this is bbc news. tia is bbc news. since russia's full—scale for their loved ones continues. has been to meet one woman whose parents are amongst who have disappeared following the occupation of a vast area of the east of the country. invasion of their country. full of energy and life. the russians and disappeared. forfour months, lyudmila had no information at all. then russian soldiers dumped her mother at translation: it's just so tough to think what | they did to her and why. my mum was 51. she loved life. then everything was cut short. if, god forbid, something happens to my dad, it will kill me. when the russian army took over her town, many of siding with kyiv. lyudmila now knows her mother was charged with espionage. to her father. ukraine's police force is trying to find 0leh, and all this country's missing civilians. this officer didn't want to be identified, but he did way of finding him. but there's been no trace at all of him. three months later, he showed up in hospital — his body evidence of what he'd be

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paul njie, bbc news, goma. our correspondent, guy hedgecoe, reports from madrid. luis rubiales each player in celebration. jenni hermoso. having been forced out of the federation by the ensuing backlash, mr rubiales now faces he also faces a charge of coercion for allegedly three of his former colleagues are also on trial for coercion, isabel fuentes started playing for the national team in 1971 tears to her eyes. translation: it was something we would have liked _ but we weren't allowed to. they have lived out our dreams. for current players, such as those at third division for the better. you were told, "oh, that's for boys," or "that's not a girl's thing." but i think now being a girl playing football, it's something cool. and attractive. the law going too far. football and society change for the better. guy hedgecoe, bbc news, madrid. guyjoins me now from madrid. you are the courtroom where this will take place. tell us about what will tell us more about what will today. tell us more ab. . .. .' toda. ., ,

helena wilkinson, bbc news.etary, yvette cooper, was on the laura kuenssberg programme this morning to talk crimes against some of the most vulnerable people of all. but what we are seeing is that al is now putting the online it is escalating, industrialising the scale of some of this appalling abuse. better groom or blackmail teenagers and children, distorting images, using those to draw young people into further abuse. about the government's you are right that there is already a legal framework and child abuse is one of the most vile and horrendous crimes against some of the most vulnerable people of all. but what we are seeing is that al is now putting the online child abuse on steroids. it is escalating, industrialising the scale of some of this appalling abuse. you have perpetrators who are using al to help them better groom or blackmail teenagers and children, distorting images, using those to draw young people into further abuse. just the most horrific things taking place and also becoming more sadistic i

rebecca morelle, bbc news.se of the text. so there is multiple steps. and after months of work, here's the result. after 2,000 years, the first look at the unfurled scroll and a hint at what's written on it. some greek letters are clearly visible, but it's not the finished product. there's more work to be done, hundreds of scrolls were recovered from the roman town of herculaneum, but many have been destroyed in earlier efforts to read them. this scroll now gives us the chance, using a mix of computing and human ingenuity, to reveal every letter to the classical age. rebecca morelle, bbc news. the chelsea footballer sam kerr has told a court she believes she was "treated differently" by police officers based "no," she replied. "do you feel hostility towards white people?" ms kerr replied, "absolutely not, no." she expressed herself. the trial continues. laura scott, bbc news, kingston crown court. ms kerr replied, "absolutely not, no." ms kerr had been out in central london with her fiance after scoring a hat—t

this is bbc news.een released under the gaza ceasefire deal — three of them israeli and five are thought to be still alive. crowds in the occupied west bank welcomed the release that one of them will be an american citizen, but we don't have more clarity than that. a large number of palestinians who have been held in israeli jails released as well. you could see huge crowds thronging around them, it led to real anger here injerusalem, and also a pause to the release of those palestinian prisoners appears to be holding. he told me many are still not able return to north. and gaza city. that are in khan yunis. they evacuated as well and settled in khan yunis. and they are not able to go with the ceasefire. there are a lot of them, there is a no—go zone still there. and there is a lot of neighbourhoods, which is totally destroyed. so the people who are going either to the some of them, even from our colleagues who are working with us, went back and they didn't recognise their neighbourhoods. weeks since t

branwen jeffreys, bbc news. ince he was seven. rashford has not played a game for the side since early december after falling out of favour with its new manager. have a few clubs approach me, but aston villa was an easy rashford has faced harsh criticism from the united beyonce — the awards' most decorated artist — her name was announced by members of the los by recent wildfires. # i love la. of humanity shines through. and the people of los angeles, right now, so tonight, we decided we're notjust going we're also celebrating the city that brought us so much of that music. were la's firefighters. the grammy goes to... finally won best album after having narrowly i just feel grateful and very honoured. it's been many, many years. best new artist went to chappell roan, who called for record labels to provide better support to record labels need to treat their artists as valuable employees, with a liveable wage and health insurance and protection. labels, we got you, but do you got us? hit you hard. i've got 60 year

chris mason, bbc news.restore government authority in the east. within reach of mining towns that supply metals and minerals such as gold, tin and coltan. and congolese army troops in and around goma. let's get some of the day's other news now. he was convicted of sex crimes in 2020, but it was overturned after a ruling said he didn't get a fair trial. in court on wednesday, of the infamous riker islands jail. former newjersey senator bob menendez has been sentenced he was found guilty for accepting gifts including gold bars, luxury cars and cash and newjersey businessmen. mrimieirieirideizidenies and says he plans to appeal the verdict. mr al—sharaa, whose islamist hts—led forces has also been authorised to form until a permanent constitution is decided. the plane was heading toward the capitaljuba and two ugandan crew members. proteins, and the molecules that form dna. here's our science editor, rebecca morelle. collected a piece of asteroid called bennu. of the space rock, and it's proved to be a treasur

around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. te marco rubio citizenship. the deal, which designated el salvador a safe country marques from bbc mundo. and as you say, president trump singled him out and singled him for his admiration, the way he has treated the security so in his second term, he has promised growth and he might get that by more or less dancing to the us tune. so do we have any details of what kind of agreement has well, initially it's been, he has agreed to receive deported migrants from anywhere, any country, not just salvadorians. residents or us citizens. to fund his very complex security and prison system. he has this huge mega prison which houses these called maras had overrun el salvador completely. and so, first of all, he created, he declared an emergency situation. of popularity because of that. what's happening in el salvador politically at the moment? knife crime problem. jessica lane has the latest. all morning police have been in and out of all saints school, 15—year—old was arrested on suspicion of

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stay with us here on bbc news. hello again.nd it, it turns colder and we'll see a return through the next few days and nights and into the weekend and even into the early part of next week. now that weather front is continuing to drift slowly with it, windy across the north of the country. and here too, as the rain continues to edge away towards the south and the east, it will brighten up behind it. there will be a fair bit of cloud at times and we'll see clearing away, leaving clear skies behind. some wintry showers in the hills in scotland and still windy across the north, and also quite breezy probably too windy to have any issues with frost or fog. pushing from the west towards the east, across southern england and wales, and a colder day than today. across southern england, cumbria and also southern scotland. will have a dry day, a colder day and windy eastern england, the midlands, wales. america imposes 10% tariffs on all chinese exports launching an anti—monoply investigation into google and two other us companies. we'l

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adina campbell, bbc news. during the taking of goma. to discuss the crisis. gave us the latest. events it very much has been demanding action against rwanda, also asking for condemnation of kigali and sanctions the celebrity chef gino d'acampo has denied a number on the set of his television programmes. spoken to dozens of people who accused him of verified their claims. graham satchell reports. he's one of the stars of light entertainment. gino! the celebrity chef known for his risque one liners... sausage in the hole sounds fantastic. and intimidating behaviour by dozens of former colleagues. they've accused him of making unacceptable, distressing # lady in red...# look at the view behind me. you can't get any more venice than this. with a number of different shows. the allegations against him have been made in an fearful and uncomfortable. "i am a father, husband and have worked with well over "1,500 people on around 80 productions in my career, was deeply upsetting. itv, which commissions and broadcasts gino d'acampo's name a famous tv chef. itv news has reported that the la

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this is "the context" on bbc news, live from new york. >> mr.as embraced conspiracy theories, waxed char la tans, especially when it comes to the safety and efficacy of vaccines. >> out of all of the picks that president trump has made for his cabinet, arguably this is one of the most controversial ones, robert f. kennedy, he provokes opposition from both sides. >> he lacks any relevant government, financial, management or medical experience. his views on vaccines are dangerous and willfully misinformed. these facts alone should be disqualifying. >> i was told that i was a conspiracy theorists. that label was applied to me because i said that the vaccines, the covid vaccine, didn't prevent transmission and it wouldn't prevent infection. ♪ >> hello. you are very welcome to "the context" with me, where this hour we'll be focusing on president donald trump's second term. we're coming to you live from the u.s. all this week right now we're in new york. but over in washington, d.c., on capitol hill, robert f. kennedy jr., president trump's pick for u

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wyre davies, bbc news.se material. police say four people who died when a vehicle crashed the university of essex. makyle bayley, eva darold—tchikaya, anthony hibbert and daljang wol were aged between 21 and 24. a british man whose thai wife was found dead 61—year—old david armitage — who's been living in thailand — was detained by police after he returned to the uk. you're live with bbc news. tanzania ta nza nia two tanzania two of its soldiers were killed in the democratic republic of the congo during recent clashes congo duringreeent alashes them 23 rebels who un congo duringreeent alashes are n 23 rebels who un congo duringreeent alashes are supported; who un congo duringreeent alashes are supported by ho un congo duringreeent alashes are supported by rwanda. i saysare sopportedibyiltwanda. soldiers from south africa 16 soldiers from south africa have also in and malawi have also died in recent escalation of the resent eeealatien ef '~ ~ ' ~ ' |n the eeeht eeeaiateh ef ... ~ ' .. ' in the the eeeht eeea

this is bbc news — the headlines.n a dramatic shift in middle east policy, with all palestinians resettled elsewhere. egypt, jordan and saudi arabia have all condemned the plan. a hamas official called the proposal "ridiculous" and "absurd". clear failings are found in the mental health treatment after at ten people were killed at a college in orebro. i bet most i bet most of i bet most of you i bet most of you use i bet most of you use this i bet most of you use this company, it is google. profits news and investors are not impressed. so let's talk you through the numbers. in the fourth quarter. in its closely watched cloud business slowed. google did see though a 10% rise in revenues from digital advertising, its biggest earner, boosted by us but the company's share price sank more than 7% a figure that surprised analysts and highlighted it painted a bit more of a nuanced picture than that drop suggests. are the two main ones to watch. given that microsoft also reported some weakness there, i think we're looking at

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this is bbc news. seven people are now confirmed dead — and 19 injured — investigators are poring over the crash site right now. as they are available, but i want to be clear in the latest stage of the ceasefire deal. in return, israel frees more than 180 palestinian prisoners it comes 2 days after the mid—air collision the moment the jet crashed, captured on cctv cameras of the city at rush hour. it set cars and buildings on fire. boom! it was a big ball of fire just flew into the sky and the whole at first light the full extent of the damage became clear — where the plane hit. all those on board were killed. the authorities say one person 7 but again this is not etched in stone. angela yang and sean kay are believed to be the youngest confirmed today. they were 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 conferen

helena wilkinson, bbc news.co—founder of microsoft and philanthropist bill gates has revealed to the bbc that his foundation has now given away $100 billion. he's been talking to our media editor katie razzall in seattle. what shaped a brilliant but rebellious and challenging in seattle to find out. to early computers... at night, i could sneak out, go up, use the computer, and then sneak back in without them knowing. do you think you could still do it? well, it's not that hard. oh, my. that's amazing. now he worries about children's obsession with social media. i think this idea of holding kids back until, say, to see if that's beneficial. i think there's a good chance that that's a smart thing. i think it's in the book... outsmart the competition. on the autism spectrum. he was really nice. he was really different than me. to the lead, which... it's good for you. if you want the us government to be your partner so, you're not cynical about their motives? you can be cynical. robert f kenneder, who denies he's a

finally half on bbc news. spacewalk together. since first spacewalk together. since their arrival eight months ago. take a look at pictures. removing a broken antenna. lastjune for a visit that was planned to last eight days. they were forced to stay after boeing's starliner they are due to come back to earth by april. spacewalking, logging more than 62 hours in total. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. it been a bit of a grey so farfor some of grey friday so far for some of you and damp in some places. we have already seen some brighter skies develop and more of that into the especially into the afternoon especially areas. lovely across western areas. lovely afternoon much of ireland, and wales in the scotland and wales in the south—west. sabha south—west. brighton sabha cross at the western fringes of england but central and eastern will hold onto parts will hold onto a fair amount of cloud, some patchy light or drizzle but 7 7 many 7 many will be dry. actually many will be dry. your temperature is just a

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paul adams, bbc news.sity of going beyond equivalence. and so only israelis are being charged in this case right now. give me your assessment. it's too early to know exactly what the practical impact will be of the sanctions. the sanctions include blocking property and assets in the united states. and also barring or suspending entry into the united states by icc officials. there are other ways also that the sanctions could affect the icc. for the icc�*s operations. it's a little too early to know exactly how investigation as the court may have to close its field offices. criminal court's operations. it could also, of course, lead to other outcomes. criminal court. those non—state parties include israel and the united states and other states in the world. and if the icc did not pursue such cases, revised or even dropped entirely. let me redo out a that has just come and from the icc just come and from the kc. who says, i note with president who says. i note with with regret us order deep with regret the us

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faisal islam, bbc news.y boy. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports carley and carl were expecting their first child in 2019, she said that our daughter, if she even made full term, she would just spend hours suffering and her life would bejust... yeah. - the doctors... ..palliative care. the initial result. we asked her, "is there any point in waiting for that? because will it change? is there anything we can do?" them to end the pregnancy. it was just an awful, impossible situation. yeah. for what they thought was a routine follow up meeting with a consultant. your results have changed. been a false positive. normal?", that, you know, what we just. it was just i couldn't work it out. it was that bad. the nottingham university hospitals trust told us, "we know a second nottingham couple have told the bbc they too were mistakenly advised to have an abortion in 2017. a pregnancy scan indicated their baby had a life why is that? but only just. instead of further testing, they were advised t

and that was about it. >> bbc news. similar question.sident has stated the cause of the crash, and what is the progress at this early stage? >> we conduct an important safety mission where we take a very careful approach. i'm sorry. the question was on speculating during investigations, which is -- which we often hear about. what i will say is, we look at facts on our investigation, and that will take some time. at some point, we will be able to provide factual information, and provide that ultimately tomorrow. >> have you been able to retrieve the black boxes? has the military decided whether they are going to release those two the ntsb? >> the black boxes are referred to as black boxes but are typically orange. we have not recovered any of the boxes involved yet. we feel comfortable and confident that we will be able to. right now, recovery of life is the most important of those that we are involved. i mean, there are still ongoing recovery efforts. we will make sure the perishable evidence is maintained. we have a great process for th

ll is a gordon, bbc news, ll is definitely bbc news, ll is definitely not: news, ll is definitely notolar bears head for shore. through the summer. for them to truly adapt. and cubs the hardest. we can say how long that bear can go for without taking in energy, based on our understanding of how they're burning their limited energy reserves. so after around 117 days without eating, we know that the polar bears near churchill in manitoba are some of the best studied in the world. and revealed how they forage for berries and vegetation when they're on land. this scientists were able to combine their new calculations that showed that the direct link between calorie intake scientists say the findings will help them make more accurate projections about polar bear populations, in a warming world. victoria gill, bbc news. . earlier, this it said he a weatherfor said he felt like a weather for bears. let's to the hello. lovely afternoon for much of ireland, brighton sabha cross at the western fringes of amount of cloud, some patchy light rain or drizzle but above about what we should be for th

this is bbc news. years after the grenfell fire, the familes of those who died have been told on charges of sex trafficking. the world experienced the hottest january above pre—industrial levels and slightly warmer than january 2024. a slightly cooler start to the year,

daniela relph, bbc news. aggregate. mo salah's shot grazing the crossbar. but at half—time, things were still tantalisingly poised. and mo salah did the rest. darwin nunez was upended. for the first time, liverpool led the tie in the end, all so easy for liverpool. yes, such for never really tottenham, who never really threatened, but won't threatened, but liverpool won't mind that. they now face newcastle that. they will now face newcastle in next month and on this in the final next month and on this sort of they will take some and if you want to continue watching the bbc news at ten, next, it's newsnight.

this is bbc news. president trump signs an executive order sanctioning the international criminal court, accusing it of a dangerous abuse of power. he's also doubled down on his plan for a us "takeover" of gaza — despite criticism from world leaders. former harrods employees accuse mohamed al fayed's brother of sexually assaulting them while they were working for the department store. and anger and sadness among bereaved families as the government is expected to confirm the grenfell tower hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. we begin in the united states where donald trump has denounced the international criminal court, accusing it of illegitimate and baseless actions against the us and israel — a move israel has praised. in an executive order sanctioning the court, he said it had abused its power by issuing arrest warrants for the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and his former defence minister, yoav gallant. the court alleges that they committed war crimes and crimes against humanity in gaza.

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paul njie, bbc news. totally engaged. first responders are already being given credit for doing a greatjob." on the ground — eye witnesses who saw the crash. here's some of what they said. house shook and we ran back because we heard a house shook and we ran i bang ecause we heard a house shook and we ran i bang to ause we heard a house shook and we ran i bang to end we heard a house shook and we ran i bang to end the heard a house shook and we ran i bang to end the wholea house shook and we ran i bang to end the whole yard loud bang to end the whole yard full of smoke. i loud ban to endt ..~ ~ é full of smoke. , 10“ baffli— full of smoke. , was full of smoke. i 'ust saw the plane * was full of smoke. i 'ust saw the plane was h was full of smoke. i just saw the plane was getting - was full of smoke. i just saw the plane was getting lower| the plane was getting lower and �* and the plane was getting lower and �*and lower and it nipped house and it nipped the hfiux she! ashen: it hieeeei' " hazard tha heuae s

rianna croxford, bbc news, new york.cultivated meat has a lower carbon footprint and is healthier too. they eat a lot of food and that food contains a lot of meat, by high—pet—owning nations — and that would include the united kingdom — is actually consumed a bit like this. the manufacturer of the meat in these chicken—based doggy the carbon dioxide emissions of traditional meat. so here is the crucial question — what do the dogs think? barking. caters for our canine companions? so we've got the treats here. yes, they do. there you go, there you go! what about you, maud? whoa! i mean, do you ever worry about rue's carbon footprint? if i'm honest, i haven't thought about it much, me, personally, i wouldn't eat lab—grown meat, so i'm not sure to for my dog, either. the british veterinary association is a bit meatly — which makes the artificial meat — relevant regulators. hormones or steroids. and so it is incredibly safe. has been finding ways to grow the meat cells much more cultivated meat soon, too. to the uk food stand

and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news... is it one defeat too far for ange postocoglu, at the hands of liverpool? hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. over plans to drive up standards in rental housing. to have an energy performance rating of at least c by 2030, rather than e as it is now. as well as warmer homes, but landlords insist mould, drafts, broken windows, these are not the pictures while also facing high energy bills. 0ne even told the bbc how he uses cardboard as insulation. in the technicaljargon, an energy performance certificate gives a property an efficiency rating from a, which is the best, to g, the worst. currently, homes rented out by private landlords in england certificates to meet the legal minimum. to c and private rental properties will need this rating or higher by 2030. windows or heating systems. with the quality of insulation schemes already in the spotlight, just swallow this cost. and a bespoke package of reforms to support the sector energy improvements will only be fundable through higher

the police have found no motive for the this is bbc news. peaking to insiders who worked with him during the 19905 about troubling incidents they say lock in. he with all that money, he just became, like, a different guy. he says he saw combs becoming rich, powerful and threatening. do you feel like anyone in the office believed that drugging and assault. she was 17 when he gang—raped her there. the wall of silence has now been broken, happened at hotels, that this happened at bars, we intend to file multiple more cases in the next two weeks. his old recording studio used to be. where some of them said they walked in on him having sex. with people in the studio. they would be flown in. and you would be asked to do that? yeah. because you were the finance man? yeah. and it's coming out of the budget, so... involving his old boss in the studio. having sex with this... ..with this girl. you know what? she was so quiet. yeah. about what state she was in. where the truth will prevail. a powerful iii! i-m a powerful m been facin: a powerful been fa

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this is bbc news.2023. valdo calocane — who has paranoid schizophrenia — attacked students barnaby webber and grace o'malley kumar, who were both 19, calocane was detained at a high—security hospital after admitting manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. in june 2023. he killed three people. and school caretaker ian coates, who was 65. he then attempted to murder three others. and attempted murder. before the attacks, he was sectioned under interactions with health—care services reveals investigators found that the offer of care apologised to the victims' families and said improvements have been made. it's really clear to me that we could have done better and i want to extend my apologies to all of those with my organisation. shortly after calocane was sentenced to an indefinite we need everybody to be so we can get all interviewed so we can get all of the information, at the beginning this court case beginning when this court case was going on, it was very was going on. it.was very

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now on bbc news, unspun world withjohn simpson.lo and welcome to riga, i've come here to look at what might happen i'm pretty sure that putin won't sign any sort of deal with us or european peacekeepers without any rules. within russian society into enemies of the state. or organisation is viewed as either a friend or an enemy. hello and welcome to unspun world. latvia, where i'm reporting from, with a shared border with russia, which will help me answer my questions about russia's war and its changing society, based itself here in riga in the wake of russia's invasion of ukraine. president trump used to say he'd sort out the war in ukraine within 2a hours of coming into office. that was never going to happen, of course, but getting a peace deal will certainly be one of his big concerns. his supporters have made the outlines pretty clear. for a long time, or maybe at all. who took the decision to invade back in february 2022 he was lucky to survive an attempted coup and he's had to recruit prisoners, north koreans and iran's drone

paul njie, bbc news, goma.a stream in 200a. david armitage, who's 61 and has lived in thailand returned to the uk yesterday. dales in september 200a. she became known locally as the lady of the hills during several attempts by police to discover her identity. but were unable to determine how she died. in 2016, a cold case review was started. scientific advances meant police were able to piece together a more detailed picture of who she was, and concluded she'd been killed. three years later, a thai family read about the case the arrested man is david armitage, her husband. and was arrested by police shortly after his arrival at heathrow airport. while detectives haven't disclosed the location all police will say is that a 61—year—old man has been and remains in custody tonight. some braking for ponies. aston villa have signed marcus loan from manchester rashford loan from manchester united until the end of the season. being who season. being international who is 27 hasn't featured for united december the 12th u

nesta mcgregor, bbc news, in new orleans.00 i am getting over that, 200 million people tuning in for the super bowl. an important role in our lives today. as the historic site prepares to mark its milestone birthday, about the unique role of britain's first state the pips. it's played a key role in our national story. first generated here in 192a, to our perception of with its incredible views over london, the royal observatory, institution, created on the orders of king charles ii and given a crucial task. 350 years ago, this observatory was established to provide a way to determine how to navigate across the to the land around them, which was becoming extremely how does spotting stars or looking at stars help you determine where you are? you to determine where you were on the surface of the earth — effectively working out what time tells you how far round the earth you are from there. an impact on our lives. as a way of smoothing out variations in time. you'll find that it's not exactly 24 hours. exactly. so flamsteed creat

anchor: thank you for joining us here on bbc news. ouse, donald trump has also been speaking about this tragedy. in a news conference earlier, he held a moment of silence for the crash victims. he also placed blame on former president's and claims without evidence that diversity programs at the faa had contributed to the crash. he later signed an executive order directing the faa to assess damage from the d.e.i. programs. here's what he said to reporters at the time. >> incompetence might have played a role. we will let you know about that. we do not care what race they are. >> people have lost their lives. if you are not confident that d.e.i. had any role, why bring it up? >> all i am talking about is competence. we have to have the most confident people in our country. we are talkithe helicopter was t same level as the airplane. the helicopters should have been 1000 feet or 500 feet above it. or something below it. the plane could not be stopped. it was on a schedule. it was along the track. it was going down and landing. the helicop