lucy, what ou think the government, i think. lucy, what you think is — the government, i think. is make the idea - the government, i think. lucy, what you think is make the idea that - you think is make the idea that people are facing more direct costs towards the energy bill problem and they are bound to be covid costs, put this on top? politically we've seen conservatives are worried about their boilers. i seen conservatives are worried about their boilers-— their boilers. i think will be a very interesting _ their boilers. i think will be a very interesting budget - their boilers. i think will be a very interesting budget next| very interesting budget next wednesday because rishi sunak is already said there will be material financial consequences as a result of this net zero ambition. and, as laudable as that ambition really is, ultimately, people do tend to vote because of how the pound of the —— in their pocket is feeling, and whether it's stretching as much as they'd like. and rishi sunak is already said in addition to taxes, because it'll be businesses as well that'll pro

lucy?john says it is _ and more pressure. lucy? yes, i think as john says it is shocking l think asjohn says it is shocking revelation that he was allowed to guide parliament. unsurprising to hearfemale mps to guide parliament. unsurprising to hear female mps to express their shock and horror on that front. it raises questions about the vetting of police and we know from other front pages today that that is going to be reviewed. the systems in place to be reviewed. the systems in place to make sure people like this man never again are allowed to join police forces. questions about him as an individual to understand why he was allowed to sign up. an independent enquiry being asked for today, in light of the whatsapp messages that were being found to have been sent and his attitudes towards women. haste have been sent and his attitudes towards women.— have been sent and his attitudes towards women. we were told that there are now _ towards women. we were told that there are now questions _ to

i new strain of the delta variant, lucy. how worrying is this? i think --eole lucy.e are — lucy. how worrying is this? i think people are nervous, _ lucy. how worrying is this? i think people are nervous, but _ lucy. how worrying is this? i think people are nervous, but at - lucy. how worrying is this? i think people are nervous, but at the - lucy. how worrying is this? i think i people are nervous, but at the same time we _ people are nervous, but at the same time we must recognise that what happened — time we must recognise that what happened in march 2020 was that a lot happened in march 2020 was that a tot of— happened in march 2020 was that a lot of people changed their own behaviour, modified their own behaviour— behaviour, modified their own behaviour because they could see the way the _ behaviour because they could see the way the wind was blowing. and i suspect— way the wind was blowing. and i suspect that a similar thing is happening now, that many of us won't wait for_ happening now, that many of us won't wait for the _ happening now, that many of us won't

lucy, we mentioned — figure, i would say. lucy, we mentioned the _ figure, i would say.vernment. _ more can be done? i think that the government. you _ more can be done? i think that the government, you know, _ more can be done? i think that the government, you know, has- more can be done? i think that the government, you know, has its- more can be done? i think that the i government, you know, has its usual track— government, you know, has its usual track of— government, you know, has its usual track of putting out posters, memes, graphics— track of putting out posters, memes, graphics on— track of putting out posters, memes, graphics on social media, on billboards, getting gps to contact pregnant— billboards, getting gps to contact pregnant women to assure them that the vaccine _ pregnant women to assure them that the vaccine is safe and recommended for them _ the vaccine is safe and recommended for them. there are various different— for them. there are various different channels and tracks. many of them _ different channels and tracks. many of them do — different chan

if you meet anyone up there, lucy, give them peace and love from me. >> reporter: lucy does indeed carryrt of a beam splitter assembly. about 3 1/2 years from now, after making a few 30-byes of earth for a gravity slingshot boost, lucy is expected to reach her first objective, an asteroid named donald johansen in the as detroit belt between earth and jupiter. she'll then travel to the trojan asteroids. >> the power of what lucy is able to do by having so many targets, we can construct all these comparisons between all the different varieties and the diversity that we see in the trojans, the unexpected diversity, the different colors, the different collisional histories. it's really a repository of fossils, as we like to say, of things that happened at the earliest stages of solar system evolution. >> reporter: the spacecraft, a little more than 14 meters from tip to tip, is powered by two giant solar arrays that will expand outward like chinese folding fans. they'll carry lucy farther away from the sun than any other solar-powered spacecraft. lucy will never return to earth, but she won'

anyway, if you meet anyone up there, lucy, give them peace and love from me. >> reporter: and lucy doesam splitter assembly. after about three and a half years from now, after making a few flybys of earth, she's expected to reach her first objective, an asteroid named donald johansson. she'll then travel to the trojan asteroids, all named after the heroes of homer's illead. >> web construct all of these comparisons between the variety and diversity we expect in the trojans, the unexpected diversity, the different colors, the different collisional histories. it's a repository of fossils of things that happened at the earliest stages of solar system evolution. >> the spacecraft, a little more than 14 meters from tip to tip, is powered by two giant solar arrays that will expand outward like chinese folding fans. they'll carry lucy far away from the sun than any other solar-powered spacecraft. lucy will never return to earth, but she won't be the last to visit the asteroids. nasa plans to send more. china and russia are teaming up on asteroid mission in 2024 and the uae in 2028. kristin fis

lucy, can we have our cake and eat it on — towards.. lucy, can we have our cake and eat it on this? on this? or do _ towards.. lucy, can we have our cake and eat it on this? or do we - towards.. lucy, can we have our cake and eat it on this? or do we all - and eat it on this? or do we all have to make a much bigger shift? it'll be very difficult, and there are other— it'll be very difficult, and there are other papers who are pointing out how— are other papers who are pointing out how much money the treasury is actually— out how much money the treasury is actually going to lose in fuel duty, for example, if you start getting a lot of people switching to eiectric— getting a lot of people switching to electric cars. that shortfall in tax revenue — electric cars. that shortfall in tax revenue will have to come from somewhere else, so clearly there will he _ somewhere else, so clearly there will he a — somewhere else, so clearly there will be a divide between number ten and number“. where will you get the funding from and how— where will you get the funding from and how will you pay for

para explotar los asteroides de jupiter lucy enviara imágenes que se podrán r de los 8 asteroides y será la misión más lejana alimentada por la luz solar, será la primera vez que una nave espacial vaya a jupiter y regrese a la tierra >> llegamos al final los esperamos con más información que tenganuy buenas tard [♪] [♪♪] [♪♪ [silencio]

lucy hoff has this report from naples. lucy: frustration is running high.paperwork and awaiting a vaccine. the pop-up clinic comes to a town on the outskirts of nichols -- naples twice a day. hundreds of people turn up hoping for up --an appointment but there are not enough doses. this is the only opportunity for many to get a covid-19 shot. sergio runs the center operated by the aid corp emergency. sergio: one of our problems is they oanizing the vaccination in a big vaccination center. not that many people here. they' poor italian they have no car to reach this place. they are out 50 kilometers. we decided to organize this vaccindation date but there are not enough space for more than 400 people at a time. lucy: italy, once you're at the epicenter of covid-19, is beginning its recovery. residents here say they feel left behind. this was once a holiday destination for italy's southern elite but after becoming a hotspot for organized crime in the 1960's, its tourists and many residents left. a portrait of neglect, it is abandoned f thousands of asylum-seeke

and lucy fisher, deputy political editor at the telegraph.a moment, first tomorrow's front pages. let's start with. .. the i reports on the queens decision not to attend the cop25 climate conference in glasgow next month. the guardian leads with a "thundering wake—up call", as the un warns of a temperature rise of two point seven degrees celsius. the daily telegraph leads with a report by the public accounts committee, which criticises the nhs�* test and trace system as an "eyewatering" waste of cash. the metro looks ahead to the chancellor's budget announcement tomorrow, reporting on the pay rise to public sector workers. the ft says the business secretary kwasi kwarteng is looking to attract investors to help reboot britain's "floundering" nuclear energy programme — whilst attemping to lock out chinese companies. the independent leads with a report that government ministers so let's begin... great to see both of you. mclean pulls out of cap 26 on doctor's advice. we will first, jamie. i think this is good news. it shows that she is listenin

lucy grey reports.azza san giovanni as tens of thousands of italians called for a ban on the neofascist forza nuova party. "yes to vaccination", and "peace", said the placards — a direct response to this one week earlier. right—wing forza nuova supporters angry at the government's coronavirus measures, clashing with police at the headquarters of italy's largest trade union, which was attacked. 12 people, including the leaders of forza nuova, were arrested. they had been protesting against the so—called green pass, which makes everyone prove on arrival at work that they are fully vaccinated, have recovered from the virus, or have a recent negative test. for those without one, you can be fined or suspended without pay. now unions have come together to call on the government to dissolve neofascist or neo—nazi groups. translation: a union that defends our rights j was attacked. this is an attack on democracy. translation: we came | from belgium to show our solidarity, this is an international problem. the n

it's all part of a planetary defense strategy, even as lucy begins. it's years long. search for answers and gallagher al jazeera miami, florida. scientists have worn, there's no end in sight to a volcanic eruption on the spanish island of la palmer. lava continues to pour from the cranberry via volcano it began erupting 3 and a half weeks ago. sulfur dioxide samples indicate eruption could last a weeks or even months. the molten rock has destroyed of a 1400 buildings, or then 6000 people have been evacuated. africa biggest film festival has opened in between a fast those capital after 8 months delay due to cobit 19 the pan african film and television festival. as in running for more than 50 years, an represents a where opportunity or storytellers to showcase decorations on a global stage. nicholas hark reports from walker to in the act of defiance in bertina far so a country were armed groups linked to iceland. now kate are gaining ground despite threats. hundreds of africa's top actors, directors and producers have gathered for the spectacular openin

it's all part of a planetary defense strategy, even as lucy begins. it's years long. search for answers and gallagher al jazeera miami, florida. 3 chinese astronauts have successfully docked at their country's 1st permanent space station. they'll spend 6 months working there that could be the longest any chinese astronaut is spent in orbit. the crew, which for the 1st time, includes a woman will to 3 space walks and install equipment in order to expand the station . early this year, china landed a probe on mars policy. well laid you ideas here in the coming days we will work together carefully to carry out the mission and explore the unit i go. i thank you for your support and care for schanzer 13 crew. we will live up to the expectations of the party and the people please rest. assured scientists of one, there's no end in sight to a volcanic eruption on the spanish island of la palmer. these ally pictures coming from there. now lava continues to pull from they come revere volcano, it began erupting 3 and a half weeks ago. so for dioxide samples indic

it's all part of a planetary defense strategy, even as lucy begins. it's years long. search for answers and gallagher al jazeera miami, florida. meanwhile, a new crew is arrived at china's 1st permanent space station during the 6 months stay, the 3 chinese assaults will install equipment and prepare the station for further expansion. this is the 2nd of all missions needed to complete the space station by the end of next year. the u. s. bond china from working on the international space station. so it spent the last decade developing its own all as you were, you had yes, you brought in the coming days, we will work together carefully to carry out the mission and explore the universe. you go, i go. thank you for your support and care for chanson sorting come. we will live up to the expectations of the party and the people please. rest assured columbia is notorious as the world's largest supplier of cocaine, but it's now positioning itself as a producer, an exporter of another. drug marijuana is being legalized in many countries around the world. and as

it's all part of a planetary defense strategy, even as lucy begins. it's years long. search for answers and gallagher al jazeera miami, florida 3 chinese arsenal. sam successfully dr. their country's 1st permanent space station that's been 6 months working here. and that would be the longest, any chinese astronaut or spent in orbit the crew, which for the 1st time includes a woman will do 3 space, walk to install equipment in order to expand the station. early this year, china landed a program on mars. i lady idea here in the coming days we will work together catley to carry out the mission and explore the unit i go. i thank you for your support and care for schanzer 13 crew. we will live up to the expectations of the party and the people please rest assured. now a new show looking at the legacy of colonialism and the role it played in starting climate change was opened in london. jessica bolden went to have a look. mountains of sugar piled high in a french warehouse, harvested in sugar cane plantations across the globe. the sweet cargo travels thousa

it's all part of a planetary defense strategy, even as lucy begins. it's years long. search for answers and gallagher al jazeera miami, florida on a rush, an actress and film director of preparing to depart from the international space station off to filming scenes for the walls. first movie in space jojo parasol that clement ship anchor and calls me not allegra litski have set their farewells and close the hatch out of their return to earth. the team spent 12 days in orbit filming scenes for that movie. the challenge russian crew beat tom cruiser also plans to fill in space. his flights been delayed to early next year. or now the biggest festival of african cinema is on the way became of us as capital . why do go film showcased at the pan african festival of cinema and television, also known as fest, bucko a made by africans and mostly produced on the continent. a total of 17 productions have been short listed for the best film award. festival has been running for more than 50 years and represents a rare opportunity for african storytellers to showca

it's all part of a planetary defense strategy even as lucy begins. it's years long. search for answers and gallagher al jazeera miami, florida. well, a new crew is arrived at china's 1st permanent space station during this 6 months stay, the 3 chinese astronauts will install equipment and prepare the station for further expansion. it's the 2nd a full missions needed to complete a space station by the end of next year. the u. s. bod china from working on the international space station. so it spent the last decade developing its own all as you were, you had yes. you go up. in the coming days, we will work together carefully to carry out the mission and explore the universe. i go i go. thank you for your support and care for chanson sorting come. we will live up to the expectations of the party and the people please rest, assured scientists of war and that there is no end in sight. the volcanic eruptions on the spanish island of la palmer lava continues to pull from the home, ravia volcano, which began erupting 3 and a half weeks ago. sulfur dioxide sa

if all goes well, lucy will reach the 1st swarm of asteroids by august 2027. before unfurling it's unique array of solar panels. they will be the largest solar rays flying the largest distance from the sign. and so lucy will be the 1st spacecraft that's flying to further on solar power. it'll be years before we get any answers about these ancient roxanne space, but scientists say understanding them will help protect our planet against rogue asteroids that may head towards the earth. it's happened before most famously in 2013 when an asteroid crash through the earth's atmosphere over russia, producing a shock wave that caused mass injuries and structural damage is a scenario scientists of long talked about this mission may be vital in protecting our planet, that is a crucial component of understanding what 3rd, that goes to our old plan of the earth. we can't defend our self from objects which we don't know anything about next month. nasa plans to launch its dark spacecraft with the intention of deliberately colliding with an asteroid. it's all part of a planet

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cnn correspondent lucy kafanov is in santa fe for us. lucy, where does the investigation stand?ly talked off the record to one

hi, lucy, last nighti tried by boat, _ phone. hi, lucy, last nighti tried by boat, 75 _ phone. last night i. tried by boat, 75 people from dunkirk but before we put the boatin dunkirk but before we put the boat in the see the police came and stopped me.— boat in the see the police came and stopped me. when i speak to him, hamid _ and stopped me. when i speak to him, hamid tells _ and stopped me. when i speak to him, hamid tells me _ and stopped me. when i speak to him, hamid tells me that - and stopped me. when i speak to him, hamid tells me that the - him, hamid tells me that the police told the migrants to go back to their camps and try again. he also tells me smugglers had heard he was talking to the bbc and had threatened him, telling him to stop. general travis said his men don't have the resources to detain dozens of migrants. bigger boats with more passengers are one of the ways smugglers have adapted. and it's creating fresh problems for police. have there been times when you have had to let them go because you... with smugglers now using internal waterways to transport

lucy's expected to be operating around asteroids for the next 12 years. duncan kennedy, bbc news.ife rescue centre in boston has given birth to a tiny terrapin with two heads. earlier i spoke to the man looking after it, dr greg mertz, from the new england wildlife centre, this is a diamondback terrapin, a brackish water turtle, a mix of saltwater and freshwater, and it didn't hatch with us, it actually hatched out in one of the nests. this particular title, this species is threatened in the state of massachusetts, and we have lots of people, lots of town people and non—profit organisations who look after individual nests, and one of those nests, this particular one came in from the town of barnstable is, nature group there, and they brought it to us because they were concerned. we are a veterinary hospital and they were concerned about what to do, whether we should destroy it, try to raise it, it was an anomaly. they look pretty big on the screen behind me, but how big are they in real life? they are probably the size of a silver dollar. let me think about this. the good question

it meant lucy wasn't waiting as long as she had to.mental health and ourfamily life, the fact that this new research, this new development means they can do more transplants on children is just amazing and it's going to make such a difference. until now, the wait for a donor has been twice as long among children and babies. what this means is we can double the age range of the patients we can offer it, we've expanded that donor pool that is available so they've got a chance of getting a heart quicker, not laying on a waiting list for so long. the team here at great ormond street hospital have now performed heart transplants using this device on ten children. all have survived with no need for re—transplantation, or any additional time spent in hospital. lucy has made a good recovery and for the first time is able to have a normal, happy childhood. she is doing fantastically. her new heart is working fantastically. all the scans and tests and everything she's had has shown that everything is brilliant so we've got a future now. you just

lucy kafanov. >> reporter: tonight, the first eyewitness descriptions of the fatal moment when alec baldwin pulled the gun from his holster on that new mexico movie set, killing the film's director of photography, 42-year-old halyna hutchins. >> two people accidentally shot on a movie set by a prop gun. we need help immediately. >> reporter: court documents released sunday revealing chilling new details of what happened inside the building on that fateful thursday. the film's director joel souza telling investigators that baldwin was sitting on a wooden pew during rehearsal, cross-drawing his weapon and pointing the revolver towards the camera lens. souza, who was wounded, said he was looking over the shoulder of halyna when he heard what sounded like a whip and then a loud pop. >> we were rehearsing and it went off. we all ran out. >> reporter: hutchins was shot in the chest. souza telling investigators that the cinematographer began to stumble backwards and a cameraman on the set remember halyna

a child should have a mother. >> lucy kafanov, cnn, santa fe, new mexico. >> our thanks to lucy. i want to bring in michelle turner, the host of "entertainment tonight" and david aaronberg, the state attorney for palm beach county, florida. good to see both of you, good evening. dave, i'm going to start with you. i've got to get your reaction to lucy's reporting about the assistant director, he was fired from a different movie after a crew member was injured by a gun incident. whatever the legal ramifications here? does it raise any questions to you? >> yeah, don, that's going to come back to haunt the production crew and that guy at a civil trial because when testimit comes to civil liability, that shows there's a lack of providing the reasonable care that you're owed to everyone there. now, as a matter of civil law, you only need to prove that by a preponderance of the evidence. it's more likely than not that there was negligence. it's different in the criminal context. in the criminal context you have to prove more than just negligence. you've got prove recklessness, and you'v

good to have you with us what could we learn from lucy's work >> the lucy mission is really exciting that are -- they orbit the sun at about the same distance as jupiter they lead in front of jupiter and trail behind jupiter, and there are special remnants that are probably about 4 billion years old. >> wow. >> made up of that material that made all of the plants in the outer part of the solar system, jupiter, saturn, uranus and neptune and by studying the special asteroids we can learn more of what the planets are made of and the whole early story of that part of the solar system. >> man i have heard some noise from nasa about a problem with lucy's solar panels what's the issue and could that derail things here >> so right now we're in the process of collecting information from the spacecraft and learning more about what's going on shortly after launch, we separated from the rocket. we got some great information back from the spacecraft, and it told us that the solar rays which are large, they are the biggest solar arrays that we've sent out to this part of the system they both depl

lucy's expected to be operating around asteroids for the next 12 years. duncan kennedy, bbc news.ood evening. thanks, martine. news on manchester united and liverpool in the premier league to come. if you're waiting for the scores on match of the day and sportscene, you might want to look away now. united lost ground on their rivals, beaten 4—2 by leicester. manchester city, chelsea, who top the table tonight, and liverpool all won, the latter beat watford 5—0. rangers were unable to extend their lead in the scottish premiership. a late goal from second—placed hearts means the gap stays atjust a point. celtic beat motherwell to climb up to fourth, dundee lifted themselves off the bottom, beating abderdeen. leicester tigers maintained their perfect start in rugby union's premiership. exeter chiefs, meanwhile, beat wasps, the victory coming after their opponents had told their travelling fans not to wear the native american headresses associated with the club's name, as patrick gearey explains. exeter chiefs fans are among the most distinctive in british sport, but should the headdr

lucy�*s expected to be operating around asteroids for the next 12 years. duncan kennedy, bbc news.blo escobar nearly thirty years ago. local environmentalists say they�*re an invasive species and have pushed away the native fauna. with more, here�*s david campanale. they have been dubbed the cocaine hippos. brought from the proceeds of drugs, it�*s a drug of another kind that colombian authorities are using to put a halt to the growing number. at the height of his powers, notorious drug lord pablo escobar illegally imported a number of exotic animals, including a male and female hippo. and nature then did what nature does. with no natural predators, more than 80 hippos have come to roam near his former luxury country estate to the north—west of the country. 2a animals have had to be treated with a chemical that will make them infertile. translation: if the sterilisation can be a way to prevent further breeding, at least we mitigate the problem. it is not the solution but it does go a long way to reducing the number of hippos in the world. escobar�*s luxury estate became a theme par

lucy's expected to be operating around asteroids for the next 12 years. duncan kennedy, bbc news. time that the best of the sunshine across northern scotland. it also brightened up for a time across wales, southern england, the midlands and east anglia to give some sunny spells. pick a cloud for northern ireland has been bringing rain ever more recent hours and overnight tonight that rain will be moving across from northern ireland into scotland, across northern england into north wales, the north midlands as well. it is going to be a mild night. 11-13 it is going to be a mild night. 11—13 for most but the relatively cool they're 11—13 for most but the relatively cool they�* re just 11—13 for most but the relatively cool they're just about hanging on in the far north of scotland where it should be a fine start to the day in 0rkney and shetland. sunny spells and one or two showers. a wet start elsewhere in the maintains patria throughout the day. don't buy there aboundin throughout the day. don't buy there abound in scotland and northern england and at the same time we start to see

hi, lucy. we put the boat in the sea, the police came and stopped me. when i speak to him, hamid tells me that the police told the migrants to go back to their camps and try again. he also tells me the smugglers had heard he was talking to the bbc and had threatened him, telling him to stop. general tavart says his men just don't have the resources to detain dozens of migrants. bigger boats with more passengers are one of the ways smugglers have adapted, and it's creating fresh problems for police. have there been times when you have had to let them go because you... with smugglers now using internal waterways to transport boats to the coast, pressure on all sides is growing. over the summer, the home secretary priti patel threatened to withhold more than £50 million of funding for the mission this year, unless france stopped more boats. while on patrol with us, general tavart issued a threat of his own. shared costs are one thing, shared interests and priorities another. france received more t

lucy�*s expected to be operating around asteroids for the next 12 years. duncan kennedy, bbc news.can see from the radar picture earlier on today. some outbreaks of rain moving across east anglia and the south—east, heavier rain pushing in from the west. in between there have been some spells of sunshine. this was the scene in hampshire with patchy cloud and sunny spells overhead and some sunshine to be had on the east coast of scotland as well, that is how it looked in st andrews. as we head into this evening, cloud will win out for most of us, bringing rain into scotland and northern england and parts of wales. to the south—east of that, some clear spells with mist patches. it will be mild for most of us as we start sunday morning, although chile in northern scotland where the skies will remain clear for much of the night and sunshine first thing. we will hold onto that in orkney and shetland. elsewhere a lot of cloud, some outbreaks of rain which will turn increasingly light and patchy through the day, and some bright and sunny spells developing for southern counties of england

lucy manning, bbc news.son has said he's not "worried" about rising prices and the disruption to food and some fuel supplies, saying the country can't go back to what he called the "failed model of the uk economy." the prime minister said the government can't "magic up" solutions and argued supply chains would "sort themselves out." he was speaking to our political editor laura kuenssberg at the conservative party conference in manchester — and her report contains some flash photography. this is fantastic. he doesn't hide how much he is enjoying himself. ahead in the polls with the plump percussion of a huge majority back at parliament. but carefree? the country is not. with rising prices, some empty shelves. prime minister, why wasn't the government prepared for what you describe as very real stresses and strains on the country right now? this is a function of a global recovery and you are seeing stresses and strains caused by the world economy sucking demand for everything from gas to hgv drivers across th

the lucy probe is on its way tojupiter. lift off. solar system. the lucy probe will visit eight trojans, city—sized lumps of rock. we will really better understand all about the asteroid. if you only see one, maybe you got a funny one, by seeing eight you get to really understand what is going on in this population. the probe is named after the fossil lucy discovered in africa in 197a which taught us about where our species came from. this new mission takes inspiration from that name. scientists are hoping it will shows proof of a massive will show us proof of a massive reorganisation of matter, shortly after the solar system�*s formation. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello, it has been decidedly mixed. some of us had played and train others or some sunshine. into this evening, the cloud will win out and producing some outbreaks are quite heavy rain, especially in the south of scotland, northern england and some coming further south—east. it will be mild at the end of the night for most bocelli and northern

armed with cameras lucy will collect the first high resolution images of the asteroids.hope it will help them learn more about history of the solar system. >> now that song will be stuck in my head. thank you. >> all day long. >>> in our next half hour, more on the breaking news of the death of former secretary of state colin powell. >>> new boosters can soon be available here. dr. anthony fauci's take on a third jab. >>> the widespread outages being seen this morning. >>> a live look outside before head to break. you are looking from the mark hopkins camera. it's 5:56. i didn't have to shout out for help. because you didn't have another dvt. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto® is proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt or pe blood clots from happening again. almost 98% of people did not have another dvt or pe. don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor, as this may increase risk of blood clots. while taking, a spinal injection increases risk of blood clots, which may c

the lucy probe is on its way tojupiter. lift off, that was fine, takes flight. sending lucy...nning of the universe. so what are the trojan asteroids? they're asteroids that orbit withjupiter around the sun, that ultimately hold the clues to the formation of our solar system. the lucy probe will visit eight trojans, city sized lumps of rock. we'll really better understand all about the asteroids, so if you only see one maybe you got a bit of a funny one, but by seeing eight you get to really understand what's going on in the population. the probe is named after the fossil lucy, discovered in africa in 1974, which taught us about where our species came from. this new mission takes inspiration from that name. scientists are hoping it will show us proof of a massive reorganisation of matter, shortly after the solar system's formation. aruna iyengar, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at quarter past five, bye for now. hello. this is the latest from the bbc sport centre. the premier league is back and the action

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lucy's expected to be operating around asteroids for the next 12 years. duncan kennedy, bbc news.beaten 4—2 by leicester in the premier league. there were victories for both manchester city and liverpool who top the table, the latter scoring five against watford on claudio ranieri's return. patrick gearey was watching. watford are a club of many managers. claudio ranieri a man of many clubs. perhaps there cards were bound to cross. as inevitable as the arc of a mo salah through ball and the precision of a mane finish, 1—0 liverpool, beautiful, and as it turned out, repeatable. later in the half, another trip through the watford bypass traffic free. who was watching roberto firmino? a question that never got an answer. the second half, liverpool advancing again, that never got an answer. the second half, liverpooladvancing again, ben foster managed to stop an own goal but not roberto firmino. once again he had been lost in space. salah worked his magic in crowds. an escape act which defies belief. iloathed escape act which defies belief. what about that?! — escape act which defies

the fossil remains were named for the band's 1967 song “lucy in the sky with diamonds.”and's lyrics are inscribed on the spacecraft and it is carrying lab-grown diamonds as part of a scientific instrument. lucy's journey includes multiple trips around earth to harness gravitational force, to send it into jupiter's orbit. >> sreenivasan: for more national and international news, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: congress is still stuck on consideration of new infrastructure spending legislation. but, infrastructure projects are not all tied to that decision. the gateway program-- a proposed $30 billion project-- would provide a major upgrade to transit syems that serve eight states and more than 50 mlion americans. it is a tal transit corridor between boston, new york, and washingt, d.c. the project, under consideraon for decades, includes many transit infrastructure elements. earlier this week, as part of the project, new jersey approved a $1 billion-plus contra to build and replace an outdated bridge. but the biggest piece of this infrastructure puzzle is the

the lucy probe is on its way tojupiter. lift off. system. the lucy probe has visited eight trojans, city—sized lumps of rock. we will really better understand all about the asteroid. if you only see one, maybe you got a funny one, by seeing eight you get to really understand what is going on in this population. the probe is named after the fossil lucy discovered in africa in 1974 which taught us about where our species came from. this new mission takes inspiration from that name. scientists are hoping it will shows proof of a massive reorganisation of matter, shortly after the solar system's formation. now it's time for a look at the weather. thank you. good afternoon. from these _ thank you. good afternoon. from these dramatic pictures to a scene like this _ these dramatic pictures to a scene like this, very cloudy for some parts — like this, very cloudy for some parts of— like this, very cloudy for some parts of the uk.— like this, very cloudy for some arts of the uk. . ., .,, , parts of the uk. the cloud has been roducin: parts of

lucy's expected to be operating around asteroids for the next 12 years. duncan kennedy, bbc news.taken place on the islands of derwentwater. volunteers canoed over to them for a final litter—pick before winter, and found serious damage like live trees burned for bonfires. phil chapman reports. you would be forgiven for thinking islands in the middle of the lake not fall victim to damage, but this year there has been more than usual, even here. , ., , even here. they are burning live trees, even here. they are burning live trees. setting — even here. they are burning live trees, setting fire _ even here. they are burning live trees, setting fire to _ even here. they are burning live trees, setting fire to things - even here. they are burning live trees, setting fire to things on l even here. they are burning live l trees, setting fire to things on the floor, leaving tents and rubbish on the islands, and even human waste. it won't sustain all this rubbish which is why we are doing this, just to try and get back to a more natural setting. aha, to try and get back to a more natural se

that's very new zealand. >> stephen: i actually said, it's lucy lolis and brett mckenzie!damn nice? >> i don't know, i think it's just very grounded in new zealand, and you don't get a chance to get too big for your boots. there's a tall poppy syndrome where people in new zealand don't tolerate people being a ( bleep ), i don't think. can i say that. >> stephen: we'll have to bleep it, but an excellent rule. ( applause ) the new movie, "last night in soho," it's a psychological horror. do you like horror films? >> i usually don't gravitate toward horror films. >> stephen: what's it like to make one? >> i think it's pretty similar to being on a normal set. it definitely helps that i don't get scared watching because i happens, i was there throughout the whole shoot and nearly every single shot, so there was no way that i was going to be getting any jump scares. but, yeah, i think just, for me, it was very similar to being on any set, a comedy or a drama. i think on horrors people tend to want to balance the horror with joy and laughter. so it's fun. >> stephen: the director

. >> así a las 5:34 de la mañana la nasa hizo historia lanzando a lucy . >> (audio en inglés). >> duranteillones de años. >> pero cómo fue que se diñó a lucy para la gran misión. >> (audio en inglés). >> las alas fueron construidas por la compañía en california. >> dentro del cohete que los transporta solo vive 21 pies cuadrados este viaje marcará muchos recors será la misión más lejana alimetnada por enetgia solar . >> es un sin duda un proyecto ambicioso porque será primera vez que una nave vaya a júpiter y regrese a la tierrala nasa marcando historia. >> al regresar: una capa de espuma aparece en un río de brasil y pizza hut celebra los sabos de la gente con la sabormaker. porque tu personalizas esta pizza grande con hasta 3 ingredientes por solo $10 dólares. a ese precio hay algo para todos, no importa si eres picante, dulce, ¡o ambos! pide la sabormaker a domicilio o para llevar en pizzahut.com ♪♪ ♪♪ ven aquí. acércate. trae una silla. ♪ porque cuando crees que “mientras más, mejor." la vida es más sabrosa. ritz. el sabor de la bienvenida. la vida es más sabrosa. elije un desayuno co