i do understand her point about livingston and the factory in livingston, and that is very important is something we will be working together on to see what more we can do. clarification and a request- _ what more we can do. clarification and a request. on _ what more we can do. clarification and a request. on a _ what more we can do. clarification and a request. on a clarification, i j and a request. on a clarification, i welcome the boosters. could he clarify for people who have had either the astrazeneca or the pfizer, will they be having the same vaccine, or mixing a vaccine, and a request, one of the slowest things when it comes to dealing with the fibre vaccination is the 15 minute wait you have to sit through to see you don't have a reaction. we now should have the data. will you ask the nhs to look whether this can be removed to remove some of the pressure on those delivering the vaccines over the winter? fin pressure on those delivering the vaccines over the winter? on the booster programme, _ vaccines over the winter? on the booster programme, everyone i vaccines over the wi

have lost for the fourth time in five games in all competitions, as andrew shinnie�*s goal lifted livingstonc remain mid—table, four points behind rangers. what a debut series it's been for charlie dean. she produced a superb spell of bowling, taking 4—36, to help england edge out new zealand by 13 runs in the second one—day international at worcester. chasing a revised target of 183 to win because of rain, the tourists fell short in a tense finish as england took a 2—0 lead in the series. jim lumsden was watching. england won the first one day despite its underperformance with the bat. today, the total amounted to three forth before she was sent packing. at one stage, england lost three wickets for nine runs, but lauren winfield hill was proving more dependable until her innings ended abruptly at 39, run out after danny white decided to return to her crease. wyatt made amends, as she hadn't been 63 and england were all out for 197. . �* , ., hadn't been 63 and england were all out for197. . �*, ., ., , , ., a gorgeous shot! 22 before she left... a gorgeous shot! 22 before she left- -- an _

have lost for the fourth time in five games in all competitions, as andrew shinnie's goal lifted livingstonfour points behind rangers. england's women have beaten new zealand by 13 runs in a rain—affected second one day international in worcester. the white ferns won the toss and chose to field. england lost early wickets, but lauren winfield—hill proved more dependable before eventually being run out for 39. danni wyatt excelled with the bat and was 63 not out when her side were bowled out for 197. new zealand were slow to get going, but suzie bates made steady progress before departing on 28. an hour's play was lost to rain — the tourists returned and wickets tumbled. england eventually won by 13 runs to go two—up in the four—match series. champions harlequins opened the defence of their premiership rugby title with a bonus point win over newcastle. louis lynagh�*s two tries were added to byjoe marchant and danny care to earn quins a 26—20 win in the north east. it was a winning start for their new senior coach tabai matson. tries from bibin parsons and amee—leigh murphy crowe saw ireland

rangers are through to the semifinals of the scottish league cup for the update pete livingston to no the keeper. rangers haven't won the competition since 2011. johnson have glasses and they are back into the last four. there also 2— mill winners a whole way at dundee. crawford with the goals and the final 20 minutes. johnson or into the semifinals of the third straight season. johnson or into the semifinals of the third straight season. derby county have entered administration and been deducted 12 points by the english football league. owner mel morris has spent the past two days talking to players and staff, whose jobs are now uncertain. the 12 point deduction means that wayne rooney's team drop to the foot of the championship table, on minus two points. administrators from the firm quantuma have been appointed, who say they are looking for interested parties and want to ensure the club continues to fulfill its fixtures. morris says the club has lost him "in excess of £200m" to date. english premier league and championship clubs will be able to offer licensed standing areas at thei

rangers are through to the semi finals of the scottish league cup, beating livingston 2—nil at ibrox.d administration and been deducted 12 points by the english football league. 0wner mel morris has spent the past two days talking to players and staff, whose jobs are now uncertain. the 12 point deduction means that wayne rooney's team drop to the foot of the championship table, on minus two points. administrators from the firm quantuma have been appointed, who say they are looking for interested parties and want to ensure the club continues to fulfill it's fixtures. morris says the club has lost him "in excess of £200m" to date. english premier league and championship clubs will be able to offer licensed standing areas at their grounds from 2022, as part of a pilot programme. it would mean an end to the ban on standing in the top two divisions which has been in place for more than 25 years, following recommendations made in the taylor report into the 1989 hillsborough disaster. in recent years, campaigners have called for standing to be allowed in grounds once again. barrier seating h

. >> david livingston is the founder and host of "the space show" and joins me now.s. another successful voyage into space by a private company. how much of a step forward does this one with no professional astronauts, how much of a step forward does that represent? >> i think -- well, first of all, thank you very much for this opportunity, kim. i appreciate it. i think it's a big step forward. for space, for sure. but i think in many other areas, not just in space, because so much of what we do in space and learn from space translates and transfers directly back to us here on earth, that it's hard to pi pigeonhole it and say, it's just a leap forward for space. but i believe it is a huge leap forward and nasa has even said that dragon space capsule is probably the safest space vehicle that's ever been flown. the private sector can do amazing things, private money can do amazing things, often things the government can't do. i think it's a win-win all around. >> you say this is important for more than just space and there are examples. what examples are there? >> firs

it adam serwer and abby livingston. think you very much. that breaking news that we mentioned at the top the very first subpoenas that have just been issued by the generous six committee they ought to the president trump's chief and two other trump associates will break down the detail with glenn goldman, next. next. next. and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. i've been telling everyone... the secret to great teeth is having healthy gums. crest advanced gum restore. detoxifies below the gumline... and restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. did you know diarrhea is often caused by bad bacteria in food? try pepto® diarrhea. its concentrated formula coats and kills bacteria to relieve diarrhea. see, pepto® diarrhea gets to the source, killing the bad bacteria. so, make sure to have pepto® diarrhea on hand. we're following the breaking news out of washington tonight, in just the last hour the january six committee, select committee drop for subpoenas for people either workin

celtic are trailing against livingston.he tourists are chasing 198 to win. danni wyatt top scored earlier for england with 63. a handy 39 from opener lauren winfield—hill too. kate cross has taken three wickets, new zealand are 111—4 after 2a overs. rain has stopped play so if they don't get back on, the touring side will level the series at 1—1 on the dls method. that is all the sport for now. newcastle falcons are taking on harlequins on the opening weekend of the gallagher premiership season. harlequins lead 19—17. we're going to bring you the latest coronavirus figures. 29,612 covid—19 cases were record in the past 2a hours. there were 56 deaths within 28 days of a positive test, according to the official data. the new data means deaths in the last seven days were up 3.3% on the week before, while cases continued to fall, down 17.7% on the week before. 81.7% of people have been fully inoculated. a government minister has said there will be no threat to gas supplies in the uk this winter. alok sharma told the bbc�*s andr

you know, they, the agents, when i was told me that they were aware of my communications, mister livingston's family. and so, because of my participation, for example, in tried to diplomacy, which was the sanctioned by the us government. but, you know, of course, the u. s. government, nobody did, you know, i was an admin support of the union nuclear agreement which are considered to be a win win for you on us as well as the international community. and i still feel that way. and therefore, you know, i did not hold back and i was very upfront about it. and i'm really sorry that after all these years, suddenly the us government claims that, you know, i was doing something illegal. that was the case. why didn't they give me a call 13 years ago and say you might be in violation of this? you know, far i have done with a whole number of people. if you go to the justice department's website and you will see that, you know, they made a courtesy call to send letters to these people and say, you know, did you know that you're violating foreign, you need to register and they didn't do that with me. all

david livingstone, citigroup ceo. coming up, a televised debate ahead.n berlin with all the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> at the moment, we are not in a situation that there is no stimulus invested in europe, more than 750 billion euros, a lot. i think we need to go back to normal standards. if you look at the growth rates, yes, we are doing well in austria, but most european countries are doing well at the moment. our unemployment rate in austria is not lower than it was before the crisis. i think the development is good, things are moving in the right direction, we should reduce the similar step-by-step. >> do you worry about a return of the north-south divide where you have tougher more dramatic economists which do not want stimulus and you have the southern countries and you end up with a political fight. >> i cannot say that competition is tough but we leave in competition. all of the european union should be competitive. there is a need to do some reforms, i think some of them did a good job during the last years, they are also developing in the

those are ascension, jefferson, lafourche, livingston, plaquemines, st. bernard, st. charles, st. james, st. john the baptist, st. tammany, tangipahoa, and tara bone -- t erre bonne. one of the requirements is it has to make your home habitable. if it is otherwise too damaged to live in once you get a roof on it, you will not qualify. you can have people check on your home if you have any doubt if you are eligible. i know that that is a long update, and i will take your questions in just a moment. i want to thank the lieutenant governor for traveling with me over the last several days as well, but to conclude, i know people are anxious and tired. i know they are hot, and that tempers can flare when you are waiting in those long gas lines. i am asking people to be patient. the strongest storm -- at this time, the strongest storm to ever hit louisiana, that happened on sunday and through sunday night. on monday, we were trying to open roads and do search and rescue. and really it has just been tuesday, wednesday, and now thursday that we have been able to push out and join forces wi

celtic travel to livingstone.dee searching for their first win at tannadice for 17 years. you can follow the latest on the bbc sport website and live commentary on bbc radio scotland. england's women are playing new zealand in the second one day international in worcester. new zealand won the toss and chose to field . tammy beaumont�*s total amounted to three fours before she was sent packing in the same over by sophie devine... other wickets have fallen cheaply but lauren winfield—hill proved more dependable before being run out for 39. england are 134 for 6 from 30 overs. they're one up in the 4 match series. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you later. let�*s bring you more reaction to the death ofjimmy greaves — ...(read on) we can speak now to former spurs and chelsea midfielder, micky hazard. hello, can you hear me? how would you buy tribute to jimmy greaves? hello, can you hear me? how would you buy tribute tojimmy greaves? i you buy tribute to jimmy greaves? i think the greatest tribute woul

michael smith with the best finish in their 3—0 victory over livingston. of chaotic qualifying at a wet sochi to take his first formula one pole position. the young mclaren driver will start at the front of the grid for tomorrow's russian grand prix, three places ahead of lewis hamilton who suffered an embarrasing pit lane crash and then a spin out. but hamilton can breath slightly easier knowing his title rival max verstappen is starting last after being penalised for a new engine. britain's eventers hold both the team and individual gold medal places at the european championships going into tomorrow's final phase. nicola wilson flew round the course inside the time to go top of the leaderboard after the cross country in switzerland. britain, who are the reigning olympic and world champions, have two showjumps in hand over germany in silver. and on a very late night for sports fans, you can follow anthonyjoshua's world heavyweight fight with 0legansadr usek on the bbc sport website as well as the latest from the ryder cup. but that's it from me. back to y

the heat pumps being made here in livingston release no carbon. step for us is hopefully to start a family. so knowing that we are doing our bit in this company to create a better, brighter future, more sustainable future — for my family and for generations to come — is a big deal to me. so now, we're just checking to see if there's any power coming in. - as an apprentice, bridey is getting ready to join the offshore wind industry. from grimsby, she'll head out to the north sea — to the giant turbines there, rather than to the fishing grounds that once made her home town famous. it's really nice to see that growing from fishing to engineering, and from kind of an old industry to a renewable green one that's definitely, yeah, taking the future by charge. what, for you, is the attraction of working out at sea on these immense wind turbines? i mean, the north sea, i don't think many people romanticise the north sea, but on a quiet day, when the sun's rising, i think one could certainly do that. so i can't wait, it'll be great. so there are new green

and have their residence eligible for the blue roof program are ascension, jefferson, lafourche, livingston, orleans, plaquemines, st. bernard, st. charles, st. james, st. john the baptist, st. tammany, tangipahoa, and terrebonne. after the roof is installed, the home will be declared habitable. one of the requirements to participate in the program is the roof has to make your home habitable. if it is otherwise too damaged to live in once you get a roof on it, you will not qualify. but we want you to call and register and have people come out and check out your home if you have any doubt and you want to participate in the program. you sign up for the program at blueroof.us. you can also call toll-free 1-888-roof-blu. there is no "e" at the end of that one. you will get more information about the program. i know that that is a long update, and i will take your questions in just a moment. i want to thank the lieutenant governor for traveling with me over the last several days as well. but to conclude, i know people are anxious and tired. i know they are hot, and that tempers can flare when yo

elsewhere, motherwell beat aberdeen 2—0 and there were goalless draws between dundee and livingston and if he's not to slip further behind max verstappen in the formula one drivers�* championship at today's italian grand prix. the world champion made a poor start to yesterday's sprint qualifying race and ended up finishing fifth. his mercedes team mate valtteri bottas won, but second placed verstappen gets to start on pole after bottas was given a grid penalty. hamilton will start from fourth. there is an easy win for max tomorrow, so it's going to be a big hit this weekend. reporter: come on, there's a long race to go, right? - still opportunities. as i said, i know what's going to happen. i'll do the best i can tomorrow. ethan hayter could become the first home winner of the tour of britain in five years later today. belgium's yves lompart won the penultimate stage into edinburgh. hayter finished sixth to retain his overall lead, four seconds ahead of his closest rival belgium's wout van art. the race ends this afternoon in aberdeen. and englishman laurie canter will begin today's fin

and there's so many, there's a few little nuggets in the book where you mention the book jonathan livingston seagull and now that struck you personally. you mentioned at some point quietly wanting to be an astronaut. you note you have this adventure within you, and yet your story came full circle back to sort of where you were as a young person. i'm curious how, because it is becoming extremely focused in the last 20 years, and i'm just curious how that whole sort of article went for you? >> guest: well, i still have love for nasa and space travel, and hopefully one day i get a chance to have that experience. but i think the evolution itself was a natural one to happen because of all of the other events that i i had no contro. i just happen to be in the place and the state at the time and had the opportunity to take everything that i've learned and apply it to help deal with that problem. so what was, in terms of my love for adventure, i still have that. still have that very much, but the activism part is more of a heartfelt thing. the things that i have gravitated toward i believe have been

. >> and we'll talk more about this historic event next hour with david livingston, founder and hostbut that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber and i'll be back in just a moment with more news. please do stay with us. for people who are a little intense about hydration. neutrogena® hydro boost lightweight. fragrance-free. 48 hour hydration. for that healthy skin glow. neutrogena®. for people with skin. does scrubbing feel like a workout? scrub less with dawn platinum. its superior formula breaks down and removes up to 99% of tough grease and food residue faster. so you scrub less. tackle grease wherever ishows up. scrub less. sa more. with dawn. why new woolite? because it was specially formulated to protect synthetics and blends from damage in the wash. like fading, stretching, and pilling. new woolite has evercare, a first of its kind formula that keeps today's fabrics looking like new. new woolite with evercare baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malware? nope. -it crushes it. p

professor sonia livingstone speaking to me earlier.and — but, generally speaking, it is going to be a fine day as high pressure noses in from the south. so this is what it looks like through this afternoon. fairly overcast for northern ireland and parts of scotland — although sunny spells in the lowlands for sure. the rest of us, it's a fine day. in fact, the best of the sunshine around the irish sea, wales and the south—west. and decent temperatures, too — around 20 or so. a fine night, not particularly cold, and then tomorrow, more sunshine around — in fact the better day across scotland. still a little on the cloudy side across northern ireland, perhaps some rain getting on in later in the day — at least to the west of northern ireland. top temperatures tomorrow — low 20s. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... government scientists say there could be a largejump in covid hospital admissions in england if restrictions aren't tightened. the government says future lockdowns can't be ruled out. i think it would be irresponsible for

abby livingston, washington bureau chief is with us as well. talk about reaction from democrats in texas as of 1:00 eastern this afternoon. >> reporter: yeah. you know, hallie, democrats knew this moment was coming a few weeks ago whenever that house hearing was held on the bill before it went to committee and made its way to the governor's desk. what i heard from them then, what i am hearing from them today is that there are still 90 days until the bill goes into effect, there's still time for something to happen at the federal level. they are pointing to what the house has already done working to protect federal voting rights, and calling more urgently on the senate to act and do what must be done to protect voting rights, certainly before the bill goes into effect in texas, but if not that, before election day comes and goes, and we saw that bill signing happen just a little while ago. the governor holding the bill up, proudly proclaiming that election integrity is now the law in texas, republicans continuing to say this bill will make it ea

across afghanistan to thank the army national guard troops, the 218th brigade commanded by joe livingston, i know first and they appreciated serving with their afghan brothers. i saw the success in building schools, agricultural projects, bridges and roads and hospitals. my beliefs have been expressed by the "new york post" editorial board september 1. that is "six lies joe biden told about afghanistan." how can any american believe what biden says after he lied? if there's any american citizens left, we're going to stay until we get them out. biden admitted americans remain stranded in afghanistan. a senior state department official confessed to nbc nbc that the majority of afghans didn't make it out of kabul. lie. the united states stands by its commitment that we made to vulnerable afghans like women leaders and journalists. true. team biden didn't ensure american journalistses made it to safety. lie. ask by a reporter of what you've seen happened in vietnam. none whatsoever. zero. true. not even a month later, pictures came from kabul of a helicopter flying over the american embassy.

there's a young woman named and ship and livingston who was a relative of elizabeth. she was a young woman same age as but fraud attended some falls at the powells during the 1780s early 1780s talks a lot about butcherod actually, but she describes one ball in detail her getting ready for the ball and it took all day and she showed up wearing a loomed hat so five giant feathers in the french style. so i love to imagine that outfit at the palo house. and and what kind of performance she was putting on and how she was portraying this gentile woman and as a young woman, too, so that's my little bit about what people were wearing so to speak a little bit about like what was being served. so elizabeth was well known for her dinners, and they were typically three course dinners and they were very very decadent. i guess the most famous example of this is john adams's diary where he writes about a most sinful feast again at the pals all of the things that could delight the eye and he goes on to describe. a lot of different sweets and syllabums and all kinds of alcohol and it'

across afghanistan to thank the south carolina army national guard troops commended by general lob livingston, i know first hand they appreciated serving with their afghan brothers. i saw the united states agency for international development success in building schools. agricultural projects and hospitals and brujs and roads. my beliefs have been expressed by "the new york post" editorial board on september 1st. and that is, "six lies joe biden told about afghanistan." how can anyone american believe anything biden says after he's lied so blatantly? lied? if there are american citizens left, we're going to stay until we get them out. >> biden admits that americans remain stranded in afghanistan. lie, we're making the same commitment to afghanistan to assist in america. truth. a senior state department official confessed to nbc news that the majority of afghans didn't make it out of kabul. the united states stands by its commitment that we made to vulnerable afghans such as women leaders and journalists, truth, team biden didn't even ensure american em plowed journalists made it to safety. li

have lost for the fourth time in five games in all competitions as andrew shinnie's goal lifted livingstonwomen have been set a rain adjusted total of 183 to win the second one day international against england in worcester the white ferns won the toss and chose to field. england lost early wickets, but lauren winfield—hill proved more dependable before eventually being run out for 39. danni wyatt excelled with the bat and was 63 not out when her side were bowled out for 197. new zealand were slow to get going, but suzie bates made steady progress before departing on 28. when the tourists were 111—4, the heavens opened. but the covers have just come off, with play getting under way again. england are one up in the four—match series. you can follow the latest on the bbc sport website. champions harlequins opened the defence of their premiership rugby title with a bonus point win over newcastle. louis lynagh's two tries were added to byjoe marchent and danny care to earn quins a 26—20 win in the north east. italy's filippo ganna has successfully defended his world time trial title this after

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— alfredo morelos took full advantage of a goalkeeping error to help rangers to a 2—0 win over livingstoninus two points and facing a very uncertain future. players and staff are in danger of losing theirjobs, including manager wayne rooney. it seems all that can save them, now is finding a buyer. current owner mel morris, says the club has lost him in excess of £200 million to date. from the new year, football fans will be able to legally stand at selected grounds in the premier league and championship, after a pilot scheme was given the go—ahead. standing has been banned since 1994, after recommendations made in the taylor report, into the 1989 hillsborough disaster. but barrier seating, has been developed which can be converted to standing areas, and campaigners say that safe standing should be allowed in grounds, as a matter of common sense following the lead of scotland. people have been standing ever since taylor and the problem with that is when clubs can't manage the process, you end up in the way ends with people standing in front of people who don't want to or can't stand and it

the heat pumps being made here in livingston release no carbon.nd for generations to come — is a big deal to me. so now, we're just checking to see if there's any power coming in. i as an apprentice, bridey is getting ready to join the offshore wind industry. from grimsby, she'll head out to the north sea — to the giant turbines there, rather than to the fishing grounds that once made her home town famous. it's really nice to see that growing from fishing to engineering, and from kind of an old industry to a renewable green one that's definitely, yeah, taking the future by charge. what, for you, is the attraction of working out at sea on these immense wind turbines? i mean, the north sea, i don't think many people romanticise the north sea, but on a quiet day, when the sun's rising, i think one could certainly do that. so i can't wait, it'll be great. so there are new green opportunities, and they're essential for the uk to go to zero—carbon — and we'll soon see if enough are being created to make that a reality. david shukman, bbc news. the cop26

celtic lost for the fourth time in five games in all competitions as andrew shinnie's goal lifted livingstonr premiership rugby title with a bonus point win over newcastle. louis lynagh's two tries were added to byjoe marchant and danny care to give quins a 26—20 win in the north east. it was a winning start for their new senior coach tabai matson. england's women beat new zealand by 13 runs in the second one—day international in worcester. rookie off—spinner charlie dean had a superb spell to help the hosts to victory, taking four wickets for 36 runs in only her second odi. england are two up in the four—match series. they will be playing again tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. thousands of students across the uk will be heading off to university over the next few weeks. most courses will be offering a mixture of face—to—face and online learning. let's talk to our education correspondent elaine dunkley who's at the university of bolton for us this morning. very exciting times for students and they will be hoping to get the full university experience, less of the online, more of the fa

brothers" and will examine each of the miniseries including damian lewis, donnie wahlberg and ron livingstone no longer alive to bear witness and tell their stories themselves. it is simply unfathomable to imagine what would happen if their narrative fades. it is set to debut september 9th. the 20th anniversary of the show premiere date. it's going to be great. >>> finally, guys, talk about some fun casting, dwayne johnson, ryan reynolds and gal gadot have a new movie coming called "red notice" about an fbi profiler, johnson, teaming up with an art thief, reynolds, to track down gagot who is an even bigger art thief. >> looking for something specific or browsing. >> you're under arrest. >> oh, my god. read the room. >> you want to arrest me? arrest me. >> i just love it. >> we're work wives. >> we're not work wives. >> sister wives. >> we're not any kind of wives. >> that's wonder woman you're messing with, wow. it is an international game of cat and mouse. it's going to be good. gadot joking this is just getting started and has a warning for reynolds and johnson saying keep up if you can. a

alfredo morelos, took full advantage of a goalkeeping error, to help rangers to a 2—0 win over livingstonahead. standing has been banned since 1994, after recommendations made in the taylor report into the 1989 hillsborough disaster. but barrier seating has been developed which can be converted to standing areas, and campaigners say that safe standing should be allowed in grounds as a matter of common sense. this follows the lead of scotland where clubs are permitted to have a safe standing areas. ibis where clubs are permitted to have a safe standing areas.— where clubs are permitted to have a safe standing areas. as we all know, --eole do safe standing areas. as we all know, people do stand _ safe standing areas. as we all know, people do stand and _ safe standing areas. as we all know, people do stand and have _ safe standing areas. as we all know, people do stand and have been - people do stand and have been standing — people do stand and have been standing ever since the taylor report — standing ever since the taylor report on— standing ever since the taylor report on the problem is

elsewhere, motherwell beat aberdeen 2—0 and there were goalless draws between dundee and livingston andur seconds ahead of his closest rival belgium's wout wout van art. the race ends this afternoon in aberdeen. and englishman laurie canter will begin today's final round of the pga championship, one shot off the lead at wentworth. the 31—year—old hit four birdies to finish the dayjust behind leader francesco laporta of italy. ireland's shane lowry, in a tussle with lee westwood for a ryder cup place, is three off the pace. got to mention again novak djokovic. we have had historic achievement after historic achievement at the us open. the first grand slams for an raducanu, we know what a bonkers story that is, but if djokovic can beat medvedev it is 21 grand slams titles, taking him ahead of roger federer and rafael nadal, and he would be the first man to win a calendar slam in the modern era. that is what he really wants, you can tell. it is 7:36am. let's take a look at this week's travel show. this week on the show... upside down in nairobi. the city of love's freewheeling new ideas. a

. >> terrorism specialist, neil livingstone. >> i suspect that we're going to find is that the pilots were overwhelmed, or perhaps that already, and the train pilots from the hijacker camp, were in charge of those aircraft and were willing to die for their beliefs. >> if there was time, if there was, the crew may has been able to press a button and sent out a warning to controllers that there was a hijacking progress. controllers made that have radioed back, but if the crews were disabled, controllers would have been left in the dark for information. whatever else controllers must have been surprised in disbelief, there hadn't been a commercial plane hijacking the u.s. for ten years since 1991, and now this. there are several unconfirmed reports around what may have been happening in the cockpit, there's one from a controller in new hampshire who says that a microphone was left on in the first plane, that the pilot was picking up what was happening and that the controller then heard a terrorist say in english, don't do anything foolish, then the microphone went dead, the transponder w

host: that was josephine in livingston, new jersey.his is from joe in kentucky saying, in my area jobs pay $7.25 an hour. no way you can live that. people are unvaccinated and they will not risk their lives on a wage they cannot live. frank in oregon saying, i think the one-time payment of $5,000 for adults and $1500 for children is needed, plus when you're of grocery supplements at $300 per month. the reason employers are not able to pay wages that match our nation's increased cost of living adjustment. you can continue on with the previous question if you wish or bring something new to the mix. from washington, independent line this is sonja. caller: good morning. i just wanted to bring up, and i know this is getting flooded flaunted around, the wolves got taken off the endangered list. the state of montana, idaho, wisconsin, and i do not know if they have started their hunts, but they are using disgusting ways to murder the wolves. about 40% of the people that do this kind of trophy hunting -- and i am not saying normal hunting -- t

morelos, took full advantage of a dreadful goalkeeping error, to help them to a 2—nil win over livingstonrough... they narrowly beat wolves on penalties. wolves captain connor coady missing the decisive penalty after the match finished level at 2—all. they face burnley next. and arsenal are also through... they continued their good form with a comfortable 3—nil win over wimbledon, to make it three wins in a row now, in all competitions, for mikel arteta. arsenal were drawn at home to leeds in the fourth round. there are details of all last night's games on the bbc sport website. as the excitement builds for the start of the ryder cup tomorrow, team europe have been attempting to win over the home fans at whistling straits. the players appeared in �*cheeseheads' — a nod to the local nfl side, the green bay packers. on paper, the usa, are favourites to win, with 9 of the top 11 players in the world on their team, but ian poulter is no stranger to upsetting the odds on foreign soil he was part of the miracle in medinah, back in 2012 the last time europe won in the united states. i think it i

this is sergeant andy livingstone, who has two daughters.an. he is holding a tiny baby, only two weeks old. the reason he did that, the mother was so tired she just could not keep her eyes open and kept falling asleep and dropping the baby. he said out of the corner of my eye i saw something fall on the floor. the mother was scrambling to pick up her baby which fell on the floor because she could not keep her eyes open. he basically ended up cradling this little girl while mum had asleep as well. another powerful story from afghanistan later on in the programme. from our defence correspondent. if you go to the supermarket this morning, think about this. this study in the times looking at the layout of supermarkets and how it helps us to make decisions. we know putting sweets, biscuits and stuff means he by impulse purchases at the checkout and the impact unhealthy limit —— on healthy living. shops sell 10,000 more items a week of fruit and vegetables when they put fruit and vegetables when they put fruit and veg on the way in. that properly

celtic lost for the fourth time in five games in all competitions as andrew shinnie's goal lifted livingstonrt for their new senior coach tabai matson. and england women beat new zealand in their one—day international. chelsea flower show? i can tell you like that. i can tell you like that. i have not been. i have not been, either. i have been. septemberfor the first time in many years, isn't it? where are your marrows, carol, good morning. a bit previous. for the first time in more than a century, the chelsea flower show is being held in september, which means pumpkins and autumnal colours. members of the royal family and celebrities will get the first glimpse of the show, before it opens to the public tomorrow. our correspondent daniela relph reports. the finishing touches, a finalflourish, the pressure to get itjust right. chelsea is looking autumnal. the change in date this year means late—summer flowers like asters and dahlias are in their prime. and a september show gives designers a chance to display a warmer and grassier look. here, it's all about the trees. david dodd has designed t