we may as well go back to norfolk. basically, califor your was it the promised land that my mother thought it would be. know the go west young lady and so so just as we came to california with a call from the navy, we went back to norfolk the same way they were moving our ship to the other fleet. and so we got a car and we drove back to norfolk. but what happened was i get back to school, to norfolk after school has started it later in september. so that group of kids that were in the room where they say raise your hands, we need volunteers. some of those children had quietly over the summer whilst in norfolk change back to go to the black high school boogie washington it was and so i get to marry there were some of the kids from that class there, but not all the ones who raised their hands. day i had no choice. i couldn't change because i was too late and so i had to go to white school, as they said. it's just as time as your poetry is. so i'm wondering if you had any particular influences or your poets that you parti

joining us to talk about those concerns is the ceo of norfolk southern.to see you again. alan: a pleasure to be with you. last time we were together was seven months ago in the immediate aftermath and at that point i made the commitment that we were going to make it right and we are keeping our promises and i'm proud of the progress made but i understand there's more work to be done. geoff: there are residents who say they are still suffering damaging systems, they want or testing and more clear assurances about the safety of their homes for they want health care costs to be covered and in the event they develop cancer or serious health problems paired what can you offer -- problems. what can you offer? alan: i go back multiple times a month, and i'm there to remediate but also listen, to hear what norfolk southern can do to help. the things we really hear about our concerns about water testing, concerns about property valuation and long-term health care. just yesterday, we were able to make an announcement of a $4.3 million grant to enhance the city wate

joining us now to talk about those concerns is the ceo of norfolk southern, alan shaw. you for coming in. alan: it is a pleasure to be with you. the last time we were together was in east palestine in the immediate aftermath. i made a commitment that we were going to make it right, and we are keeping our promises. i am proud of the progress we have made. i also understand there is a lot of work left to begun. geoff: residents still say they are suffering devastating symptoms. they want assurances about the safety of their homes. they want health care costs to be covered now and in the event they develop cancer or some other serious health problem. what can you offer in the way of definitive guarantees? alan: i go back multiple times a month, and when i am there, i am there to oversee our progress and our investment in the community to help it thrive. but i am also there to listen, to sit down with citizens and hear their concerns and hear what norfolk southern can do to help. we hear concerns about water testing, concerns about property valuation and long-term health ca

. >> hey arthel, norfolk, virginia is dealing with a significant flood threat especially as we approachigh tide here part i want to show you because you look behind me might look a lot like waves you'd see on the beach this is the elizabeth river just outside of norfolk. take a look at the rough waves you can already see developing here. this low-lying coastal city is surrounded by rivers and bays so title flooding has been really the key concern for city officials here as the strong wind gusts can push all of this water into roa roadway to inunde the city especially downtown here. with summer and we could be seeing still some trouble of course. the state of virginia under state of emergency. that was issued yesterday. norfolk city leaders took that as a sign really preventative measures we do see significant title flooding. they closed several flood gates were placed all around the city into the pump stations if water starts to build up on those roads to get the water out into the river hopefully prevent a very serious situation. but damage reports still coming in from across the state

norfolk showers. lincolnshire, norfolk especially through the morning.e northern isles staying quite breezy here, but elsewhere , breezy here, but elsewhere, light spells light winds, some sunny spells feeling pretty pleasant after that chilly start , 14 to 18 that chilly start, 14 to 18 degrees. now it is going to turn cloudier in the west and come the afternoon, rain is going to push northern ireland. push into northern ireland. that's to heavier that's going to get heavier overnight then in these overnight and then in these western wales , northern western areas of wales, northern ireland scotland , ireland and parts of scotland, we at heavy and we are looking at heavy and persistent sunday. persistent rain through sunday. that cause some problems, that could cause some problems, the some flooding the potential for some flooding . it turns windy everywhere, although and although many central and eastern will stay dry and eastern areas will stay dry and bright. that wind coming from the south. so bringing milder air. more widely air. so temperatures mo

norfolk showers. lincolnshire, norfolk especially through the morning.wers over the northern isles staying quite breezy here, but elsewhere , breezy here, but elsewhere, light spells light winds, some sunny spells feeling pretty pleasant after that chilly start , 14 to 18 that chilly start, 14 to 18 degrees. now it is going to turn cloudier in the west and come the afternoon, rain is going to push northern ireland. push into northern ireland. that's to heavier that's going to get heavier overnight then in these overnight and then in these western wales , northern western areas of wales, northern ireland scotland , ireland and parts of scotland, we at heavy and we are looking at heavy and persistent sunday. persistent rain through sunday. that some problems, that could cause some problems, the potential some flooding the potential for some flooding . it turns windy everywhere, although and although many central and eastern stay dry and eastern areas will stay dry and bright. that wind coming from the milder the south. so bringing milder air. widely air. s

nicole valdez is live in norfolk, virginia now with more. hi, nicole. reporter: hi ish sha nor fox, virginia, is facing a significant flood threat as o'fill ya moves north this low-lying coastal city is literally surrounded by rivers and base. so tidal flooding real possibility when you couple that with intense rain bands, well that could spell major trouble but let's first get to some incredible video just in from the u.s. coast guard showing, an intense mission five people rescued off the coast of cape lookout, north carolina last night. that includes three kids after you look at just those incredibly dangerous waves that happened well we faced strong wind gusts before tomorrow ophelia made land fall but a state of emergency that was put in place yesterday afternoon. and that's when norfolk, city leaders decided to take some big steps to try to minimize that flood threat. they actually closed floodgates that are in place and surround the city especially downtown. and have called in staff to work pump stations to help again, try to control the amount o

simon ingram has been running the cromer pharmacy in norfolk for the last ten years. 0k. can be hard work to balance the books. the cost of running the shop keeps going up, and yet the fee he gets from the nhs hasn't changed in four years. when we lose a member of staff, we might not be able to replace them. you know, we are having to look at what we can spend. you know, we have had many members of the team choosing themselves to come in, work through their lunches, come in early to try and keep up with the workload because they're concerned that things won't be ready for patients when it needs to be. be. how much of a crisis is this for pharmacy? i'd say it's pretty large, really. he says from time to time, the two other pharmacies in the town have to temporarily close, putting more pressure on him and inconveniencing customers. there are 10% fewer community pharmacies than there were seven years ago. across the country, more than 200 closed in the first half of this year, and there are more than 700 expected to close in the next few months. and, according to one survey,

and of those 30 62 are in scotland and the rest in england by 28 were in one single care home in norfolkot the virus got the variant but have recovered. what the uk have security agency say is they now believe there community transmission, it is spreading in local areas in some parts of the uk. how fast does it spread? officials are simply saying they need to do more work and more monitoring to see whether it is spreading faster oral not then previous strains of covid —— or. they say there is no evidence either way to make that kind ofjudgment at the moment. h0??? way to make that kind of 'udgment at the moment.— the moment. how much concern is there about _ the moment. how much concern is there about the _ the moment. how much concern is there about the variant? _ the moment. how much concern is there about the variant? it - the moment. how much concern is there about the variant? it is - the moment. how much concern is there about the variant? it is not i there about the variant? it is not known officially _ there about the variant? it is not known officially as _ there about the varia

lincolnshire, norfolk , especially through the norfolk, especially through the morning.ing. but they should be fading should showers fading, as should the showers over the northern isles. staying quite but quite breezy here, but elsewhere, winds , some elsewhere, light winds, some sunny spells feeling pretty pleasant after that chilly start, 14 to 18 degrees. now it is going to turn cloudier in the west the afternoon , west and come the afternoon, rain is going to push into northern that's going northern ireland. that's going to overnight. and to get heavier overnight. and then of then in these western areas of wales, northern ireland and parts scotland, are parts of scotland, we are looking heavy persistent looking at heavy and persistent rain through sunday. could rain through sunday. that could cause some problems. the potential flooding. it potential for some flooding. it turns windy everywhere, although many and eastern areas turns windy everywhere, although manstay and eastern areas turns windy everywhere, although manstay dry and eastern areas turns windy everywhe

it's thought to be linked to an outbreak of infections at a care home in norfolk. hugh pym is here.is no evidence it causes more rapid transition or that it makes people more seriously ill and previous covid variants are more seriously ill and previous covid variant- more seriously ill and previous covid variant . , covid variants we have seen in the ast. 36 covid variants we have seen in the past- 36 cases _ covid variants we have seen in the past. 36 cases so _ covid variants we have seen in the past. 36 cases so far— covid variants we have seen in the past. 36 cases so far in _ covid variants we have seen in the past. 36 cases so far in the - covid variants we have seen in the past. 36 cases so far in the uk. i covid variants we have seen in the | past. 36 cases so far in the uk. 28 were at that care home in norfolk including six staff and residents, we are told they all have recovered from the virus. but the uk health security agency is saying that they believe there is community transition in some parts of the uk. remember the vaccine programme for covid boosters was brought fo

yes, there will be one or two showers around norfolk and suffolk. those generally clearing away.crease across northern ireland, west wales and the far south—west of england late in the day — a few spots of rain here, as well. temperatures 14, maybe 18 degrees — pretty similar to today. as we go into the second half of the weekend, on sunday, we're going to see this quite deep area of low pressure. this will contain the remnants of hurricane nigel. so the white lines there, the isobars, close together, winds strengthening and these weather fronts bringing some outbreaks of rain. that rain particularly heavy across parts of wales, northern ireland, the isle of man, up into scotland, as the afternoon goes on. gales around these irish sea coasts, as well. towards the midlands, eastern and south—eastern areas of england, however, it's looking mostly dry and there will be some sunshine around, as well. temperatures for many of us on sunday up a little bit — 18 to 20 degrees celsius — with a south—westerly wind. it's that south—westerly wind that will keep temperatures around about 18 t

last sunday saw the final edition after 15 years of radio norfolk�*s treasure quest. this statement from presenter sophie little. local radio, as i think we all well know, is a vital public service. and it's my opinion that these drastic sweeping cuts taking place to bbc local radio all across the country are not only detrimental to everyone that enjoys switching on their local station and hearing their favourite shows and detrimental to the local communities who value it and use it, but actually, these cuts are unbelievably unfair to those who need local public service broadcasting the most. a bbc spokesperson had this to say... thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, email newswatch at bbc.co.uk or you can find us on x, formerly known as twitter at newswatch bbc. you can call us on 03700106676. and do you have a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us for now. thank you forjoining us. and do think about gett

the first of these shows, well, rather subdued colors rather subdued colours in the skies in norfolk.the sky and all saharan dust is good for is well blocking out some of the sun's light. whereas in the much cleaner skies and cleaner air that we've had in scotland, some really spectacular sunsets as all of the sun's light can come flooding across the sky. now, looking at the weather pattern at the moment, we've got more of our september heat—wave to come thanks heatwave to come thanks to this blocked weather pattern in the jet stream, a ridge of high pressure in north—west europe is bringing us hot and sunny weather. but in contrast to that, this trough in the eastern mediterranean is what is responsible for storm daniel. and of course, that's been bringing some catastrophic floods to parts of south—east europe over recent days. now, looking at the weather picture as we go through the next few hours, for the vast majority, we're looking at dry conditions with just a bit of low cloud, and mist and fog patches forming primarily around some of the north sea coast in east scotland, easter

tomorrow, some early showers maybe across norfolk. quite windy norfolk. here, the winds . generally of winds easing. generally a day of sunny spells and most places will stay dry. but notice the cloud and rain gathering behind again, temperatures mostly in the high teens. bye for now . the high teens. bye for now. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on a.m. till noon on gb news, britain's news . a.m. till noon on gb news, britain's news. channel >> welcome back. the king and queen are in bordeaux for the fine day of their three day state visit to france . state visit to france. >> yeah, the majesties have had a busy day of engagements ahead of go live where of them. let's go live where they've just disembarked. the british hms duke british frigate hms iron duke docked in bordeaux with the french defence minister, sebastien lecornu . sebastien lecornu. >> and can anyone spot king charles? oh, there he is, struggling to see him there, so he has just disembarked hms iron duke. they've been at a reception on the flight deck

century. rescuers are searching for survivors in the high atlas mountain south west of the city of norfolk cash. tremors were felt as far away as southern spain, morocco's king mohammed has announced 3 days of national mourning. this mountain village is reduced to rubble. despite the scale of destruction survive, it was a remote g. a resident is pulled from beneath the degrees, badly injured by the lies. giving rescue is a rare moment to celebrate. the earthquake struck at night, sending people running from their homes or stuck in their beds with them on the time i couldn't disguise because the roof fell on me. i was trapped. there's one that i was safe by my name, basically at the rubble of with the bad hands, a lot less. they always had to all the wounded would treated a make shift outdoor clinics. others have received no help at all. this man survived, but his injuries leave his family without an income and the food. we have no way to cook and they show that we cannot go to baxley him because of the danger of collapse. the residents are cause a damage to their homes. many wrecked beyond

norfolk showers. lincolnshire, norfolk especially through the morning.ut they should be fading, as should the showers over the northern isles. quite northern isles. staying quite breezy elsewhere, breezy here, but elsewhere, light winds , some sunny spells light winds, some sunny spells feeling pleasant after feeling pretty pleasant after that start, 14 to 18 that chilly start, 14 to 18 degrees. now it is going to turn cloudier in the west and come the afternoon, rain is going to push into northern ireland. that's going to heavier that's going to get heavier overnight. and then in these western wales, northern western areas of wales, northern ireland parts of scotland, ireland and parts of scotland, we looking and we are looking at heavy and persistent through sunday. persistent rain through sunday. that cause some problems. that could cause some problems. the potential for flooding. the potential for some flooding. it everywhere, it turns windy everywhere, although and although many central and eastern areas stay dry . and eastern areas will stay dry. a

went to high school there, norfolk academy and was a high school basketball star, recruited by coach k to plant duke or at least be on the duke team. maybe not to play. >> maybe not to play. [laughing] there as i recall he was told by coach k we have a really guy name danny ferry coming in and he is going to be the kind of like instant practice is that right? >> maybe i i get to carry his shoes. >> so glenn decided not to go to duke. he went to rise when he became the cocaptain of the basketball team, and didn't play that much either. >> didn't play much there either. but i did meet my wife so it was worth it. >> who is now married for 30 years almost. 30 years okay. and he is then went to harvard business school and graduated in the top 5% of his class. in between college at rice where he got two degrees, he worked at first boston in houston. then went to harvard business school makers, then went to mckinsey in washington, d.c. and after about you that was recruited to work at carlisle and was there for 25 years and rose up to be our co-ceo. i did that he was our president and chief

in england have been infected with that variant far. 28 of them at an outbreak in a care home in norfolkut the new variant. we asked whether we should be concerned about the new variant.— about the new variant. we do not know enough _ about the new variant. we do not know enough about _ about the new variant. we do not know enough about the _ about the new variant. we do not know enough about the variant, l about the new variant. we do not l know enough about the variant, as about the new variant. we do not. know enough about the variant, as it stands at the moment. there is some cause for concern. it has mutated how delta how delta mutated. delta caused a huge surge in covid numbers. there is a worry it can make their winter ahead quite challenging. that was dr gopal mehta speaking to chris slegg there. mps are questioning senior civil servants at the uk's department for education today, about what's being done for schools affected by the weakened concrete, raac. the public accounts committee will hold what it's calling an "unplanned session" — following concerns around its use in schoo

lincolnshire and norfolk, through the norfolk, especially through the morning. they should be morninguld be fading, should the showers fading, as should the showers over the northern staying over the northern isles staying quite but quite breezy here, but elsewhere, light winds , some elsewhere, light winds, some sunny feeling pretty sunny spells feeling pretty pleasant that chilly pleasant after that chilly start. 14 to 18 degrees. now it is going to turn cloudier in the west and come the afternoon, rain going to into rain is going to push into northern ireland. that's going to overnight and to get heavier overnight and then in these western of then in these western areas of wales, ireland wales, northern ireland and parts are parts of scotland, we are looking at and persistent looking at heavy and persistent rain sunday. that could rain through sunday. that could cause some problems, the potential for flooding . it potential for some flooding. it turns everywhere, although potential for some flooding. it turns centralverywhere, although potential for some flooding. it turns centralv

some early showers across norfolk . showers maybe across norfolk.he winds easing generally a day sunny spells generally a day of sunny spells and most places will stay dry. but notice the cloud and rain gathering behind again, temperatures mostly in the high teens by for now, the temperatures rising. >> boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . >> join the live desk on gb news. the people's channel, britain's news . news. the people's channel, britain's news. channel very good morning to you. >> it is just about still morning. it's 1123 >> it is just about still morning. it's1123 and you're with britain's newsroom here on gb news with ellie costello and me, tom harwood. >> now a new batch of famous faces will soon be pushed to the physical and emotional limits as celebrity , who dares wins celebrity sas, who dares wins returns to screens next week. >> yes, known for its gruelling and punishing tasks, previous series have been has seen many fall short of completing the full regime . um. full regime. um. >> but will the former health secretary turned

the first shows rather subdued phil collins in norfolk, thick layers of saharan dustin norfolk, thickmes flooding across the sky. looking up the weather pattern, more of the september heatwave to come thanks to the blocked weather pattern and jet stream, a ridge of high pressure in north—west europe bringing our sunny weather, but in contrast this trough in the eastern mediterranean is responsible for stormed daniel which has brought catastrophic floods to south—east europe recently. looking at the weather picture for the next few hours, for the vast majority, dry conditions with low cloud, mist and fog forming primarily around the north sea coast in east scotland and eastern england. that's how we start thursday, some of it will be slow to clear away but eventually most of us will see sunshine. a bit more high cloud across the north and west uk, making the sun shine a bit hazy, another hot and sunny day, temperatures in scotland and northern ireland around 24—27. england and wales looking at the high 20s and low 30s, so quite close to the highest temperature of the year again. 32 rec

the first of these shows, well, rather subdued colors in the skies in norfolk. in the sky and all saharan dust is good for is well blocking out some of the sun's light. whereas in the much cleaner skies and cleaner air that we've had in scotland, some really spectacular sunsets as all of the sun's light can come flooding across the sky. now, looking at the weather pattern at the moment, we've got more of our september heat wave to come thanks to this blocked weather pattern in the jet stream, a ridge of high pressure in north—west europe is bringing us hot and sunny weather. but in contrast to that, this trough in the eastern mediterranean is what is responsible for storm daniel. and of course, that's been bringing some catastrophic floods to parts of south—east europe over recent days. now, looking at the weather picture as we go through the next few hours. for the vast majority, we're looking at dry conditions with just a bit of low cloud, and mist and fog patches forming primarily around some of the north sea coast in east scotland, eastern areas of england.

. >> bret: norfolk southern. estimates its response to the.t will cost at least. $803 million. that money will be used to. remove the hazardous chemicals. but does not include funds to. compensate the community for any. long-term health effects. ohio lawmakers are calling on. the federal government to help. out so this is governor dewine. requesting from fema and. specifically the administration. a disaster declaration and so. far it has not happened. >> so far the president has not. responded to it. only the president can do it. shows complete negligence. i cannot believe, bret, if this. town had went 75% for joe biden. that he would be ignoring them. in the way that he is that's. exactly what has happened. he sees this community not as a. biden community and therefore he. is not doing anything for it. it is shameful conduct. when you are the president you. serve the people no matter who. they voted for and east. palestine deserves much better. from their government. >> bret: you link that. you say it's political. >> 100 percent. 100 percent

and parts of norfolk too. over the northern isles of scotland, where it remains fairly breezy. for fairly breezy. but for most light dry, bright, light winds dry, bright, some hazy on, some hazy sunshine. later on, some rain northern rain will head into northern ireland. temperatures recovering after that chilly start, but still below still maybe a touch below average time of year. average for the time of year. sunday's story. sunday's a very different story. rain and rain comes in overnight and further for further pulses of rain for wales. northern ireland and especially scotland especially parts of scotland could cause some problems. so we have a met office yellow warning in and in place here. many central and eastern dry eastern parts will stay dry through the day. it will turn windy also windy everywhere, but it's also going turn a warmer. going to turn a bit warmer. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> it has genuinely been a

norfolk. there are views on the otherside, of course. but norfolk.hen be empowered to make that decision for themselves.— decision for themselves. what is our decision for themselves. what is your instinct. — decision for themselves. what is your instinct, should _ decision for themselves. what is your instinct, should parents- decision for themselves. what is your instinct, should parents be| your instinct, should parents be told? look, iam your instinct, should parents be told? look, i am a your instinct, should parents be told? look, iam a parent your instinct, should parents be told? look, i am a parent myself. would you want to be told? if told? look, i am a parent myself. would you want to be told?- would you want to be told? if my children were _ would you want to be told? if my children were going _ would you want to be told? if “n; children were going through would you want to be told? if “my children were going through that, i would want to work towards a relationship where they felt able to tell me themselves. but there are some situations

my stock is norfolk southern. >> norfolk southern the cheapest i've seen in a long time. have to buy it, though, in stages. joe in pennsylvania. >> caller: hey, jimmy, this is joe from pennsylvania. my son and i both own shares of sofi technologies and i want to get your thoughts on -- >> it was at $4 when we met at the cnbc terrific ceo conference. $4. he looked me in the eye. i said what do you think? he said we're going higher. stock has doubled. i think it has more further to go. i like the deal that's coming monday. could be a good deal. let's go to rich in california. rich. >> caller: hey, what's up, jim? >> what's going on, rich? >> caller: had a question of a vietnamese ev company -- >> this is not a company you want to be involved with. i don't like anything about it. not a lot of cars sold. please stay away from this. it's the kind of thing that should not be public. i'm a huge fan of the country that it's from but not that deal. let's go to alex in massachusetts. alex. >> caller: jimbo, first-time caller. love your show. question. what are your thoughts on live

. >> reporter: the norfolk county d.a. says preliminary autopsy results for dale mooney suggest there was no traumatic injury, but a medical issue was identified, not saying what that issue was. mooney's official cause of death still remains undetermined pending further tests and the d.a.'s investigation remains ongoing, this as we're seeing a new angle with this video obtained by our affiliate, wjar, taken before mooney collapsed appearing to show several dolphins and patriots fans scuffling. at one point a man believed to be wearing a dolphins jersey throwing a punch keith noonan sitting rows below says he watched as paramedics tried saving mooney. >> i saw paddles come out, so, you know, started to get worried. i turned to my son, and i said, you know, let's just pray for the best >> reporter: so far no charges have been filed, and connecting the brawl to mooney's death could be challenging. there was a death inside the stadium we still don't know exactly why. is there a chance for a lawsuit here >> there certainly is a

glenn was born in richmond and grew up in norfolk -- virginia beach.ent to high school there, norfolk academy, and was a high school basketball star, recruited by coach k to play at duke or at least be on the duke team, maybe not to play. [laughter] as i recall, he was told by coach k, we have a really good guy named danny ferry coming in, and he will be the guy you play against in practice, is that right? governor youngkin: and maybe i get to carry his shoes. david: glenn did not go to duke but went to rice where he became the cocaptain of the basketball team and did not play that much there either. governor youngkin: but i did meet my wife, so it was worth it. david: to whom he is now married almost 30 years. he then went to harvard business school and graduated as a baker scholar, which means top 5% of the class. in between college advice where he got two degrees, he worked in houston, then went to harvard, then went to mckenzie and after that you're working there was recruited to work at carlisle and rose up to be our co-ceo. prior to that, he was

billions of dollars is being sunk into navy ships that may never be ready to go back to battle here in norfolk, virginia, we found ships docked some say they should be retired. instead they keep pouring money into them. we found this ship it's been here in virginia for six years, and we've learned it's not likely to ever go back out to sea the navy awarded $500 million to modernize the "vicksburg", and it's still not done. earlier this month, lawmakers grilling navy officials. >> there's really no excuse. i think it's time for a hair-on-fire task force on this issue. >> reporter: the navy is cutting down repair times, but the backlog still costs taxpayers billions, according to diana maoer. >> it does not make a lot of sense to have a ship sit in maintenance for six years, performing no missions while they're spending tens of millions of dollars on a modernization that may never actually be put out to sea again. >> reporter: the navy has said each year they ask congress to retire old ships, but lawmakers reject because the repair work guarantees jobs in their districts, and others think they n

then there's the day-to-day -- [inaudible] after the norfolk southern derailment in east palestine earlier this year, leaders on both sides of the aisle in congress rightly came together to to start a process to the help make our railroads s raiety act. we're not waiting for congress to do our own continued work on safety under current authorities. but again, a are republican shutdown would stunt our work on new safety rules all because some of these same people who rushed to get in front of a camera during the east palestine derailment aftermath are now demanding education treatment cuts to railroad safety inspections. their proposal would cut 4,000 safety inspections next year alone meaning 11,000 miles of railroad track would not get minuted compared to -- inspected compared to the current levels. so i don't understand how anybody could claim to be serious about railroad safety and then turn around and defund our inspectors. and that's just transportation. a republican shutdown would affect everything from national security and law enforcement to food safety and disaster relief. and, ag

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>> we ordered norfolk southern to clean up the mess. they have responded to our orders to date, and have dotted every i, crossed every t. we are almost complete -- cleaned up the waist -- we will continue to monitor the soil and water for the foreseeable future, and the president's executive order spelled out what we, at epa, have already been doing, which is provide timely updates directly to him so he has the same amount of proposals. >> thank you. now, recognize mister williams, five minutes of questioning. >> administered reagan, we have never met. i want to say how much i appreciate -- you can find me in the corner -- appreciate your direct and relevant answers today. also, admire your command of the issues that are under your jurisdiction. so, please, accept my sincere appreciation. >> thank you. >> one of the key lessons that i have learned about research and development for my business experience, as well as my experiences in equity engineer, training as a nuclear engineer, in the navy, is that scientific innovation or invention

could see some heavy bursts generally through parts of yorkshire down into lincolnshire and north norfolkdespite that sunshine. as we go through the evening and overnight that weather front will sink southwards but we are not expecting much significant rain across south—east england. the band of cloud in east anglia, that is where temperatures will hold up in double digits. low single figures and a touch of light frost not out of the question in sheltered rural glens of scotland. so a cloudy start for the south—east and a lovely sunny start elsewhere but as we go into the afternoon already wet and windy weather starts to approach into northern ireland and the north—west of scotland. 14 to 16 the high but we may welljust north—west of scotland. 14 to 16 the high but we may well just see temperatures peaking at 20 that low pressure drifts its way steadily eastwards and notice the squeeze on the isobars and gales are likely here as we go through the day on thursday. a weather front slicing the country into, to the south of that we might start to dragon something a little more humid once agai

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then there is the date today of after the norfolk southern derailment earlier this year leaders on bothide of thehe island congress rightly came together to start a process to help make our railroads safer. we are still looking for congress to follow through and pass the real weight safety act. we are waiting for congress your own continued work under current authorities. but again a republican shutdown dowould stop our work on new safety rules some of these same people who rush to get in front of the camera during the east impala seen the real aftermath are demanding extreme cuts to rearward safety inspections. their proposal would cut 4000 safety inspections next year alone. meaning 11000 miles of railroad track would not get inspected compared to the current levels. i do not understand how anyone could claim to be serious about railroad safety and then turn around and defend our inspectors. and that is just transportation republican shutdown would affect everything from national security and law enforcement to food safety and disaster relief. and again those house republicans who cre