in clapham? >> in clapham, yeah! >> i love the coriander.tastes like happiness. >> i don't know whether people would favor the idea of things being grown in a more natural environment. >> the underground gardeners aim to convince with the quality of their greens. they've already overcome bigger problems, like the weekend partiers who once got into the tunnel and trampled all over their produce. michelle: if it's a way to bring more fresh vegetables to more people, then i say go for it! thank you for watching. good bye. s center in old saybrook, connecticut, it's the kate. ♪ there's two ana gasteyers. i'm with tv people and i', someone goes, what are you doing, this weekend and i'm, i've got a concert. oh, i didn't know you sang. yeah, i sort of have this other life. ♪ i was a very disciplined and rigorous musician as a child, played violin, then i went to interlocken which is an internationally known music program as a violinist, god help me, and that was what i sort of thought i was going to be when i grew up. (playing violin) but i went of

in clapham? >> in clapham, yeah! >> i love the coriander.tastes like happiness. >> i don't know whether people would favor the idea of things being grown in a more natural environment. >> the underground gardeners aim to convince with the quality of their greens. they've already overcome bigger problems, like the weekend partiers who once got into the tunnel and trampled all over their produce. michelle: if it's a way to bring more fresh vegetables to more people, then i say go for it! thank you for watching. good bye. this is jotunheim, "home of the giants." it's a high plateau that feels like it's the top of the world. these are northern europe's highest peaks, and they're steeped in norse legends and folklore. this is the land of thor and odin, whose spirits still inhabit the misty peaks. for centuries, villagers trekked across this pass to reach the coast. it was an arduous journey, but today, crossing it is a pleasure. at 4,600 feet, the sognefjell road is norway's highest pass. at this latitude, even these modest altitudes take us high

not be the first thing you think of when walking around london but thirty three meters below the clapham area there's no shortage of greenery. fennel coriander and broccoli flourish with subway trains roaring overhead. they're growing in a former world war two air raid shelter it was brought back to life by stephen during and his colleagues. this is. the underground garden thrives thanks to energy saving l.e.d. lights. the seedlings are planted on beds of coconut fiber drenched in nutrients and they literally spring into life so you need to control the environment and that's exactly what we do doing here we have control over the heat over the lawyer over the watering regime the humor. so we can provide the punch exactly what they will mean twenty four seventh's three hundred sixty five days a year. the advantage the micro greens can be delivered to local restaurants and markets within four hours of being picked and prices are comparable to vegetables grown above ground. after three years of experimenting they're now looking to make a profit it's a grassroots initiative with global ambiti

that's apart from the london 0verground which has minor delays between wandsworth road and clapham junctionr street. that's westbound because of repairs to a gas leak. it caused long delays yesterday. in shoreditch, great eastern street is partly blocked because of repairs to a burst watermain. and chelsea embankment remains closed westbound between chelsea bridge and albert bridge. let's have a check on the weather now. good morning. a chilly night. a few showers. some have frozen. 0n the whole, sunshine. feeling cold. the met office has a warning for the ice, especially on higher ground, and some lower levels. six celsius. the wind will be strong and get stronger overnight. the met office issued this yellow weather warning. gusts of potentially 60 miles per hour tomorrow morning. heavy rain and strong winds. 8—9 as the minimum temperature. windy on thursday morning through the rush—hour. light as week, efiitifié‘? ' bye for now. we'll bring you all the latest news but also on breakfast this morning. it's as bad for your health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. now a new minister has been appo

: minor delays on northern line, and london overground part suspended between wandsworth road and claphamservices have been suspended between guildford and havant, following two trees on the line. there is also disruption on services between alton and aldershot. c2c trains via ockenden are also affected. and trains in and out king's cross running with delays of up to 50 minutes, due to speed restrictions. on the roads: heading through wapping, there are westbound delays for traffic on the highway and east smithfield, due to overrunning works. at the dartford river crossing, the qe2 bridge is closed due to this mornings strong winds, with traffic in both directions diverted via the dartford tunnels. let's have a check on the weather now, with georgina burnett. good morning. well, after a rather turbulent night last night, things should be easing a little today. but we're not out of the woods just yet, and the met office still has a yellow warning in place for wind, that's until 9:00am this morning. that's because we are still expecting gusts of 60—70 mph over the rush hour. sunny spells an

the 0verground has minor delays between surrey quays to clapham junction, due to a faulty train. 0n theike that. so we have got a bright start, a mild start, but then turning rather wet and rather cold. now, sunshine first thing this morning. quickly that cloud will increase, and then we'll see this rain moving down from the north—west. it's quite a breezy day, as well, but once that rain clears, the sun could appear towards the end of the day, and the temperature dropping a little — around eight or nine celsius by the end of the afternoon. now, overnight tonight, that cloud clears away completely, so the temperature drops right down. low single—figures celsius, maybe one or two spots down at zero, so potentialfor a little bit of frost first thing tomorrow morning, in contrast to what we have this morning. so, as we head through tuesday, a bright, sunny start. still plenty of sunshine, at least at first tomorrow, but that cloud will gradually increase. the wind a little bit lighter than it is today, but temperature feeling a little bit cooler, between six and nine celsius as a maximum.