north america with probably not very much time spent here in the uki north america with probably notpent here in the uk. i am very pleased that you picked up on that because that is been the question. over the past few days, how was this in half and, half out role going to actually work and those of the speculation for people not quite working out how that would actually work. you seem to be pretty clear that there not going to try to make it work like that. they're pretty much is going. what kind of precedent is therefore that? the most dramatic precedent is when henry viii abdicated and his wife, the duke and duchess, they went into exile. but they were going into exile. but they were going into exile after having abdicated the throne. so the circumstances are very different and i do think there isa very different and i do think there is a parallel in the sense that perhaps abandonment, that they are feeling perhaps like the queen, then king george felt when his brother abdicated the throne. charles and william have pretty much been left in it now and prince of wales and waiting fo

they will spend their time between here in north america.talk about security. the questions will still remain, how will whatever security detail they have to have be funded? how should it be funded?” detail they have to have be funded? how should it be funded? i think perhaps you need to take a step back and we need to think about the likes of david cameron for example. he was not born prime minister or destined to be prime minister but his political career meant he was premised or. david cameron will have security detail paid for by the taxpayer until the day he dies. same with margaret thatcher. there were still policemen standing outside her house until the last two days of her life. it will perhaps be a little bit unfairto life. it will perhaps be a little bit unfair to sort of say to harry, you can't have any protection, because he was born into the royal family full so that was not his fault. the fact is, he is a royal family member whether he likes it or not. a lot of people would say he is entitled to the protection full so it is rea

north america.here is flash photography in this report from our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. canada house in london yesterday. harry and meghan had just returned from their extended break in canada. laughing it's now clear that although they'd been discussing a new role for themselves with other members of the royal family, they did not tell senior members of the family or their officials that they were about to issue a personal statement setting out their intentions. the bbc understands buckingham palace is disappointed — that's unusual. in their statement, the sussexes said: cheering quite what a progressive new role means is unclear, though the statement says they plan to balance their time between the united kingdom and north america. cheering the signs that the couple were unhappy with their royal life have been apparent for some months, notably during and since their tour of southern africa, when both of them gave interviews. harry conceded that he and his brother, william, were not

our north america correspondent bryant reports fr washington. nick: from the president of the united states, an almost celestial entrance. hisdi military chief st at his soldier. a core belief of the trump doctrine on his teleprompter. pres. trump: president of the united states, iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. nick: though flanked by his genera from he decided not to respond militarilyo an's attacks. he has opted for more sanctions against iran, a de-escalation. and there were call for america's allies including britain to abandon the iran nuclear deal negotiated by the obama administration. pres. trump: they must break away from the remnants of the iran deal, or jcpoa, and we must work together towards making a deal with iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place. nick: christmas 2018. and a surprise visit from donald trump to the al-asad air base in western iraq, one of the targets for last night's iranian attack. the pentagon received what one official called multiplern hours wag from satellites and commun

they have also said they now plan to divide their time between the uk and north america.hink it is worth bringing to give that statement in full. it is entitled "a personal message from the duke and duchess of sussex." after message from the duke and duchess of sussex. " after many message from the duke and duchess of sussex." after many months of reflection and internal discussions, we have chosen to make a transition this year in starting to carve out a progressive new role within this institution. we intend to step back as senior members of the royal family and work to become financially independent while continuing to fully support her majesty the queen. it is with your encouragement particularly over the last few years that we feel prepared to make this adjustment. as i said, they have said that they intend to balance their time between the united kingdom and north america. while, they say, continuing to honour their duty to the queen and commonwealth. they say the geographical balance will enable them to raise their son with an appreciation for the royal tradition i

and north america, and they plan to earn their very own living.buckingham palace says that arrangement is complicated. i am laura trevelyan. thanks for watching "bbc world news america." narrator: fuseing for this prentation is made possie by... babbel, an online program designed by language specialists teac spanish, french and more. narrator: funding was also provided by... the freeman fodation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. narrator: be more, pbs. ♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight... >> iran appears to be standing down, which is a good thing for rties concerned, and a very good thing for the world. >> woodruff: ...president trump nsvows to impose new sanctnd calls for european countries to aabandon the nuclear dealer iran's missile attacks on u.s. forces in iraq. then, australia burning. the devastating toll of the historic

they are talking about balancing their time between the uk and the north america. the us or canada? i don't know if it is canada, but there would certainly wouldn't be surprising if there was a significant amount of time in canada, but it there is the sense there might be a desire to spend some time in the united states, particularly given that is where megan's mother is, and she has some fairly high profile friends such as serena williams, who are also in the states. we a re serena williams, who are also in the states. we are all speculating at this point, but the idea that it could be a significant amount of time in canada might not be such a surprise. thank you so much. thank you. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. the new president of the european commission says it will be impossible to reach a comprehensive post—brexit trade deal with the uk by the end of this year. speaking just before a meeting with the prime minister, ursula von der leyen said if the deadline was not extended, certain areas of the talks would need to be prioritised. the uk

. >>> duchess meghan shotted in north america. where she's headed. >>> and america strong tonight. bruce springsteen's son making news. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. and we begin with that scare and tonight, the emergency response after a delta passenger jet dumped fuel over children playing on a school playground as that jet was preparing for an emergency landing. several children and adults have been treated after that troubling sight in the sky. you can see the fuel streaming out of the passenger jet as it prepared for that emergency landing at nearby l.a.x. airport. it turns out there were at least three schools in the path of that jet. students and staff reporting tonight they could see, they could smell the fuel. first responders rushing to the scene, tending to the children where the fuel came down. tonight, delta airlines now saying the plane was dumping fuel to get to a safe weight to land the plane, but what is the protocol when you're flying over schools, over neighborhoods? abc's zachary kiesch on the scene in los

markle have announced that they will step back from their royal duties and spend more time in north america in other words a royal couple are relocating outside the u.k. quitting their job which means no royal paycheck anymore the news reportedly took prince charles and even the queen by surprise but here he is meghan's wedding back in 20 team was seen as a new start for the british royal family but the honeymoon between the u.k.'s tabloid press and the newlyweds did not last very long. and the decision by prince harry and the duchess of sussex one has certainly given people across the u.k. something to talk about here's a sample of commoners opinions about this very royal. it hasn't made a comment to show i think it's been growing for a long while and this is shine and because that what's been spent on them with the role letting in windsor and the royal family. the heritage of i think it is a shame. that they decided to do that i didn't understand i think i understand the kind of scrutiny and to the way that the media is betraying me good luck with it i can see why they would feel the need

would you expect to be different in north america? i do think so. is great joy america? i do think so. i think there is greatjoy in the duchess having married into the royal family. there was great interest. toronto itself is a city, well over half of the people come from somewhere else. many of them do not look like the royal family has traditionally look. there is great interest in that in the city in particular and in many parts of canada. i think there is a little bit less of that aspect coverage of the royal family here and people simply don't understand why those kind of comments may have been made by some particular in the tabloid press. briefly, clearly quite a lot to be sorted out. what questions would you like to hear answers to?|j think canadians are interested to know what percentage of time they will spend here, and if they will spendin will spend here, and if they will spend in or the us, it would be hard for people in canada to accept they would go to the us given out relationship with the royal family. there has always been jealousy

prince harry and meghan plan to split their time between the uk and north america. made, apparently, without consulting any of them. president trump has said iran appears to be standing down after tehran launched more than a dozen missiles at air bases housing us troops in iraq. mr trump said no americans were injured in the attacks. but he also said he would impose further sanctions on tehran. more hot and windy weather is expected in australia as the bushfire crisis goes on. 27 people have been killed since the fires started in september and at least 2,000 homes destroyed. millions of animals have been killed. the prime minister has announced more money to help communities rebuild.

the majority of their time in north america.t was suggested just a few days ago, just a short time ago where they would split their time between the two countries. the majority of their time in north america. that if they want to do commercial deals with any corporate entity anywhere in the world, they are able to do that. they are free to do that. that they will not do that -- they are assuring the queen -- in any way that would be an embarrassment for her, they will uphold her values. but that is pretty stunning in and of itself. those two pieces of news give you a picture of the new life that harry and meghan are about to embark on. and it is effectively, a life -- i want to say, it's a -- it's a non-royal life in all but name. in other words, they keep their title, albeit they won't use the his royal high nice her royal hyun nice title. they'll be living not in the uk, free to do deals. >> i had read a report that suggested this was something that was in the making the moment their son archie was born in may of last year. an

europe, north america, south america, our strategy is to strength enthat. what i say is real and happens, then this alliance will become very attractive. so we are not hunting because we have so many other things to do. but i guess in the future, they will get to hunting in the appliance to strengthen it >> i'll take you back again to the north america where you don't have a lot of exposeer it seems like both parties have cooled down. we don't know if the u.s. president will come back in and impose tariffs renault must be in a better position than other automakers >> in that sense, you are right. we all hate uncertainty. there is quite significant and sensitive issue. hopefully in 2020, everybody will go back to the region and have a smooth outcome of these discussions. hopefully it is not more witness the fact for the global economy in north america like in europe if the auto industry is sound. it will be sound for our country. you have to understand that the industry is a solution for the future, not a problem. we better think twice before hitting on the

prince harry and meghan say they will split their time between the uk and north america and will workbecome financially independent. it follows weeks of speculation about the couple's future after they took a break from royal duties. senior members of the royal family are understood to feel hurt after not being consulted before the decision was made public. the other main story tonight... iran fires more than 20 missiles at us air bases in iraq in retaliation for the assassination of their military commander — there were no casualties, says president trump. iran appears to be standing down. which is a good thing for all parties concerned, and a very good thing for the world. mystery after a ukrainian plane crashes shortly after take off in iran killing 176 people — other airlines are now avoiding iranian airspace. and breaking cover in beirut, the fugitive former nissan boss carlos goshn on why — but not how — he skipped bail injapan. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, james anderson is ruled out of the rest of england's tour of south africa with a broken rib. good evening. the d

that is the first time large numbers of british regulars are fighting in north america.hey learned quickly from their mistakes. then they returned to the european army. back then, gentlemen dressed a certain way. as befitting their status. there is one way of singling out an officer in a position of authority. it was a way of him demonstrating his prestige. officers tended to come from money, et cetera, so sort of dressing that way was just part of the culture. but again, when they come back to north america, they change those customs. they adapt. the british army will have a pretty strong debate in the 1780s and 1790s over what kind of tactical modes are best. officers who stay in europe, spreading out like this, you meet a bunch of french cavalry in europe you are dead. the army that fights under wellington, partially through the influence of a young officer in north america to have both the steady thin red line that could hold its position against french columns but also lots of squirmishers, light infantry regiments and rifle regiments and each line regiment will hav

they will earn their own living and they will spend most of their time in north america.as born to be royal will no longer style himself as his royal highness. she will not call herself her royal highness. that hrh styling applies to full—time, working members of the british royal family which, come the spring, harry and meghan will no longer be. they are going with the best wishes of the queen. in a statement from buckingham palace, she said:. she went on:. she added:. the details of how their new life will work are comparatively sparse. it is clear many of them have still to be worked out. but here are the essentials. under the new arrangement, they are required to step back from royal duties, including official military appointments. so harry will have to give up his role as captain general of the royal marines, a role he took over from his grandfather. they will no longer receive public funds for royal duties. they will still receive some funds from harry's father, the prince of wales, but they will be free to earn their own livings and there are no restrictions set o

popularly, there was a great rivalry at the time between french north america and british north america, and after what we call the seven years war we call it the french and indian wars, 1750s, 1760s, one reasons why the brits triumphed was the population of british north america, because britain had such a loose and haphazard colonial policy. they would sometimes be overbearing. other times, they would just ignore us. our population was over two million. french north america was 60,000 because of the rigid control from paris, but also key to that was the belief you could reinvent yourself. what frederick jackson turner talked about. the idea you could move, you could re-create yourself, start over. the past was not going to hold you back. the future was yours. it was in your hands. what we call the pioneer spirit, entrepreneurial spirit, you can do it, whatever name you want to put to it. that was critical. and the idea, too, which dovetails with the freedom is that ultimately, consent has to come from the governed. consent has to come from the governed, which is critical, because the

here's our north america correspondent, peter bowes. another tense night.the us embassy, are based in baghdad's green zone, where several rockets fell. the iraqi military said there were no casualties. on tuesday night, the pentagon says iran launched 16 short—range ballistic missiles against two us bases. again, there were no casualties. but it was a gesture of retaliation that met with strong support on the streets of tehran. donald trump's response was measured. he suggested iran was standing down and that americans should be grateful. but iran and the us are still locked in a tense stand—off. the question is — what happens next? in washington, the british foreign secretary met with his us counterpart to discuss the ongoing crisis. we are absolutely committed, as our american and european partners are, to avoiding iran acquiring a nuclear weapon. we've obviously been committed to thejcpoa but we've reached a point where noncompliance has been so acute in the most recent steps taken by iran that obviously we are going to be looking very hard at what shoul

there will be so many people in north america.n outpost at the winds are family but they are not, are they? it will be very different from that. it is not as if they will be the north american branch of the family. and then there's having your cake and eating it. ithink then there's having your cake and eating it. i think you're absolutely right. the important thing is they have left. they are finished with the royal family and any kind have left. they are finished with the royalfamily and any kind of working sends. and therefore, they are out there on their own. the mail on sunday. a price of an exit. this historic deal, they are free to make their money but will uphold the queen's values. some of this was about getting away from the scrutiny of the british media, that there will be scrutiny wherever they go. yes, that they are going to try to make money, they are only going to be able to make that money by having a profile. and by having a profile, what goes with that is scrutiny of your every movement. they came under a lot of

prince harry and his wife announced they'll step back from broiled duty since spend more time in north america. even took the queen by surprise. hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. says appears to be standing down in its confrontation with the united states while he himself has not threatened further military action the president was speaking after rand launched a missile attack on u.s. military installations in iraq but caused no casualties. a crucial and highly anticipated moment. no americans were harmed in last night's attack by the iranian regime. we suffered ok. all of our soldiers are safe and orderly minimal damage was sustained at military bases donald trump confirming no troops were injured or killed in iran's missile attack meant there was no need to escalate tensions between the 2 countries . it's all about the iranian state television had earlier claimed missiles fired by iran's forces had killed 80 u.s. soldiers at the ein al assad air base in iraq because. the attack was an act of revenge for the killing of top military commander general kasim any the move has been wid

the couple said that they intended to split their time between the uk and north america. in a statement posted on that instagram accounts, the couple said: with us now as our royal correspondentjohnny bynum and since he broke this news about an hour and a half ago i have to say i have been trying to make sense of it. i hope you can, are they essentially saying we are resigning? no, they are not. they are talking about and they —— i will use their work website, a a new working model. what is clear as they are going to spend a lot of my time outside britain, they have made that clear in their original statements, north america i'd like talk about probably canada into that, he spent six weeks there, they clearly enjoyed themselves there and they are no longer going to take part in i think it's fair to say this institutional structure of the royal family as they have done for the last couple of years. that includes the way that they feel with the media, which is still the traditional media, the print and broadcast media of the uk, they have put out a statement again saying th

the rules of origin also required that 70% of vehicles made in north america are made in north america. that is the first time ever as well. i think that that is also important. the nafta labor and environmental standards that have been talked about, promises on paper, but not enforceable under nafta. now they are enforceable. that is important just to bring a 25-year-old agreement up to speed weird we had to do that. look, is it perfect? no. this is a big improvement. a vote for nafta is a vote for these improvements. a vote for the status quo. i am pleased that sharon and gary and columbus, ohio, will now be able to in their business be able to have more access to canada, mexico. our biggest trading partners by far. contacting me as a dairy farmer. we'll be able to sell more to canada and get his prices up. i am pleased that our autoworkers will have a more level playing field. this ispo all critical. it is important that we do move forward today. congratulations on being a guest today and getting this on to the senate floor as soon as possible. >> senator warner for three minutes. >

there was a great rivalry between french north america and british north america. after the seven years war, the french and indian wars, one reason why the brits triumphed was the population of british such america, it's had loose policy. sometimes it could be overbearing. sometimes ignore us. our population was over 2 million. french north america was 60,000. was the belief you could reinvent yourself. jackson talked about, you could move and start over. the past was not going to hold you back. the future was in your hands. the pioneering spirit. self-improvement, whatever name you want to give to it. that was critical. and the idea which dovetails with freedom, ultimately consent has to come from the government, which means the rule of law -- this is critical. if you want to do something that challenges the existing power structure, many societies will crush you. china had shipbuilding capabilities every bit as good than those of europe. the authorities decided they did not like this exploration. they broke the ships up. they told the sailors, try that again, don'

most of the time in north america.ing when this comes into effect in the sky will be the limit. the others usually hi profiel royal couple. they will continue to uphold the values set the queen and as daniela said this is a test of their integrity because as nothing inform holding them to that. this is about them sending what to do. the question ichai of sussex royal because they will not be using isn't her royal highness, that has been made very clear. again the suggestion it would not be palatable if they were to brand themselves as royal highnesses operating autonomously privately. sussex royal isa name, autonomously privately. sussex royal is a name, there is a? other that we have not had an answer and whether they will use that for the foundation moving forward. what about the money side? they're paying back £21; million which a lot of people has caused bitter rancour, the fact that the taxpayers money spent on renovating their home. they are going to that fact. in a pr point of view is that a good thing? it was t

north america landed in charleston. it was a cruel and barbaric business that paid no heed to any contemporary notion of human rights slave owners were allowed to do whatever they wanted with the people who were their property. charleston prospered under the slave trade and the british crown filled its coffers with taxes. in the colonies this bred resentment and they began to turn against british control the colonies were flourishing and did not want to follow orders whether in their business dealings or their religious beliefs from the north to the south this was something they agreed on. eventually in boston tensions boiled over. when london issued new duties on basic commodities such as paper leather and the colonies demanded no taxation without representation their protests were met with force. the conflict turned deadly when british soldiers shot and killed 5 people during protests in boston the king in london now offered to abolish all taxes except for the tax on teen but it was too little too late. the revolution

our north america correspondent peter bowes has the latest. another tense night.nment buildings including the us embassy are based in baghdad's green zone where several rockets fell. it is said there are no casualties. on tuesday night the pentagon's as iran lodged i6 short—range ballistic missiles against two us bases. again, there we re against two us bases. again, there were no casualties. it is a gesture of retaliation that met with strong support on the streets of tehran. donald trump's response was measured. he suggested iran was damping down and that americans should be grateful. but iran and the us are still logged —— locked in intense downer. the question is what happens next? i believe we are safer today than before president trump ordered our military to take out qasem soleimani. this was a man who had been leading a terrorist state sponsored organisation in the region, sewing violence. but what president trump, our commander—in—chief, demonstrated that we have a president that is also willing to use american literary might to protect american life. eve

the duke and duchess of sussex also say they plan to split their time between the uk and north americathe surprise move comes after the pair publicly revealed their struggles with the media spotlight. here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. canada house in london yesterday. harry and meghan had just returned from their extended break in canada. laughing it's now clear that although they had been discussing a new role for themselves with other members of the royal family, they did not tell senior members of the family or their officials that they were about to issue a personal statement setting out their intentions. the bbc understands buckingham palace is disappointed — that's unusual. in their statement, the sussexes said: cheering quite what a progressive new role means is unclear, though the statement says they plan to balance their time between the united kingdom and north america. cheering the signs that the couple were unhappy with their royal life have been apparent for some months, notably during and since their tour of southern africa, when both of them gave intervi

harry and his wife megan announcing they will step back from boyle duties to spend more time in north america talking about how it was reportedly kept up a look. i'm called aspen thanks for joining us president donald trump says he ran appears to be standing down. in its confrontation with the united states while he himself is not threatened any further builds a reaction against iran the president was speaking at the white house after iran launched a military attack with missiles at u.s. troops based in iraq iran had claimed that at least 80 americans have been killed but trump said that no wives were lost in the attacks. a crucial and highly anticipated moment. no americans were harmed in last night's attack by the iranian regime we suffered ok. all of our soldiers are safe and orderly minimal damage was sustained and our military bases are donald trump confirming no troops were injured or killed in iran's missile attack meant there was no need to escalate tensions between the 2 countries. it's all about the iranian state television had earlier claimed missiles fired by iran's forces had kil

although it can be made and certainly in north america where the problem is much greater, there is apioids such as fentanyl in illicit factories to sort of sell on to the black market. because it is 50 times stronger, when it is made illicitly in these drug labs, it is very difficult to control. how do we stop this? what steps need to be taken? there has been a great awareness about opioid use over the last few years. we know certainly in north america and the usa there is this opioid crisis and we want to try and prevent the uk getting into that same situation. the committee i am sharing has been looking mainly at the regulatory framework within prescription opioid use, to try and make sure that is tightly controlled. trying to make sure that health care professionals are very well educated in the use of opioids and fenta nyl is well educated in the use of opioids and fentanyl is a particular example where we need to educate because often health care practitioners are not aware about how potent this drug is. is there help therefore people who are using fentanyl or have been addicted

and the couple has not said where in north america that they would live part time, but meghan has familyr toronto, and her mother lives in l.a. >>> we're now hearing from the fiance of a texas mother who was strangled after vanishing with their 2-week-old baby. police say heidi broussard's body was found last month in the trunk of a car belonging to her close friend. and the baby was found in her home. that friend was charged with kidnapping, and now shane carey is speaking out for the first time since being reunited with his infant daughter. >> i don't understand still. like it's still not real. you know, it's still not real. like i wait for like a phone call, you know. it just makes me angry. these beautiful kids don't deserve this. she didn't deserve this. >> heartbreaking. the suspect is accused of faking her own pregnancy and may have been planning to pass off the baby as her own. we'll have much more of our exclusive interview later on "good morning america." >>> well, some good news here. there's been a drop recently in a record number of cancer deaths. the american cancer society

under their own laws in north america they have prince andrew who is continually facing baybay serious accusations in relation to the extreme case they have. queen louise getting old nationals back to turn 94 and can turn now says it is looming large on the horizon and does not command the same respect and support between us that support for the moment in this country is high it is why shallow we did opinion polling around the times how these where the showed the vast majority who were not interested in the wedding the vast majority were fairly indifferent about all of those but were at the moment happy to continue with the institution but there's all sorts of reasons for that and a lot of that is because people stop to challenge the institution to think about it and the source of storage put all the nuts and bolts out and they. know bit by lightning guess who will stop me is this really a sensible way to operate in the 21st century it's a valid question i mean it's hard to predict what's going to happen to the house of windsor or we can say tonight for one thing that this story certai

although it can be made and certainly in north america where the problem is much greater, there is are there are people making synthetic opioids such as fe nta nyl in making synthetic opioids such as fenta nyl in illicit making synthetic opioids such as fentanyl in illicit factories to sort of cell onto the black market. because it is 50 times stronger, if it is made illicitly, it is very difficult to control. how do we stop this? there has been a great awareness about opioid use over the last few years. we know certainly in north america and the usa there is this opioid crisis and we want to try and prevent the uk getting into that same situation. the committee that same situation. the committee that i am chairing has been looking mainly at the regulatory framework within prescription opioid use, to try and make sure that is as tightly controlled as it can be. for example, trying to make sure health ca re example, trying to make sure health care professionals are very well educated in the use of opioids and fe nta nyl is educated in the use of opioids and fentanyl is a particular ex

north america. that's the first time ever as well. and i think that's also important. and this is all in usmca but not in nafta. the nafta labor environmental standards have been talked about. they were promises on paper but not enforceable under nafta. now, they are enforceable. it updates the standards, as well, which hasn't been talked about as much and that's important just to bring a 25-year-old agreement up to speed. we had to do that. so look. is it perfect? no, no agreement's perfect. but this is a big improvement. and a vote for nafta is a vote for these improvements. a vote against it is a vote for the status quo. i'm pleased, who have contacted me are now going to be able to, in their budding ebay business to be able to have more access to canada and mexico, our biggest trading partners in ohio by far. i'm pleased a dairy farmer whose farm i visited in ohio is going to be able to sell more to canada and get his prices up. i'm pleased that our auto workers around the state are going to hav

harry and meghan markle and i'll still step back from while doing this and spend more time in north america will take a look at the fallout. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us what caused a ukrainian a passenger plane to crash in iran just minutes after takeoff all 176 people on board were killed in wednesday's crash the ukraine international airlines jet was on its way from the iranian capital tehran. on to the ukrainian capital kiev iran says the crew put out no distress call but did try to turn back to the airport before the plane went down now ukraine has sent a team of investigators to iran to join the search for answers the crash has caused shock and grief in both nations. marking a day of mourning ukrainian president for not a ms event ski of the growing memorial to those who died in wednesday's crash. as the scramble for on says gets underway he appealed for international cooperation to establish what caused this tragedy. i ask everybody especially when ukraine is in the middle of an information war to refrain from manipulation speculation conspiracy theories snap ju

when you're talking about the best airport in the u.s., north america, you come indiana. >> absolutely. why woouldn't you come to indiana? >> reporter: mario rodriguez is the executive director of the indianapolis international airport. for seven years in a row, it's been ranked north america's best by the airports council international. opened in 2008, indianapolis is the first airport terminal in the u.s. designed with post-9/11 security in mind. its high ceilings and large windows let in ample natural light which better illuminates the restaurants and local artwork. there is even live music on friday. >> we've been desensitized, and we've been trained to think that the airport experience is horrible. why should that be? that only happened just recently. you know, before it was the miracle of flight. traveling was exciting. >> reporter: but for most americans, it's been a long time since flying was anything close to exciting. smaller seats, fuller plane, and often dark, dingy terminals that feel a bit like bus stations. >> we invented the aviation system, and we don't have one of the

if i was a brand that wanted to target, say, north america, you know, i might wa nt to north america,n north america? it can be hard to find that out, can't it? its not hard at all. there is a huge amount of data available when it comes to assessing which talent you work with on social media. that is what makes it incredibly exciting. it is also a huge challenge for the industry because the more we become obsessed by those numbers, the more people will find a way to circumnavigate the authenticity of those numbers and people are buying followers and so on and so forth. we haven't got long left, but is there an element... this influencer sprung up out of nowhere. it is now thriving. depends possibly on economic fortunes, doesn't it, in terms of how much people are ready to support them, but is it there to stay, will it last? absolutely. i think it is a seismic shift in the way that an entire generation consume both their information and their entertainment. what we will see going into the future is a consolidation equality. yes, everybody can start an instagram account, but only the re

if they we re and canada or north america. huge, security normally comes from british police, the metropolitan police and it would rack up huge bills if those security officers were having to go with them back and forth between canada and the united kingdom. that in its own right and that is taxpayers money which would be used for that. the other issue of course is the financial issues again, but the issues of them wanting to be financially independent which presumably means they want to work. but the palace is we understand, they would be very concerned about them going into the sort of commercial world. there are precedents in the password members of the royal family have done that and it has led to reputational damage, so there will be a lot of issues about that as well. all of this will become a kid if you're running a company but these are close relatives, and it seems that there is a lot of upset between certain sides of this family stop huge amounts. the palace have said that the royal family is disappointed and hurt by