of new shares. however, investors in the 206—store chain harangued chairman luke johnson. they felt cheated that new investors are getting a share of the company at a knock—down price. roy kaitcer is an investment manager with redmayne bentley. thanks forjoining us. talk me through wide these shareholders are so angry. through wide these shareholders are so angry. they have seen their company be decimated. at one point they had £21.5 million on the balance sheet and the next minute it has gone and we've got a bank overdraft of £10 million which the board knew nothing about. now they have to swallow the fact that investors are going to have shares in the company at a knock—down pr

caller: mike babcock. state district, i think 111. will support mike babcock because monica says unelected official who has never been elected froze our health care by -- rose our health care by 400%, i live in the same was metro and do not understand where monica bristow and the gushy replaced -- the guy he replaced, he stepped down and she got put in madigan, he, mike has the power of the purse. in illinoiss nick talking about local interest. that orgo as small as the larger health -- house or senate races or governors races. all under the umbrella of youth engagement and what you are thinking about. michael in utica, over 50 years old. just a couple of statements i would like to make about the previous callers. the teacher making the point that people are not looking at facts -- fox news enough. when the majority of people are looking at five or six different news organizations, they come up with an opinion, which is opposed to the fox network opinion. i would think the majority of people are watching the proper news. in regard to

historical society discussion with several other great women lawyers including pat wald, barbara babcock. although you celebrated that women judges have gone from uncommon curiosities to common occurrences. you've also said that there will be enough women justices on the supreme court when there are nine. [laughing] [applause] judge tatel: what do you see as the remaining institutional barriers to more women becoming judges? justice ginsburg: the same barriers that women encounter in other occupations. the overt sex-based classifications, for the most part, are gone. i mean, it was, started with the bradwell case which i think we were discussing at that said it could be -- couldn't be lawyers, women can be bartenders. in 1961, women could be exempted from serving on juries. all those laws that riddled state and federal law books, gone. what remains, first, what has been called unconscious bias. and my best illustration of that is the symphony orchestra. in my growing up years, there was never a woman in a symphony orchestra except perhaps the harpest. a critic from the "new york times" s

unite said the owners, babcock international, had lost a major defence contract to an italian competitor

heartache caught up with a group that babcock talks about youth democracy and life in thailand under the gentle . put. it. on the cell phones. in the streets in the cars. with the beats of a rap song reverberating throughout thailand. we saw what looked like that. but had go me or in english what my country has criticized this thailand's military government and the lack of freedom that made me think i love you but to me the word . would mean. that you were in their country under a military dictatorship that has struck a chord especially among young thais the song got more than twenty million clicks on you tube in just a week and. it's sort of a voice for teenagers for young adults who can think that contact. we can only talk amongst ourselves but we have no liberty or rights to speak out freely if you do speak your mind it will only be bad for yourself. and you can change anything anyway. however that you. thought it was not daring to speak out something the group rappers against dictatorship wanted to change that's why they wrote about it on the head we think that anyone can use the

caller: mike babcock. state district, i think 111.ill support mike babcock because monica says unelected official who has never been elected froze our health care by -- rose our health care by 400%, i live in the same was metro and do not understand where monica bristow and the gushy replaced -- the guy he replaced, he stepped down and she got put in madigan, he, mike has the power of the purse. in illinoiss nick talking about local interest. that orgo as small as the larger health -- house or senate races or governors races. all under the umbrella of youth engagement and what you are thinking about. michael in utica, over 50 years old. just a couple of statements i would like to make about the previous callers. the teacher making the point that people are not looking at facts -- fox news enough. when the majority of people are looking at five or six different news organizations, they come up with an opinion, which is opposed to the fox network opinion. i would think the majority of people are watching the proper news. in regard to th

staff at appledore shipyard in devon have been told by owner babcock that it will close by the end ofalerie approve a plan to inject more money into the company, by issuing more shares. at an emergency meeting, shareholders expressed their fury to management that new owners may get a share of the company at a knockdown price. three months ago, policymakers decided to tweak interest rates a little higher. but only by a fraction. the bank of england base rate stands at 0.75%. will the bank of england choose to turn up the dial further today? forecasters are betting against it. economists polled by reuters expect the nine members of the committee that sets rates will have voted unanimously to keep rates on hold this month. what's more — on average, economists aren't predicting another rate rise now until may of next year. why? well, to answer that question is yael selfin chief economist at kpmg. appears we're all playing the waiting game. there's a lot going on between now and next may. we also see inflation gradually moderating towards the target anyway so there's not much urgency for t