jonathan beale, bbc news, on board the uss dwight eisenhower. bear. this footage shows the animal bounding down a road and lunging at a man on a pavement, leaving him with a gash on the head. a woman suffered an injury to her shoulder. it came a day after a belarusian woman apparently fell to her death as she fled a bear in the low tatra mountains. stayed with us here on the world today. we have an exclusive interview with the human rights activist about the authoritarian regime in nicaragua. stay with us on bbc news. hello there. it's felt quite warm out there for many of us today, particularly where we've had the blue skies and the sunshine, but the weather is changing again and changes are happening out to the west because this cloud is coming in from the atlantic. the winds are picking up. we're going to see some rain arriving as well. ahead of that, we've got some mild air. it could make 15 degrees around the moray firth and 16 is quite likely in the south—east of england. we do see that rain coming in, together with stronger winds into nor

the uss do dwight d.operating in the white sea trying to protect merchant ships and themselves from houthi attacks. we are the first british media on board since it began this immediate -- this mission. flying scores around the clock. it has been relentless. >> yes, this is probably the most flight have done on a deployment. jonathan: it is the most intense so far? >> absolutely. every day we are flying a ton. jonathan: daylight tells the story of what they would be doing. the bombs the missiles fired at houthi targets on land, in the drones they destroyed from the air. on this one carrier alone, they have already used hundreds of munitions. but the houthis, too, are developing more sophisticated attacks, posing the greatest threat to the u.s. navy in recent history. >> this is deadly stuff. this is the most since world war ii, easily. jonathan: the most intense? >> very much so. ballistic missiles, uavs, v's, underwater vessels. the game is all out there, and we have been doing this almost four months. j

the uss dwight eisenhower operating in the red sea, the uss dwight d eisenhower operating in the redies round the clock. and it's been relentless. yes. yeah, this is probably the most flying i've done on a deployment. it's the most intense so far? oh, yes, absolutely, absolutely. it's... every day, we're flying a tonne, so... shuttle cat 3 is now a go. daylight tells the story of what they've been doing — the bombs and missiles fired at houthi targets on land and the drones they destroyed from the air. on this one carrier alone, they've already used hundreds of munitions. but the houthis, too, are developing more sophisticated attacks, posing the greatest threat to the us navy in recent history. this is deadly stuff. this is the most since world war ii, easily. what, the most intense? 0h, very much so. you know, ballistic missiles, anti—ship cruise missiles, uavs. now usvs, or underwater vessels, uuvs and the game that's all out there. that's all out there, and we've been doing this for almost four months now. houthi attacks on merchant shipping began soon after israel's assault on g

on board the uss dwight eisenhower.arvation as a weapon of war. a new un—backed report has warned that 1.1 million people in gaza, around half the population, are experiencing "catastrophic" shortages of food. israel denies its hampering the delivery of aid. in the last hour, the foreign secretary, david cameron, has said urgent action is needed to avoid a famine. meanwhile, overnight, israel's troops raided the largest hospital in gaza, al—shifa, for the fourth time, as orla guerin, our senior international correspondent, now reports. sheer desperation in gaza city today and a tiny window of hope. this crush is to get a few kilograms of flour. most don't manage it. "there is nothing to eat or drink," says om—omar. "children are dying. there are massacres when planes drop aid and people die." the eu says israel is provoking famine and has turned gaza into a killing ground. gaza was before the war the greatest open—air prison. today it is the greatest open—air graveyard. a graveyard for tens of thousands of people and al

year for the first time for our anniversary we are celebrating it by calling it a founder's day here dwight is ? what does that mean? >> well, the reality of any media organization today anyone wa knows their media consumption habits have changed hermetically in the standard of 100 million homes having cable television wired and they■ subss changed enormously over the past 78 years. we have lost about 40% of the homes that carry cable and carried our gnal to them. along with that comes a loss of revenue was so we have done everything we can to short ourselves up in the face of change, but the reality is there are lots of people accessing your content now don't really help contribute to us producing sive thing to do, so we are marking founder's day and kicking off a campaign to ask the public for their help continuing to support c-span. we will still have our important cable and select companies carrying our signal o pay $.75 a year to carry c-span n description fees, but we are asking people who areat the caug us online through youtube or through social media if they would like to help supp

. >> if you go around dwight way and haight street, all you'll see are shipping containers stacked onch other with cameras all around the park. >> the university made this unannounced move on tuesday. >> students and alumni stood in front of the barricade of shipping containers, asking the university to open the park. >> this space was actually cultivated by residents, community members, students. >> it's been over two months since the university closed the park. while they wait to start building a new housing project, uc berkeley plans to build over 1000 new units of student housing and 100 units of supportive, low income housing that project is on hold, waiting for a ruling from the state supreme court. until that comes, people are not allowed in people's park. >> there was a lot of disbelief, like when we saw the plans of like the shipping container walls. we were like, no, that's that's going to be a psych out. this has to be a fake plan. like there's no way this is really what's going to be happening in january. >> chp, berkeley police and university police came in full riot gear

jonathan beale, bbc news, on board the uss dwight eisenhower.llo. where the sun has put in an appearance over the last couple of days, we have felt some spring warmth. certainly, it has been a mild start to the week, but there is a change on the way. it will turn colder later in the week, and between now and then we have some spells of wind and rain to contend with — the wettest and windiest weather towards the north and the west of the uk. this chart shows the rainfall we are expecting to accumulate through the course of this week. you can see the green colours just showing up there, in western scotland, indicating more than 50mm of rain, and there is a bit of rain to take us through the first part of tuesday along the line of this weather front. notice this front wriggles back out into the atlantic — another pulse of rain to come through tuesday night and into wednesday. but in the short term, the first piece of that weather front, if you like, lingering across parts of southeast england. some clouds, some spots of rain, and then that next pul

and and with the election of dwight eisenhower, a new dimension was added to radio's record of public service. president eisenhower was the first to permit his news conferences to be broadcast. thus radio became vital to america. it is to end of the world and national news. as it grew, it became the very heartbeat of the community. and today four hundreds of communities. the local radio station is only source of immediate news. in recent years, the number of radio stations has more than doubled. radio's reaches everywhere throughout the into almost every into almost every room where people live and work work. one of radio's functions is to act as seldom to warn the country in event of air attack. your local station is part the warning system called carnival rat. here's how it works. if there's an your station will remind you during the call that frequencies 640 and 1240 on those frequencies authorities were broadcast instructions as to what to do. call plays a part in weather. it alerts the people when storm is approaching a blizzard, hurricane or tornado warning. a tornado is headed

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jonathan beale, bbc news, on board the uss dwight eisenhower., for breaching premier league profit and sustainability rules. the sanction is immediate, and means they drop below luton town, into the bottom three relegation zone. here's laura scott. frustration at the final whistle for nottingham forest after letting a lead slip against their relegation rivals. "points deduction, it's coming for you," the luton town fans sung. and they weren't wrong. two days on and forest were ruing another result as an independent commission found them guilty of breaching profit and sustainability rules by £34 million. and docked them four points, plunging them into the bottom three below luton with nine games to play. last month, everton were docked six points for breaching the same rules, reduced from ten on appeal and face another possible point deduction this season. within this 50 page judgment, the premier league insisted that sporting sanctions are the only way to meaningfully disincentivise overspending by clubs. but the result is, a team's fate in the

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money from the european union will be dispersed and that was the w, corresponded christine $1.00, dwight and brussels. here's a look at some other stories. french farmers have protested in central paris briefly, bringing traffic to a halt with tractors in hay bales. police made dozens of the progress of the demonstration, which farmer say is a bid to save french agriculture as it struggles with cheap imports and increasingly stringent environmental rules. thailand and the united states are hosting ages biggest military exercises. nearly $10000.00 personnel from $27.00 countries are taking part in drills featuring warships, fighter jets and helicopters, the annual event. the cobra gold aims to strength and bonds between allies at least 46 people have been killed as fire rips through a downtown commercial building and the band with actually capital dr. dozens more were injured. the place broke out in a restaurant and spread through the 6th story. last gas leak and they have costs the fire. let's head to a wrong now we're voters are casting their ballots for members of parliament and a reli

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of the concept appeared, the number of troops was determined , a unified command was created, and dwightappointed its leader. the alliance sought to shift defense elements as far east as possible. largely because the issue of troop numbers was key. ussr had superiority in conventional weapons. therefore, even then, in 502, they began to consider the possibility of increasing the effectiveness of defense without additional costs. in other words, to focus on the use of nuclear weapons, which have not yet been included in nato strategy. thus. massive nuclear strike strategy. in response to aggression, the alliance could be the first to use nuclear weapons to deter the advancing soviet forces. they had to rely on the us nuclear potential; in europe there were doubts that the president would sacrifice an american city for the sake of a european one. the second berlin crisis in 1961 showed that the nuclear deterrent was not holding up. the ussr from actions, as the soviet nuclear potential grew, nato lost its competitive advantage in the field of nuclear deterrence, the concept of mutual assur

dwight eisenhower, a republican president, gutted this, and we are still struggling with it.icization of public health. if we are debating public health, we are in trouble. >> abigail, the name of the series is "the invisible shield," on cbs. thank you both very much for coming to "the saturday show." >>> we lost one of the hollywood great this week. oscar-winning after the wisconsin jr. died friday at the age of 87. he was only the second leichman to receive an academy award. in 1983, gossett.com the reward for best supporting actor in the film "an officer and a gentleman." at the brooklyn new york native started his career in theater, 20 the original cast of lauren hansberry's "a raisin in the sun." he later started the iconic miniseries, "roots," earning an emmy for his role as an enslaved physician, fiddler. and most recently seen in a remake of "the color purple." his costar, fantasia marino preaches legacy, writing, quote, you will be missed, but man did you live a blessed life. >>> next, queen bay, smashing one-day record after dropping her highly anticipated eighth st

dwight eisenhower was appointed its leader.the defense elements as much as possible. further east, largely because the issue of troop numbers was key, the ussr had superiority in conventional weapons, so already in 1952 they began to consider the possibility of increasing the effectiveness of defense without additional costs, in other words, to focus on the use of nuclear weapons, which had not yet been included in nato strategy. thus, in 54, a third concept appeared - a strategy of a massive: nuclear strike. in response to aggression, the alliance could be the first to use nuclear weapons to deter the advancing soviet forces. it was necessary to rely on the nuclear potential of the united states, in europe had doubts that the president would sacrifice an american city for a european one. the second berlin crisis in sixty-one showed that the nuclear deterrent did not deter the ussr from action. as soviet nuclear capabilities grew, n.a.t. in the field of nuclear deterrence, the concept of mutual assured destruction began to be u

larger than that by far of dwight eisenhower. know, eisenhower had a similar problem, but peanuts by comparison. >> what he isn't telling you is eisenhower's plan was actually labeled with the iconically racist term operation wetback. it actually led to a lot of human rights abuses and actual deaths. and that is what trump is promising us in 2025. a mass round-up targeting anyone who looks like an undocumented migrant, and trump's minions like stephen miller are gleefully bragging trump will unlease the military in chicagos like new york and chicago, or maybe he'll get creative and deputize his gang affiliates and the proud boys, the oath keepers, stand back and stand by. am i right? who better to spot suspicious looking brown people. if you are or look hispanic, heads up even if you are a citizen and even latin maga. enrique tarrio, if i were you, i would be doubly careful so you don't wind up where you started and also deported. trump is also threatening to round up and deport anyone who has participated in protests against isr

dwight eisenhower, a republican president, got this. and we are still struggling with it.diately the politicalization of public health. there are lots of things to debate about. if we're debating public health, then we're in trouble. >> brian, abigail, the name of the series is the invisible shield, and you can see it on pbs. thank you both very much for coming to the saturday show. >>> and we lost one of the hollywood greats this week. oscar-winning actor louis gossett jr. died at age 87. gossett was only the second black man to receive an academy award. 1983 he took home the oscar for best supporting actor for his role as a strict drill sergeant in the film an officer and a gentleman. the brooklyn, new york native started his six-decade career in theater, joining the original case of a raisin in the sun. gossett later starred in the iconic mini series roots, earning an emmy for his performance as the enslaved musician fiddler. and he was most recently seen in last year's acclaimed musical remake of the color purple. his costar fantasia berino praised his writing saying,

officers responded to reports of shots fired last night at a home on dwight street. they found both victims inside the home. no arrests have been made and no other details are being released. >>> today is the deadline for former president donald trump to post a $454 million appeal bond in new york or face the possibility of his property being seized. as the former president scrambles to find the money, a hearing is scheduled concerning another case. "today in the bay"'s brie jackson is in washington this morning on the legal battles that he's facing. so, brie, his team, his legal team, that is, they really have been struggling to secure this bond. >> that's right. good morning, marcus. so this is a lot of money we're talking about, lawyers for former president trump have said that coming up with roughly half a billion dollars was a practical impossibility. they say they've been turned down by about 30 different companies already. the clock is ticking for former president trump to secure more than $450 million or face consequences from new york's attorney general. >>

’t want a watch, the commander-in-chief of the allied forces on the western front, i guess it was dwightion for the landing in normandy had to use a lot arguments for the british prime minister to agree with the need for a left turn, he insisted on a right turn, could you please explain what this is? just in case , the british prime minister - i don’t know item number 36, if we are talking. churcher was a supporter of the so-called right turn, then they said very well that in order to seize all the balkans and not allow the soviets there, he insisted that the troops of the british field marshal, harald alexander and from italy, but they were there in the year 1943, they there landed and moved east to the balkans. and not to the west, to help the allies, naturally, the khavr ​​didn’t like this very much, almost the whole lecture was given very good, an order, you have to answer, it sounds scary, what do you know about the operation to the watchmen? you can answer, yes, this operation is called, has several names, one of them is the watch on the rhine, the other name is the ardennes operat

this was the scene on dwight street in the district last night. no word yet on who the people are or what led up to the shooting. >>> in daly city, seton city workers are on a two-day strike. amid ongoing contract negotiations. they say they are disappointed with the union's decision and their priorities to provide uninterrupted care to patients. >>> meanwhile nurses in santa clara county are planning a three-day strike next week. their union says their pay and benefits aren't good enough to afford living where they work or recruit or even retain nurses to the area. county says it is working to protect patients. >> there will be no disruption to the public for the life saving and essential services that the county's hospitals and clinics provide. we are absolutely committed to that and that is our top priority. >>> get ready to pay more to cross that golden gate bridge. the board of directors approved a toll hike plan that will start on july 1. customers will pay $9.25. it will be $9.50 for pay-as-you-go users. tolls will go up 50 cents every year

deadly weekend in san francisco a double homicide in the neighborhood, they were called to a home on dwight and gerard before 9 pm last night, when the officers arrived they found two people had been shot and killed. please have not released any further details about any suspects if you have any information you urged to call sf pd. >>> help is on the way in oakland and the city works to get a handle on its homeless crisis, the state says it is sending help, selena jones has the detail on the new partnership that aims to cut the cities on house population. >>> with more than 5000 on housed individuals living on the streets of oakland and a lack of local resources, officials say they need the state help to solve the city's growing encampment crisis. >> the city does not have the number of resources to address the magnitude of the crisis of homelessness, illegal dumping, or public safety. >> now they are stepping in to provide shelter options, outreach and clearing encampments for the next two years. first on the list, the core door, near the airport, encampments in that area pose a significan

police responded to the scene last night on dwight street and san bruno avenue in the city's portola neighborhood. so far the identities of the two victims have not been released and no arrests have been made. >>> a man has just been charged in connection to a string of vandalism incidents in the city's inner richmond district. he's 22-year-old ociel torres accused of slashing tires of more than 20 cars in one night. this happened last tuesday in the area of 12th avenue and kansas street. torres faces 22 counts of vandalism. he pleaded not guilty. >>> a high school teach early in san jose arrested for rape and sexual assault charges police say happened more than 20 years ago. here's the suspect, shawn thomas. he was a teacher at leigh high school in san jose and a track and field coach at los gatos high school. police say the assault happened between in 2002 to 2003 with a female student at leigh high school. thomas was still a teacher at the time of his arrest at the high school. >>> hundreds of healthcare workers in daly city walked off the job today for a two-day strike. healthcar

2 people were found shot to death in a house in san francisco happened about 8.30, last night on dwight street in the city's portola neighborhood. no word tonight on any arrests made. but police are investigating the shooting as a homicide. tonight we're learning the names of the 2 brothers who were attacked by a mountain lion in eldorado county over the weekend. family members say 21 year-old talen brooks was killed and 18 year-old wyatt brooks is still in the hospital tonight after several surgeries. 3 say the brothers weee out hunting when they were attacked. it turns out not mine attacks in california on people are exceedingly rare since 1986. states department of fish and wildlife has confirmed. 21 mountain lion attacks, not including saturday's of those 21 attacks. only 3 were deadly. state officials say a person is 1000 times more likely to be hit by lightning than attacked by a mountain lion. we talked with the conservation fund about what you can do to stay safe if you encounter a mountain lion. >> so the main thing that people can do is just maintain keen awareness, wonder hik

this was the scene on dwight street in san bruno avenue last night around 8:45. a lot of questions and as of right now police are not saying much. more updates to come throughout the morning. >>> protests in san francisco against israel's plan to ground operation in a rough a portion of gaza this morning. more than 1 million palestinians shelter there is tensions between the united states and israel grow more intense. over the weekend, vice president kamala harris said israel's assault on rafah would be a huge mistake. >>> big news from billing after five years on the job, ceo dave calhoun says he plans to step down by the end of the year. the faa has been pressing for drastic changes the company after a string of quality control issues on commercial jets made by boeing. those problems that led to more than 31 on commercial jets made by boeing. those problems that led to more than $31 billion in losses. boeing's chairman and the head of the commercial airplane unit are also leaving. >>> former president trump has two court cases playing out in new york today. a s

offers were called to a home on dwight street in san bruno avenue around 845 last night, where they found two adults who had been shot and killed. they've been identified as police by police sources as oscar and florinda picasso. their relationship is not yet known. we talked with one man, though, who lives in the neighborhood, and he says, although it's normal to hear some police activity, he could tell that something was wrong last night i just heard a different sirens coming over a 15, 20 minute period. >> you know, different types. i think one was a the police cars, obviously, and then another was probably an emergency vehicle. sirens are a little different after the third time hearing that you're going, well, something's going on. so i just stuck my head out, but i didn't realize it was so close. >> no arrests have been made and it's not clear police are looking for any suspects. they're asking though anyone with information to please give them a call. a town hall meeting on refinery safety is underway tonight. it's hosted by east bay congressman mark desaulnier. the meeting in marti

and i said, is it true that your name was really david dwight and that dwight david? and he said, well, yeah, but you know, there were so many davids in the family that got tired of being called, but so i, dwight and i said, okay, well, fair enough. and i said, now this one can't be true. were you really raised a democrat? and he said, well, this is a two party. this country is in a two party system. and the democrats have been in power for a long time. and i thought, oh, here comes a lesson in civics. i'm really sorry. i ask at this point. and he said, he said and his biggest contender in the republican party was an isolation test, and that was her relative. and he said, so you know, after world war two and that kind of thing, he felt danger in that because, you know, the world was interacting, he said. so he chose the republicans instead, even though truman had even asked him to to run on the democratic ticket and and he volunteered to be his vice president. so that that was pretty cool. twice. yeah. oh, well, i just learned something. yeah. the ticket that might ha

which have gathered in the region in greater numbers since the red sea crisis began, led by the uss dwight us naval ships and aircraft shot down 15 unmanned aerial vehicles early in the morning. they regard this large—scale attack as an ongoing imminent threat to merchant vessels, the us navy and coalition ships in the region. a london fertility clinic has had its licence suspended because of "significant concerns" about the unit. the homerton fertility centre said there had been three separate incidents involving errors in the freezing of embryos. i asked our correspondent greg mckenzie to explain what had happened. the bbc understand as many as up to 150 embryos could be affected, involving about 45 patients. the hospital trust has not confirmed those numbers, but it centres around the freezing process of embryos. some of them have simply not survived or were undetected when thawed. homerton fertility centre here in east london has said that it has called in external clinical experts to find out what has happened here, but up until now, they have not been able to determine the problems,

. >> reporter: like the story of ed dwight, who in the 1960s was training to become the first black astronautmade it to space. a dream derailed by discrimination. it wasn't until 1983 that guy blueford paved the way to space, paving the road for many more. >> this has been an awakening for me, understanding these pioneers that were never talked about and never heard of. >> reporter: melvin went on two missions in 2008 and 2009, helping to build the international space station. >> you have spent more than 500 hours in space, right? >> uh-huh. >> how do you describe that to people? >> joe, i think the biggest thing about traveling in space is that you're trained to do all of these technical things, right. but when you get the moment to look out the window, or when you're breaking bread with people you used to fight against, you have this other overview effect that you can almost not even describe it. you feel connected to the planet. you feel connected to the cosmos. >> reporter: but as the documentary shows, it also comes with challenges. >> find the defendant guilty. >> reporter: in 2021, whe

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inside a home in san francisco's portola neighborhood last night police responded to the area of dwight street and san bruno avenue just before 9 o'clock when they arrived, officers found 2 adults dead at the scene. the victims have been identified yet. no arrests have been made. staying in the city. another driver slammed into a bus stop this time next to golden gate park, injuring a person standing nearby. the crash comes one week after a family of 4 was hit and killed by a car while waiting for a bus to the zoo. this crash happened saturday afternoon just before 5 on fulton street and park. presidio officials say a man was taken to the hospital with injuries to his head. witnesses saying the driver hit a metal pole in front of the bus stop which likely prevented more people from being hurt. police say the driver was cited for multiple violations. the community is now demanding the city do more to protect pedestrians. >> absolutely unacceptable. there's not enough that we can be doing in terms of policy in design change i were in charge would be putting in bollards tonight. unfortunat

police responded for the report of a shooting last night on dwight street near san bruno avenue. so far no word who the victims are and who arrests have been made. >>> also in san francisco, one person was hurt after a car crashed into a bus stop near golden gate park saturday at fulton and park presidio. the victim was hospitalized but is expected to recover. the driver of the red nissan was cited at the scene. police have not said what led up to the crash. this all comes just a week after a driver crashed into a bus stop, killing a family of four in west portal. >>> a high schoolteacher in san jose was arrested for rape and sexual assault charges police say happened more than 20 years ago. the suspect, shawn thomas, was a teacher at leigh high school in san jose as well as track and field coach at los gatos high. the assault happened between 2002 and 2003 police say with a female student at leigh high school. thomas was still a teacher there at the time of his arrest. >> a lot of questions will be asked why did it take so long? why are we investigating something that happened s

dwight... you are gonna make us so happy. captioning by dave l. at captionmax www.captionmax.com ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from the most trusted journalists at comedy central... it's america's only source for news. this is "the daily show" with your host, jordan klepper! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jordan: welcome to "the daily show!" i'm jordan klepper. we've got a great show for you tonight. we're going to get into the big question america's grappling with right now: if someone tried to overthrow democracy and kill the vice president, is that a red flag? let's get into it. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] right now, there's a big story at the crossroads of media, politics, and insurrections. just days after being hired by nbc news, former rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel is back on linkedin. >> nbc news is now cutting ties with the former rnc chair, ronna mcdaniel, days after hiring her as a contributor because of major backlash from some of its biggest anchors. >> i find the decision to put her on the payroll inexplicable. >> they say that

which have gathered in the region in greater numbers since the red sea crisis began, led by the uss dwightft shot down 15 unmanned aerial vehicles early in the morning. they regard this large—scale attack is an ongoing imminent threat to merchant vessels, the us navy and coalition ships in the region. there's been another mass kidnapping — the third in just over a week. armed men abducted 15 students from their school in the northwestern state of sokoto in the early hours of saturday. four women were also taken. there is already a major search for the almost 300 students who were abducted by armed men on thursday. the nigerian army is leading the search for those children, who were abducted in kaduna state. reports say students between the ages of 8 and 15 were taken, along with a teacher. the abductions have been blamed on a breakaway faction of the militant islamist group boko haram. and about 200 people were abducted in borno state on february 29. victims of kidnappings usually pay a ransom to secure their freedom. a controversial law passed in 2022 made it a crime to make ransom paymen

which have gathered in the region in greater numbers since the red sea crisis began, led by the uss dwightd that us naval ships and aircraft shot down 15 unmanned aerial vehicles early in the morning. they regard this large—scale attack is an ongoing imminent threat to merchant vessels, the us navy and coalition ships in the region. breaking line on that story because the british defence secretary grant shapps has tweeted a video which he says shows the uk ship hms richmond using its missiles to shoot down two attack drones and he said they successfully repelled another illegal attack by the iranian backed houthis. grant shapps goes onto say that the uk and its allies will continue to take necessary to save lives and protect freedom of navigation. there you can see the video that the british defence forces have released of what they say is hms richmond using its missiles to shoot down two attack drones launched by the iranian backed houthis. we will bring you more on that late in the programme. now it's time for a look at today's sport with olly foster. italy are celebrating their first si

the republican party in a way that you could say was done last by ronald reagan and before that, by dwight eisenhower. trump is change the entire day and now make other public and party. so these obviously more, you know, you, the cheese is key as a support bradswell support amongst the, the blue color of the working class, or consider like, you know, and you know, the and educated, you know, both urban and rural america. but um, fundamentally he's more, as we know more let's say, a skeptical of international treaties and commitments and things like this to be with the whole american for us montrose. so i think even those that don't like trump recognize, regardless of what happens, this election, he's influenced the party and the young people of the party important party for the decades to come. i want to watch for the show, and i haven't even, i shall samples. eliza was a pleasure to retreat. thanks again for your time. you got it? well, that rose up this visit these out as elizabeth. how your company will stay on auntie due to that, i'll take a couple of interesting stories that will be

differently, i have such a suspicion, but it is like this, there was a wonderful politician, general dwightenhower, he was a professional military man, and there were people who did and, by the way, general agusta pinache was also a professional soldier who became a strong political figure in the conditions of an authoritarian state, i am absolutely not in favor of general panenchet, but the fact that he is a person with political flair is a fact. there were other generals who led countries , lost power, brought these countries to tsugunder, you can remember them, they are in many countries, they are such examples, well again, not until the moment when a person leads a country, you will never know , in the very fact of election a person with a military education or with a general's epaulettes as the head of state. there is nothing negative, the only question is how this person will cope with the challenge, because on the one hand, military education gives a person the opportunity to plan management, well, this is precisely his level of competence, on the other hand, military education does

which have gathered in the region in greater numbers since the red sea crisis began, led by the uss dwight us central command said that us naval ships and aircraft shot down 15 unmanned aerial vehicles early in the morning. they regard this large—scale attack is an ongoing imminent threat to merchant vessels, the us navy and coalition ships in the region. the felling of the sycamore gap tree on hadrian�*s wall led to an outpouring of emotion from around the world. it became famous for featuring in the 1991 film robin hood: prince of thieves, starring kevin costner. two people are on bail after the tree was chopped down last september, in what police say was a deliberate act of vandalism. but now, it could live on — horticulturalists from the national trust have successfully grown the first seedlings from the felled tree. harriet bradshaw reports. at a top secret location in devon, a site of biosecurity, where the national trust is protecting the legacy of the nation�*s most famous trees. i�*ve been invited to witness history, hope for the future of the sycamore gap tree. a lot of people mi