for more now i'm joined by aviation expert julian bray julian some initial details are starting to come in about the final moments of the crash from what you're hearing what do you make of the possible cause that could have could have led to this accident. as you say the information is coming in your own report says that the tile touched the runway twice on takeoff and this is rather disturbing because either that could be pilots are all there might be some of the actual control system not a fork or 100 is a it's a good old course and widely used in africa but company itself went out of business during the ninety's but there are many well there's hundreds of these aircrafts do in daily use and so they are maintained places and maintained very well in other places not so well but also it's the training of the pilots as well that you have to look at it. you mention that there are these planes are in service all around the world can you tell us more about their safety record and also this airline in particular what do you know about the airline that was operating near a plane. well the air

our let's get you more on this want to turn now to aviation specialist julian bray he joins us from the u.k. a very good day mr brit because excel flight was carrying 93 passengers and 5 crew sadly 12 people were killed in the crash but what is so remarkable that all of the other passengers just walked away from the from the wreckage so to speak how is that possible. yes gravely and it's interesting because the front end of the aircraft separates did not seek off it she went into the side of this building and the rear tile section also separated leaving the hole in the middle intact and so people were actually able to walk off that particular aircraft another thing about the fokker of course is that it has 2 engines and their right are the real of the aircraft and this is to be relevant because there was no fire involved in this crash it came down it spits out unfortunately some people died but it didn't catch fine all right so that was kind of the saving grace for those passengers you didn't make it out alive i understand now the black the plane's black box recorders have been located

well for more on boeing's misfortune i'm joined tonight by julian bray he's an expert in security he joins me tonight from cambridge in the u.k. it's good to see you again you have been tweeting throughout the day that this suspension will become permanent why do you think. it's quite good eating but it's quite simple there's a whole supply chain behind this production this means a component to live the just in time knowing doesn't carry any stock and all these components programmed into the production so if they go into council production it means that everybody in the supply chain and there are thousands of manufacturers building various components for this aircraft they will be very seriously. disadvantaged shall we say some make those rules on businesses make may close and some component may not be made again i mean well what you're predicting is catastrophic for boeing these 737 max is its best selling airplane is there an aircraft that could suddenly come in and take the place of the 737 minutes hang on a minute max might be the best selling aircraft but if it can't fly what ha

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well earlier we asked if a specialist said julian bray about the safety record of the airline in the plane involved both talk of $100.00 they actually ceased to mate these in the mid ninety's the company went bust and various assets were sold off to other people and there is talk of says in company that actually controls are so the thing of the remaining aircraft so i'm not too worried about that i think the aircraft would be maintained to a certain level otherwise it wouldn't get certified they wouldn't certified it would be taken out of service rather like the max a in the extends a boeing or going through the moment if it doesn't meet certain requirements it's not going to fly what i am concerned about is that when it was taking off people have been say that the tail hit the runway a couple of times now to me that was suggest that it wasn't loaded properly there's quite a lot of people on board think it takes about $120.00 tops so they do $100.00 souls on board plus all the luggage it's a holiday period now if the luggage isn't stowed properly and the loading of the aircraft isn't

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guarantee an employee locating you get kellogg's university michigan the university of wisconsin malcolm x bray community college certainty under workforce, more likely than in seven years that chicago is an important city for corporate relocations in america. in addition it's a sociopolitical view which is look everybody in this room is doing well under the concrete if we don't get more people in the winners circle on this economy this gig is up and i want to make sure you can recruit from the university michigan the university of chicago but i want to give the kids a chance who go to malcolm x to go to washington that they see an economy where they have a future. if you do that you were going to have a political and economic system and i i believe employees and employers cannot prosper just on their four-year institutions. >> i think that with 70 seconds. >> while the elevator stopped at the 14th floor. >> one of the things that is almost transformative is you had lampanies coming in and teaching the classes. >> look, we have a board now. it was not easy. teachers were not happy with the but

this weekend welcome to saturday news update from aussie international in moscow my name's colleen bray welcome to the program 1st for you a member of the saudi air force fatally shot 3 people and wounded 8 others at a u.s. naval base in the state of florida on friday the f.b.i. is investigating and reportedly examining whether it was terror elated the shooter was a saudi military training and was at the base to study aviation he was shot dead at the scene by officers unconfirmed reports suggest that the perpetrator published an anti american manifesto prior to the attack here's r.t. america contribute money borrows. the f.b.i. is now taking the lead on this which is interesting because a saudi national florida governor on the santas though told reporters that the saudi arabian government needs to make things better quote unquote for the victims one of the things that i talk to the president about is given that this was a foreign national in the employ of a foreign service is you know we time to do this but obviously the government of saudi arabia needs to to make make things better for

since 1907 where politicking next to larry king then back with our election team in westminster collin bray in moscow ready to ring in thanks for choosing r.t. international. i'm going to fulfill repeated promises possibly to the people and promise if you know we will box. you want to. know. how to link i can link up my are we in a countdown to impeachment the experts weigh in on this edition of. welcome to politicking on larry king is the impeachment of donald j. trump the 43rd president of the united states and then ability at this point and if so what impact will it have in 2020 let's talk about that with the political panel and they are alex vogel previously served as chief counsel senate majority leader bill frist former general counsel for the national republican senatorial committee and david brown democratic strategist for moment john the counsel to democratic senator patty murray on 2 congressional committees and they are both in one. i. think anybody's mind has changed with the impeachment hearings not so far as you alluded to in the lead in i think people's minds are pretty much

so who's going to win this race our political correspondent kate bray joins us now on the stupid ones you. re talking about being carbon neutral by 2050 the pressures on countries like germany to do that what would a carbon neutral germany look like well germany said li isn't winning the race right now to become carbon neutral by 20 or 50 that's for sure but it is still possible but that would be germany of 2050 would heavily rely on renewable energy of course that's something that we're already seeing develop here in germany and already solar and wind power for example accounts for about 45 percent of germany's energy that said the have some huge setbacks in recent years particularly when it comes to wind power have been a lot of legal cases opened by normal members of the public who are opposing a wind farm some of them saying that they want to know in my backyard exactly the same as nimbys they was then known as and they want to know what the potential health hazards office and of course germany as well same time right now is trying to offset that decision after the fukushima disas

the name calling bray thursday evening at 10 here in moscow it is 8 pm in france where we're starting this evening the country has been paralyzed by its biggest strike in years this thursday with workers protesting all mass against the government's plans to overhaul the pension system transport network has been brought to a standstill in schools and hospitals badly affected as well demonstrations have been held across the country child to do bensky has been following the protest in paris. this strike has been planned for many months now and this is against a proposed changes by the french government to the pension system here in france the idea here is that they want to amalgamate number of different systems around 42 different systems into a universal system but people say that i will have a massive impact on their pensions because it will mean that their pensions perhaps could be lower in the feature or in fact that they might have to work even longer and that has caused a huge fury here in france here plasterer public but i can tell you that the crimes go all the way back more than

but it was this supercool state anwhich protected her brai body from deteriorating. once airlifted to hospital in barcelona, doctors connected audrey to a maine which took over the function of her heart and lungs, re-oxygenating her blood and gradually warming her body. six hours after her heart stopped beating, they revived her using a defibrillator. apart from some numbness in her hands, the english teacher wholo lives in bar has made a full recovery, and it has not put her off hiking. >> probably this winter i won'ta go to the mos, but i hope that in spring we will be able to start hiking again. i don't want this to take away that hobby from me. fergus: doctors are astounded by audrey's recovery, saying sherd set a ren spain for the longest cardiac arrest, hailing her a medical miracle. fergus walsh, bbc news. laura: before we go, something to make you smile after a busy week in news. a five-year-old boy in michigan named michael invited his kindergarten class to witness his legal adoption. they were each givea chance to explain why they came to support him. when

hello and good morning from moscow mining's colum bray it just turned 8 am friday the 13th of december it's 5 am in the u.k. which is waking up to the results of a dramatic and general election exit polls released within minutes of polls closing at 10 pm last night so yes that boris johnson's conservative party will have a majority in parliament after a strong showing in britain's historic general election that means he could keep his campaign pledge and bring home which is what he's been trying to promise all along as for labor a very difficult night for them having suffered. series of humiliating defeat and its leader jeremy coleman says he will not lead labor into the next election let's go straight to the u.k. for special coverage of the results live from westminster they are the moments yes and to break it all down for us we're joined by former s. m.p. m.p. pull monahan and very shortly former ukip party m.e.p. stephen will well let's get a quick reaction from you paul i mean what do you make of the results so far in quite an extraordinary night up saw extraordinary i think the si

right there does it for me my colleague collin bray will be here in about 30 minutes with a fresh look at your news this is hearty international i'm john thomas glad to have had you with us. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you that. was the night before christmas and all over the world people are mining back on seeking individual sovereignty so they're probably just when you think. it's. i'm action or times you welcome to going underground we will be back with a brand new seasons arriving on january the 8th but until then we will be showing some of your favorite shows from the last season of the decade coming up in this show are israel and the usa we're states when it comes to into.

. >> bray nanard says the issues with a agency that has an 95% failure rate at detecting dangerous items. >> when you sit back and you watch these things happen, it is the most frustrating thing you can imagine. >> going public is his last resort. he filed an official whistle-blower complaint and he sent letters to congress, not just about the meal tametal de but allowing them to do a self-pat down and a policy called blended lanes where precheck and standard passengers are mixed in one line, something that could confuse screeners. >> they have to mentally switch themselves on and off about what is permitted and not permitted. the last time i checked our detection rates were not stellar. and it does not make any sense to introduce this scenario. >> and they write there is a substantial likelihood that the information provided to osc discloses gross mismanagement and specific danger to public safety. >> my biggest fear is having something happen that costs american lives, and i didn't step up and put a stop to it or at least try to. it will happen. it's not a yes of if, but a question of

north bay are investigating a tragic incident that claimed the life of a 7-year-old boy from green bray was struck by a section of moveable fence. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is on the story. >> mr. our hearts go out to the family and everybody involved in this. i is just really tragic. >> reporter: flowers were left on the ground at a private school where a 7-year-old boy was playing during the lunch hour when he was critically injured by a section of school yard fence. >> it is a manual fence that slides on a track. we are investigating to try to find out how or why -- or how this happened. at some point the fence came off the track and hit the boy and took him to the ground. >> reporter: sky 7 was over the playground where they rushed to remove the child from the fence and called 911. sadly, he died later at the hospital. the school flag was lowered in memory of the little boy. the school made grief counselors available to students and staff on friday. even police and firefighters had their own debrief. >> we're human, obviously. it's a horrible thing to deal with were. and e

abc 7 news was in mill bray for official ground breaking now to the bart station and called gateway at millbrae station. it will include shops and restaurants, 400 apartments mixed and affordable units. >> this is what bart wants to see happening around the bay area. we have a crisis of congestion and a crisis of housing affordability. and we need to take opportunities of the land and bring housing and what our general manager robert powers calls complete communities. >> this is an important project, not only for us, but the bay area. it sets a tone for what can be done at the bart stations. >> we all know there sa housing crisis in the region. and if we don't find a way to work together and resolve that, we'll see more and more of our neighbors and friends living in tents on the streets. >> and today governor newsom announced a massive investment to help homeless people. homelessness is on the rise in the bay area. most bay areas are up double digit. they went to the governor's event to see how this money will help people off the streets. >> i'm finally here to say we are finally gett

both federal and state levels brayed the individual can be prosecuted for bribery, but not the officialting th pardon. >> that is something else. i think that might surprise people to hear that. thank you for coming on today. we appreciate it. >> still no sign of swath korea's christmas gifts that they threaten to the nine states . we will look into what is next in the president's efforts to get them to quit making these national weapons threats. the analyst on where the relationship with the rogue nation could go in 2020. >> we will see what happens. every scout surprises for me, but we will see what happens. you saw that, these are great people. our military is now replenished they were totally depleted when we came into office. >> escalating tensions in the persian gulf. teaming up and flexing their military muscle with a joint four date naval exercise had to start on saturday in the indian ocean. iran military spokesman says th drills aim to promote regional security and it will extend as far as the sea of oman. they come on the heels of recen maneuvers in the u.s. boosting troop le

books that kids can chew on, they're now available in other formats-called inindestructable, del at bray created to go in the bathtub, and they are also because of the production has improved so much, a lot of the -- done in china and the ways in which the books can be creative i have improved. cutouts used to we you would have abridge a picture book to adapt it into a board book format because the board book couldn't hold as many pages and now they've improved the production to the point where they don't have to abridge picture books and they're better than ever. with picture books i cannot even describe to you, it's such a shame that the book review has to be printed on news print because the glorious illustration some the quality of the stories is truly phenomenal. i have to say also that the diversity of the children's books in terms of the kinds of experiences and the children who are depicted in their pages has improved enormously. they reflect the reality of our world today. you cannot publish a picture book today with all white faces and that's good not only for children of color

navy war ships, a practice bray jink began six -- beijing began six months ago. are relations between the u.s. and china deteriorating? >> i don't think so. we engage them on a number of levels across a number of areas. i made it a priority of mine to reach out to my chinese counterpart u ministe and engag. i met with him in bangkok two weeks ago to make sure we have open lines of community. we have a professional relationship. we're able to talk issues between us and to share things. but i want to make sure i have somebody to call in a crisis so there's no misunderstanding or no miscalculation. i think it's important that we maintain open lines of communication. >> russia, how concerned are you about russia's development of hyper sonic missiles an other technology? is the u.s. falling behind? that front? >> you know, we took a pause on this technology some years ago and when we had a clear lead and what we're doing now is playing catchup. so the department is investing every dollar we can, every dollar we can physically use to ensure that we have an advantage, t

that 7 year-old boy his family lives in green bray counselors will be on campus for students who needs support during this trying time ken and pam back to you. >>grant thank you in the north bay a skimming scam has been uncovered at the marin county gas station while investigating a customer's fuel complaint at a san anselmo gas pump a county of marin weights and measures official discovered an illegal credit card skimming device the device can be used to capture a customer's credit card and debit card numbers zip codes and personal identification numbers, the pump was deactivated immediately and that skimming device was removed as evidence for a federal investigation. >>in the east bay, the oakland police department announcing the arrest of a man suspected of robbing 4 cell phone stores over the course of a few months the andrea campbell is now facing 9 counts of assault with a deadly weapon and robbery, the most recent robbery occurred on december, the 4th at a metro by t mobile store near 60 staff 62th avenue and international boulevard in oakland surveillance photographs obtained b