it was something they had never experienced or we had never experienced before. i think now they are it clips chasers foreclipse life. host: are you planning for 2024? planninges, we are that trip. everyone from denver went to wyoming, i think maybe because they were looking at the forecast. so our drive to nebraska was completely traffic free. when we came to town, the town was pretty empty. there were really no heavy crowds here, so we stepped outside the hotel and experienced the eclipse absolutely no cloud cover. host: that sounds like a good deal. the tripolorado making with her kids to witness and experience this great american solar eclipse. the first to go coast-to-coast in 99 years. the last one in 1918. if you missed today, not to worry, there will be another and 2024. is the paththere for the next solar eclipse beginning in texas and stretching across the country all the way to maine. you can start preparing now for that experience. thank you all for calling in this afternoon and watching our coverage of nasa tv today and their

but also challenges the matter how experienced it is. the -- together at working together as a team is how they are experience. capture theng to lessons for the team coming in. >> they have to rely upon trusted advisors. they have to learn from people around them. trap because this is someone who usually helps them on the campaign. but not necessarily a national security expert. the new president has to let go of the political advisers. a team of very smart savvy experienced people to bring into the white house. what are the main issues? choice of advisors is the most important thing a president can do. george w. bush had a very experienced amount of people around him. they were astonishing experienced smart people. they hated each other. that's not going to serve the president well of his team doesn't function as a group. those differences of opinion, smile and personality only got greater as they got exposed in the midst of the crisis. finding a team that not only serves the president 12 but works well together is extremely difficult t

-ç exe of a nation that shows economic freedom decades ago and now is experiencing vibrant democracy.t is inspiring nations across latin america who have followed their lead. i return from this trip more encouraged than ever, thaten not only will our commerce grow, strengthening jobs and opportunities in america, strengthening prosperity across latin america, but i truly do believe that the unity that i have experienced in our determinationç to ensure that e will not permit a failed state in venezuela in this hemisphere. it is more true than ever, the determination i have heard among the nations i have visited, about ensuring that we stand with the venezuelan people, that we bring the full measure of until it's democracy is restored has truly been inspiring. i've made it clear as the president has that the united states of america has options to advance the security of the united states regarding venezuela. i will return home tomorrow more confident than ever that freedom loving countries across latin america along with the united states can continueok to

we're experiencing it now in our age, it's really, really quite a wonderful thing. i want to add to what chris was saying, the 1859 carrington event, of course, tell graph lines melted down, there was a great description, an amazing aurora continued for a long time. in the more recent past, these coronal mass ejections have caused power outages, and other kinds of disruptions. the most important thing to understand is that our society is far, far more ususceptible t these coronal events. this is about now what's susceptible to this interruption like our satellites. >> and david, we're looking at blackwell, missouri, where there is totality. just explain for viewers what they are seeing, obviously the moon has moved in front of the sun from our vantage point, but the corona, that is what's coming off the sun all around. >> you're looking at the structure of the inhe corona. you might consider it the outer atmosphere of the sun. the sun is a globe of glowing gas, it's not a solid surface, so that technically is an atmosphere, but that continues out millions of miles i

she looks at how we have experienced war and death. this is health by the society for historians on american foreign relations. it's just under an hour. >>> good afternoon. i am privileged to serve as your vice president for 2017. and in that capacity, i have the distinct honor of introducing professor mary dudziak on the occasion of her presidential lecture. handler professor at the emory university school of law, mary was elected as president of schaefer at the height of a very distinguished academic career. she was educated at two of the nation's finest universities, earning an ab in sociologist at the university of california-berkeley with highest honors in sociology, and i like this one, great distinction in general scholarship. the latter of these honors not only recognized mary's undergraduate achievement, but i think also foreshadowed her future. at yale, mary earned a jd from the law school and an m.a., and a ph.d. in american studies. the last of these under the direction of robert cook and david brian davis. with what we mig

had he experienced serious flooding before? evacuated. had he experienced serious flooding before ?perienced serious flooding before? i have. my home is in an area of boosting —— and area of houston. it has flooded. the first time it flooded was in 2015. we received 1a inches of water in our house and it flooded again 11 months later in 2016. in that time, we only received between one inch and three inches in different areas of our house. i do feel like i am prepared for as well as one can be. indeed. the very best of luck to you in the days to come. thank you very much indeed. thank you. the great bank holiday getaway is on — and there are more problems than usual. major engineering work on the railways is expected to add to the disruption. london's euston station — one of the main lines into and out of the capital — will be completely closed over the weekend. there's also disruption on routes serving london bridge, london liverpool street, cardiff and bristol. motorists have also been advised to expect longerjourneys as people take to the roads instead. adina campbell reports. eus

his real name is jose inez. >>> less than two weeks away from experiencing we haven't experienced in decades. a solar eclipse. 6,000 mega waits of power could be lost during the eclipse. customers won't notice a difference because the agency has enough power to make up the difference. you can get a partial view at 9:00 a.m. on august 21. fighting crime on bart. ==take vo== we tag along with the agency )s critical asset patrol team -- fullyta >>> coming up at 6:00, fighting crime on bart. we tagged along with a patrol team. this is a special unit deployed onto the train. that story and more coming up. >> another look at sky ranger at this large crane that toppled on to some homes in a campbell neighborhood. dozens of people without power. we will have a full report tonight at 6:00. . >>> tonight, nuclear ed escalation, north korea can put a nuke on a missile as president trump makes a jarring threat in return. >> as i said, they will be met with irefire, fury, and frankly, power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. >> tonight, what are the u.s. options? >>> an alarmin

no clouds that would disturb what all of you were experiencing. david, you were saying that the, what they saw, other planets. >> oh, yeah. vines, just west of the sun. very prominent. and certainly brighter stars. you can see, it takes a while for your eyes to get totally dark adapted. in that minute or two, adapted enough to see dozens of stars and the colors. differences in color. but it was venus that i'm sure they saw that was just west of the sun. in front of the sun. >> we were watching it. you and me on this big screen tv. >> yeah. >> it's one thing to see on a tv. i assume totally different to see it in person? >> afraid so. but it took me back. once you see one, it's indelible. it's always there. i mean, it was -- 30 or 40-some years ago i saw my first eclipse and still i can remember that moment of turning my head skyward add totality and just experiencing a surreal but permanent indelible impression. >> chris hatfield, former commander of the international space station, an astronaut. just watching it as we all were, what was it like f

they are not as experienced as they will be in four or five years so sometimes i make mistakes. this is why the first year, the first few months is so important in setting the agenda for their later activities. >> a lot of law firms and the news media leaders and others were such an important element of government. in washington. i underestimated that. >> jimmy carter was an outsider to washington. that was why jimmy carter was elected. in the post-watergate period, he was able to say i am not of an. i am from georgia. i was the governor of georgia. i am never going to lie to you. i'm a born again christian. he was able to separate himself from the mucka nd mire of watergate. budget donald trump presented himself to the american people to say i'm not a politician. i've never served in government before. jimmy carter told us in his oral history he thought he would be fine in terms of his experiences as a chief executive of a state. he had been in atlanta as the governor of georgia. he said when i got to washington it was very different from what i expected. president carter: i do

, one of the problems that we at sba are experiencing. the question i get most commonly as secretary and probably one of the questions you are asking is with all the problems that we have, with all of the issues people continue to talk about the va suffers from, is it fixable? can we actually fix the system? and if so, how do we fix it? my aunt there is a firmly believe that we can fix the system in the way we can fix the system is through transparency in being open and honest with the problems we have. the only way i know how to pick them and is to acknowledge you have a problem, talk about the problem so you can find creative ways are innovate with the solutions to the problems are. the first thing that i did in a very public way when i became secretary as they went out and i thought, well, let's make sure that we are transparent about our problems and i identified 13 areas of the greatest for va, areas i believe that if we don't solve these 13 risk areas, that we will not transform this organization. we will not create a sustainable or

but we aren't the only ones that are experiencing this.ur whole town, community is. >> what is the prospect for your house? it looks totally destroyed. >> yes. you know, i didn't really expect that to happen. we have the casual routine where i get home from work, rockport is a beautiful community, a lot of people visit it. we rely heavily on tourists. so i'm kind of sad to see what is to come. >> how long have you lived there? have you experienced any weather events similar to this? >> no. i've lived in rockport my whole life. so 24 years. and my parents have lived there since the '70s and they have experienced hurricanes, and tropical depressions, but they have never left. they wanted to brave this one through and i'm so glad they didn't because as you can see in the pictures, there are just -- >> that clearly would have been very dangerous for anyone in that house. >> yeah, and it breaks my heart because a large percentage of my community stayed to brave it through. >> how about that, my goodness, she's so fortunate and her parents. as a

>> this is my first solar eclipse, have you ever experienced one? >> it is my first one too, i have seen partial solar clips is but never been in the path of totality before, so i am very excited. >> it is getting dark in the middle of the day, bringing on an airy feeling here. we are just a few seconds away. amazing! is absolutely we have a very small sliver of the sun left, renee, what do you think? >> i cannot believe it, it looks amazing. it is so dim and you can see the beautiful crescent sun. >> wow, this is absolutely amazing! are really looking forward to the chance, we have no clouds here and the thought thus the sky and you can see some airplanes up there but the sun is getting dollar and moeller. >> here at -- getting smaller and smaller. >> it is amazing how it has gotten so much colder here as the sun started -- the moon started covering up the sun! >> yes, it is great to take a break from that hot southern sun. >> getting really close now. >> so what exactly are we looking at here renee? >> we are just about close to 100% coverage, get

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this event is unprecedented they said, and all impacts are unknown beyond anything experienc experiencedcane center said the houston area could see 50 inches of rain. we'll get bill karins weighing in in a moment. joining us live in victoria is nbc's kerry sanders. give us an update. >> reporter: good morning. we or standing at a location which is a good sign. we have power company trucks over my shoulder here. that means they're not only in town, but fortunately for the command and control center of what's going to be a good part of this, they've already been able to restore electricity. for those in shelters, and the shelters that are closing down here, in some cases they're going home and finding they have no place to stay. see here, this is an apartment complex that during hurricane harvey's most furious winds apparently caught fire. it may have been a lightning strike. the bottom line is, even though the fire department tried to control this fire in the midst of a hurricane which is no small feat, it burned to the ground. folks leaving the shelters today are in some cases having to

what have you experienced? we were just on the beach.f the water and started rubbing his eyes on the pedals. —— pebbles. within minutes my eyes were irritated and my wife's and my daughter. i looked around and everybody was starting to rub their eyes, especially people further west of the beach, which is where the cloud was coming from. it looked like a sea mist, and i experienced a little bit before and i said, we are out of here. by the time we got to the ladder, the steps which go up the ladder, the steps which go up the beach by the cafe, no more than four or five minutes, the the beach by the cafe, no more than four orfive minutes, the lady at the cafe said they are evacuating the cafe said they are evacuating the area. that is when it became serious. walking back to the cart we saw people clambering up the beach and trying get. 0n the way back, when we left, we passed incident vehicles, ambulance, fire brigade teams, along the road which isjust about wide enough for two cars. so the chaos down there now must be reasonably bad. a lo

it is certainly nothing that anyone in town has experienced before. there usually trouble on a saturday night in the high street? it is not something that sounds across the uk are immune to, people filing out of bars, not behaving themselves, perhaps thinking too much? we had a big carnival day, normally the route are absolutely rammed, but they are rammed with people having a good time and enjoying themselves. it is really good—natured. enjoying themselves. it is really good—natu red. it's certainly something we haven't experienced in cromer before. hope never to see if again. low level is probably the right word for it, but that doesn't make it any less alarming for our collea g u es make it any less alarming for our colleagues running bars and restau ra nts colleagues running bars and restaurants in town. we think hopefully the problem has gone away 110w. hopefully the problem has gone away now. thank you for your time. joining me now is the member of parliament for north norfolk, norman lamb. good afternoon, i bet this is something you didn't thin

. >> what we experienced here is different from other parts of the country, right? >> yeah.t's exactly right. some parts of the country, in 14 states, they experienced something of the path of totality. we were under a partial eclipse. let's take a look at a map to show you guys with the entire united states and that darkest line across the u.s. shows the path of totality from oregon where they first saw a total eclipse at about 1:20 down to south carolina where the last total eclipse occurred at about 2:40 p.m. everyone saw the eclipse come to an end around 4:00 p.m. there's a lot that goes into the total eclipse. you have the moon revolving around the earth. the earth revolving around the sun and you have got the earth rotating on its own and for them to line up for a path of totality coast to coast, that is a large feat. not something that happens very often. in fact, last one coast to coast was about 100 years ago so really amazing moment for us. now here in philadelphia, we were under a penumbra. edge of the shadow. you don't see a complete 100% coverage of the sun but

sinus problems veterans were coming home they had stories to tell they came home they're experiencing all these health conditions they didn't know why these presumably very healthy men and women all of a sudden were walking around like old men and women not being able to run exercise the way they could so they started writing about it. rather than for the united states military it's open for rock exposed thousands of troops to toxic chemicals a mysterious illness is affecting veterans who were exposed to open burn pits which the u.s. military used in iraq and afghanistan to torture everything from batteries to body parts experts say the pouring out of these pits are toxic and dangerous so while troops may survive the battle they may also be poisoned. in september two thousand and four. i know in. the v.a. clinic instead of seeing old caucasian men with meal chairs and oxygen who are in their eighty's. the entire composition of the waiting room changed. of young women and men of all ethnicities and they're all in their twenty's back from their first year long deployment in iraq. the ty

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the prime minister of finland says the country has experienced its first—ever terror attack. british paramedic was hurt, as he tried to protect two women from a man with a knife. professor stephen hawking has clashed with health secretaryjeremy hunt over the state of the nhs. the professor criticised the impact of government policies and of the health secretary himself. tens of thousands of antiracism demonstrators have gathered in boston to oppose a rally featuring far right speakers. at ten o'clock, k chris overton will be here with a round—up of the day's news. but first, ourworld. this is mosul, iraq's second city.

have you ever experienced one? >> this is my first one too. i have seen a few partial eclipse. >> the light is starting to fade as the moon steps and front of the sun. it is an eerie feeling getting dark in the middle of the day. we are excited about it and we are a few seconds away. wow.e lost -- that is amazing. we are down to a thin sliver of the sun. what do you think about this? >> it looks incredible. it really is starting to get dim. nobody needs their sunglasses. just you're a clips lasses. eclipse glasses. >> that is absolutely amazing. >> we are looking forward to that chance. we have no clouds in the sky. you can see airplanes up there. that sun is getting smaller and smaller. a sponsor day in eclipse a bill. not a cloud in the sky. it is amazing how it has gotten cooler since the sun started -- since the sun was covered. >> it is nice to have a break from the sun. >> we have been sweating it out getting ready for this. >> getting really close now. >> what are we looking at here? >> we are just about close to 100%. it is getting sma

within two years the country has experienced two attacks, injanuary country has experienced two attacksnjanuary people were killed in a similar attack, al-qaeda claims that attack. officials are not sure if it was al-qaeda that carried out the attack. but they have a hint that they might have carried out this attack. what can government do? i though governments in the region have been talking about how to prevent this. that is very little they can do to prevent these attacks. i was in coutinho vassell last month —— in burkina faso last month. they have stepped up checks on the roads. they need to be careful who comes in and who goes out because of security. making sure that an attack like this will not happen. despite all of these measures it did happen. what can they do to prevent this? very little. as is the case almost everywhere. but critics of the government are saying that other than the last couple of weeks that government and unionists have been bickering over issues of safety, and then the lowered their guard. and then the lowered their guard. and the gunmen took the opportunit

the prime minister of finland says the country has experienced it's first ever terror attack. police in the country say a british citizen was among eight people wounded in the knife attack which resulted in two people dying. an 18—year—old moroccan suspect was shot in the leg donald trump has thanked steve bannon for his service during his election campaign. he tweeted that having mr bannon on his campaign against hilary clinton had been great. mr bannon was sacked by the president as his chief strategist yesterday. aid officials say more than 16 million people have been affected by seasonal flooding across south asia. the floods in nepal, bangladesh and india are thought to have killed close to 600 people and are expected to worsen. stay with us. now it's time for

the prime minister of finland says the country has experienced it's first ever terror attack.the bbc understands that the briton hurt in the incident was injured four times as he tried to protect two women from a man wielding a knife. donald trump has thanked steve bannon for his service during his election campaign. he tweeted that having mr bannon on his campaign against hilary clinton had been great. mr bannon was sacked by the president as his chief strategist yesterday. aid officials say more than 16 million people have been affected by seasonal flooding across south asia. the floods in nepal, bangladesh and india are thought to have killed close to 600 people and are expected to worsen. now it's time for dateline.

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floods are severely affecting america's fourth largest city, houston, in texas, which has been experiencing what meteorologists say is the biggest storm in the state's history. thousands of people have been rescued from rising the floodwaters and hundreds of others are stranded in their homes after nearly 80cm of rain fell over the last 48 hours. officials say there are more tornados and rain on its way. there's a heavy security presence in northern india, ahead of the sentencing of a controversial guru convicted of rape. 38 people died during protests after gurmeet ram rahim singh was found guilty. austria is stepping up spot checks on goods trains coming from italy. the police say although the overall migrant streams haven't changed much, the number of people hiding on the trains to travel north to austria and germany is on the rise. now it's time for world business report. back to brussels for brexit — round three of the talks to take britain out of the eu. and don't just leave it to the experts — in new zealand, you can build and design your own send—off box. welcome to world business r

will we see a change, such as was experienced in nice?risk of terrorism is everywhere. we hope people will still come and enjoy this beautiful city. jim kent, thank you very much. at least 23 people have been killed and more than 60 injured in india when a train derailed in the northern state of uttar pradesh. the accident happened at muzaffarnagar, which is north of the capital new delhi. nitin srivastava gave us this update. the pictures that have come from this are really horrible. it has been a major cause of concern for the indian government and the indian railways, which the biggest railway in the world. more than 20 million people travel in india every day by this mode ofjohn sport. and we have seen horrible accidents in the last eight to ten months. —— this mode of transport. many people have lost their lives in railway accidents and incidentally, most of these accidents have happened in this northern belt. ireland bangladesh where many of the major rivers flowing. because of heavy rains on the other side of the border, the levels

we are as experienced as anybody in the country.ne of the things, and the governor and i talked about it a few hours ago, now that you have first rescue, and we are still rescuing out. then you have rescue and recovery and then rebuilding. as we get people in shelters, as the fema man on the scene said the object is not for them to linger in shelters a long time. it's to get them into, and by the way, anyone in the 18 counties listening to my voice and watching you, it is disaster assistance.gov. you can sign up for fema benefits. we want to get them into apartments. want to get them in housing. want to get them somewhere. we don't want them to linger in these centers. it's not good for anyone. it will take time and people have to be patient but the federal government is really on top of it and they've done a fabulous job. i think it's because the president is a business guy and he says get this done. it's what he thinks. so we will get there. but it's going to be a long haul and we will have to address, where do kids go to school?

the experienced 0lympic this colombian athlete and another.ienced olympic champion against her young rival from venezuela. the 21—year—old set the mark, 111.91 to beat. she came close with her final jump, but mark, 111.91 to beat. she came close with herfinaljump, but row has found the time to shine and take venezuela's first—ever world title. andrew lindsay, bbc news. now to cricket where england sealed victory by 177 runs in the fourth and final test against south africa at old trafford on monday, handing them a 3—1 series win. it's also england's first home test series win against the proteas since 1998. england were bowled out for 2113 in their second innings leaving the tourists to score an unlikely 380 to win the match and tie the series, but they were dismissed for 202. 0ur reporter patrick gearey was watching on in manchester. so england wrapped up an impressive win with more than a day to spare, which isjust as win with more than a day to spare, which is just as well because we're expecting rain tomorrow in manchester. we did get a bi

the national weather service already calling the storm unprecedented and beyond anything experienced. and here in houston, we are heading into another night of torrential rainfall. tonight, with the water still rising and people still trapped, houston, one of america's largest cities, is crying out for help. issuing a nationwide sos. >> the current was getting high. we had to bust a window to get out. >> reporter: officials begging residents to stay strong. >> i know what you're going through. i know you're scared. i know you're panicked. i know you feel, like, in a desperation right now. but know that help is coming, help will be there, and we will help bring all of this back after this is over. >> reporter: the national weather service now predicting some areas to get 50-plus inches of rain. and saying in no uncertain terms, quote, "this event is unprecedented and all impacts are unknown and beyond anything experienced." high water teams pulling hundreds of people from their vehicles on inundated roads. we're on the 610 loop and there's a rescue happening. a truck driver stuck in th

cooper said coolidge was able, experienced, trustworthy and safe. >> american history tv, all weekend every weekend only on c-span3. states entered world war i a century ago on april 6, 1917 when congress voted to declare war on germany. the conflict was already in its third year. more than 4 million american men and women would eventually serve in uniform. the influx of manpower changed the tide of the war, bringing it to a close in 18 months. next, we travel to kansas city to learn about the national world war i museum and memorial built to preserve the history of what was then called "the great war." and to honor the americans who served. >> it was soon after the 1919 arm assist that a group of business leaders gathered and said let's do something to honor the war heroes of kansas city and create a tribute to peace. what you see behind me is that. the fundraising campaign that lasted only two weeks that raised more than $2.5 million, the equivalent today of $40 million. the people gathering on the side in 1921 where the five allied commanders. a city of about 250,000. the remarkabl

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ireland is the more experienced side hoping to have a win against australia with the home crowd.e fans are in good advice. and just one line to finish on and following england's run to the semi finals of the women's european football championship. the football association has today announced its intention to bid to host the 2021 uefa european women's championship. that's all the sport for now — more from us throughout the afternoon. this is bbc news. let's ta ke let's take a look at our main story. north korea has said it is considering carrying out missile strikes on the us pacific territory of guam. meanwhile president donald trump has threatened north korea with "fire and fury". in the past hour president trump has reaffirmed american‘s military power, boasting about the country's nuclear arsenal. the president tweeted again, saying... the us secretary of state rex tillerson is travelling to guam on a surprise visit, speaking before president trump's tweet, mr tillerson explained the reasoning behind the strong message the president was sending a strong message to north korea

. >> in terms of a prolonged event like this i've never experienced anything like this.the street that leads up to 45 was just littered with vehicles that had broken down. there is debris, mud, deceased animals all over the roadways. >> riebel says their years of experiencing snowstorms and blizzards in south jersey instincts tiffly made them stock up on plenty of food and water. >> and more local first responders are leaving for texas today. >> "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at the american red cross in center city with more on the outreach from the delaware valley. katherine. >> reporter: matt and jeanette, two more red cross volunteers are leaving from this chapter today. this chapter has already sent 10 down south and more are expected in the coming weeks. today more volunteers from the eastern pennsylvania chapter of the american red cross will be headed south to help with relief efforts in texas. they'll leave in a emergency response vehicle and head for a staging area in louisiana before being assigned to an affected area. the damage from harvey is

we've heard about the floods in bangladesh, but india and nepal have also experienced serious floodingning me now from nepal is francis markus, spokesperson for the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. thank you forjoining us. how bad is it in nepal, where you are now? it's been a nightmarish few days for those people who have been caught by the onslaught of the flooding. in nepal alone, about a quarter of a million people have been displaced from their homes. they're having a very, very difficult time trying to salvage what belongings they can from their water logged homes in many cases. any available patches of higher ground are populated. things are receding in many of the disaster areas in nepal. but people's trials and tribulations are just beginning. what are the main concerns now that the water is going down? well, the immediate problems are, well, in fa ct immediate problems are, well, in fact the situation is still difficult in that many areas are not yet accessible. they're are a number of communities who we haven't managed to reach. hundreds of r

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but the pets as we continue to alleviate the pain and suffering that the citizens of texas are experiencing right now. i don't want to leave louisiana out of the equation. as the storm moves across thegulf of potentially being made what is called a third landfall, louisiana, currently 400 in louisiana. there are anticipating large flooding across the southwest portion of louisiana and preparing. the governor has not requested a dual status commander, but the louisiana national guard has if itfied a dual standard looks like it will be required. we anticipate louisiana will also request dual status commander as texas has already done. like to the size before we go to questions, this will be a long-term effort. usually when the guard response to hurricane type events, normally we talk about the first and then we are recovery effort. due to the nature of this storm as it has dumped record levels of rainfall across southwest texas, our response to this hurricane has been very different than we have looked at before. the planning associated with it had to be different because of the nature of it.

beyond anything experienced — the assessment of the us national weather service as thousands of peoplere rescued from rising floodwaters in texas. a warning to stay away from east sussex beaches and to keep doors and windows closed after a suspected chemical leak led to 50 people reporting eye and throat irritation. a change in policy on brexit — labour says britain should stay in the single market and customs union for a period after the leaving the eu. victims of the grenfell tower fire are remembered in a minute ‘s silence at the notting hail festival. some attending the carnival thanked the firefighters who attended the fire injune in which 80 people died. and mo salah helped liverpool produce a devastating display of attacking football to thrash arsenal 4—0 anfield. good evening and welcome to bbc news. two lorry drivers have been charged with causing death by dangerous driving, after 8 people in a minibus were killed in a crash on the m1 near newport pagnell yesterday. four others, including a 5 year old girl are still in hospital. the driver of the minibus who's among the dead,

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