mr. gardner? guest: thank you. what a nice remembrance of that trip during that very tragic time in american history, but it is true, amtrak brings a level of connectivity and transportation options that is different from aviation and the highways. we certainly need all of these, but it is good to have a mix so that people have choices, so that whether it is some of the incredibly significant weather events we've had over the last years, when these things happen, we have more than one option and as we look toward the future and reducing the greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector, which is a huge piece of the problem globally, we've got to find a way to move people in more efficiently with less carbon emissions. amtrak is a great way to do that. across our national network, we are about to percent less emissions than driving -- 50% less emissions than driving. in the northeast, it is about 80% more efficient. we think passenger rail is a green solution for travel in many corridors going forward. we

mr. gardner? guest: thank you.a nice remembrance of that trip during that very tragic time in american history, but it is true, amtrak brings a level of connectivity and transportation options that is different from aviation and the highways. we certainly need all of these, but it is good to have a mix so that people have choices, so that whether it is some of the incredibly significant weather events we've had over the last years, when these things happen, we have more than one option and as we look toward the future and reducing the greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation sector, which is a huge piece of the problem globally, we've got to find a way to move people in more efficiently with less carbon emissions. amtrak is a great way to do that. across our national network, we are about to percent less emissions than driving -- 50% less emissions than driving. in the northeast, it is about 80% more efficient. we think passenger rail is a green solution for travel in many corridors going forward. we will n

mr moore called this new way of working. and there are some people who are concerned that collaborations outside the security services may present problems. here's our security correspondent frank gardners or, | you know, mobile phones rather, and in a completely different era. and what's he saying now is that there is this - incredible technological _ race going on where not only does mi6 risk getting left behind if they're not careful, - but the country's national security would be at risk if we're not - i keeping up in the vanguard of alll these technological achievements. and what he's talking - about here is things like ai, artificial intelligence, - machine learning, quantum synthetic biology, manipulated biological. _ gene manipulation, things like that. stuff which he says britain's adversaries are doing. - they're pouring billions into it, and by adversaries he means l specifically russia and china. and if we don't, we being him| and m16, he said, if they don't partner up with technological companies outside _ the intelligent space, - they're going to get left behind and it'll be impossible for them to do theirjobs. _ so, i have to say that, you know, although this is, ok, _ |