are still on board. the question is -- i'm sorry? okay, now we are being told that the passengers and crew on this plane have been escorted and taking off of the a330 which is fantastic news. we don't know if the suspects are still on board and if they are, they too will be shortly taken off that plane. the situation broke about an hour ago and it looks like we are getting a very good result on this because we are being told now that the 27 passengers and the pilot boarded this plane with the preboarding or boarding process have now been taken off the plane. we do not know that yet the status of the suspect or suspects but this looks to be a very good conclusion of the situation that has a very bad connotation about 15 minutes ago. we are told this was away from the gate and demands are being made. the a330 was supposed to go to madrid and it's not the gate at schiphol airport in amsterdam and we are being told that 27 people on board are off the plane and safe. the status of the hijackers, we still do n

>> that's right. >> reporter: they have eight of them on board this submarine. one of them already marked war shot loaded. and it turns out that every one of these torpedoes is tested multiple times before it's put into place on a guided missile submarine. >> these torpedoes were shot five times successfully as an exercise torpedo. the engine compartment, the after bombing and the quord gnat nose group, the guidance control group of the weapon before it can -- these weapons actually have run time. >> reporter: petty officer izamar drake conducts a test run of the tube itself. >> shooting 2-4! >> so the force that was getting released in there was the 2,000 pounds of air going in through the firing valve into the turbine ejection, which is pretty much like jet engine spinning it up, which just ejects it out like a giant water cannon. >> we have torpedoes that will basically eliminate any submarine or surface ship if needed. >> if needed. >> if needed. >> reporter: captain burton is the commanding officer of the "uss florida." >> you just look at the region and you

the captain had decided that if we could keep a skeleton crew on board. then the rest of the crew could be repatriated. on the egyptian authorities and the israelis authorities allowed and then call it all from athens through to cairo. i was one of the skeleton crew of the young man i was 20 i was a seaman an old the captain swung to the doctor. in the event that. the canal would open we just needed sufficient crew to mount the vessel and take it out to port side on the mediterranean side and. i didn't really. understand or appreciate what the dangers might have been at that point i just saw well ok. undy only this i don't know of on the money i haven't got children or old age you know it yet it should be me that stays here for half a lover or however long it takes for this conflict to end i have no idea it was going to end up the way it did. as the guns fell silent what to do with the 14 cargo ships stranded in the middle of the canal became a problem that neither egypt nor israel was willing or able to resolve. the sailors on board seemed destined to be

in amsterdam, dutch authorities say they are currently investigating a suspicious situation on board a plane at skippel international airport. nic robertson is following this for us. amsterdam, a huge internal hub. what's going on? >> 67,000 people work at this airport. there are more than 500 outlets within the complex at the airport itself. what we know, a suspicious situation is currently taking place on an aircraft. this began a little under an hour ago. this is what the royal dutch police have announced. they say stand by for more details. what we understand from the dutch national broadcaster at the moment is that multiple emergency and security vehicles have been seen heading towards the airport. the dutch national broadcaster says that they understand the situation that surround way to the airport has a threat to the well being, a threat to life of the people in the immediate vicinity. that hasn't been clard phi yet by the dutch police, but what we understand at the moment is that there is a huge security operation under way at the airport, that the aircraft in question is on

nato allies on board, regional allies on board. none of it works. so all along the military has been planning for alternative scenarios. but bwhat is it, five monthsago on, five months go on before carter finally says, we know ticked through every possible point of pressure and none of them are working. gentlemen, anything else we can do? the pentagon steps up and says, yes sir we been practicing we have a plan. the plan is to take a few helicopters, fly them in, having already placed personnel, some of this is still secretly literally to this day don't know every detail people have been placed securely near the embassy ground to facilitate the release. the idea was helicopters would fly in, come onto the mc ground, at this point there called delta forces special operators who come in and free the hostage. fama united states military has tremendous capacities. we don't necessarily have tremendous capacities in 1980, to engineer this kind of clandestine line special operated driven rescue attempt. the israelis had done something lik

as we know, thatis unit on board the ferry.its can often be airtightand as being cold those units can often be airtight and you mentioned the incident in essex last month where those vietnamese migrants were u nfortu nately those vietnamese migrants were unfortunately found dead. in this case, everybody was found alive. 0nce case, everybody was found alive. once the crew discovered the migrants they alerted police and immediately turned around and headed back to the netherlands. they say that there were 25 of them who were found, when they got to the port the medical services met them and two people were taken to hospital, the rest were given ports hx by the medical staff and are now being processed by police. the police in the netherlands have told the media that they have spoken to the driver at the moment although no charges have been made, although they are talking to him about the possibility of being involved in human trafficking, of course, but as we say luckily these migrants survived this journey and we are hoping to f

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rig in the red sea the rebels still say they've seized 3 ships including a saudi one the sailors on board have been taken to a who the control port near. the official has told on jazeera they'll release a drilling rig if they can confirm it belongs to saudi a south korea the saudi government is describing the incident as a terrorist operation. has more from some out. according to this press release released that they have captured the 3 vessels one belongs to saudi arabia while the they have been giving more details about the other 2 according to sources that . the other 2 believed to be belong to south korea it's an oil rig but the whole thesis during this press release haven't giving the identical more details about the other 2 they have mentioned that they have tried to contact the crow on board of the vessels but they haven't received any reply and that's why because they haven't given them any permission to go to go inside the yemeni region waters so they have to target them to the neighbors the yemeni cost line we have captured the 3 vessels. just 3 miles from the yemeni caused line

ftse100 companies have started to make a change, and by next year there should be a third women on boardson? we are going on the right direction but it needs more time. the guardian has been talking about the problems on the high street, these out—of—town shopping malls, and again, it is having to rethink what would draw people in and keep them there as well. yes. that day out, that experience where everybody‘s boxes are ticked. thanks for the kids, restaurants, cinemas, shopping. say, a bluewater in kent hasn't exactly capped up, but they also hit hard by chain stores closing down lie mothercare. cva has renegotiated wrens and is down 9% like for like —— rents. renegotiated wrens and is down 9% like for like -- rents. places like bond street, the centre of london, westfield, and also places like the lanes in brighton which ijust full of fantastic little independent shops where you find things you aren't going to find in the shopping mall or anywhere else. and it's having to rethink how high streets place themselves. they have do have a usp, don't they? a unique selling point? and brighto

in getting on board with borisjohnson‘s deal at interest in getting on board with boris johnson's dealnterest in getting on board with borisjohnson‘s deal at all. i think he will spend a lot of the campaign criticising it. borisjohnson will go around saying he has an up ready deal ready to present within weeks. last week, we were due to leave the eu. borisjohnson said famously that he would rather be dead in a ditch than ask for a delay. he blames the delay on parliament. parliament would say he needs to take ownership of what happened. he has been speaking in an interview about whether he has been sorry to miss that deadline. will you apologise to those members who voted for you because they thought you would take them out of the eu on the 31st of october? it is a matter of deep... what we need to do now is get on and do it. that was boris johnson speaking on sky. labour have been talking about their offer for this general election. what have they been promising? we will hear lots of offers from the parties in the coming weeks, but they have been announcing a major home improvement pr

see it every that or meetings that political but this if you see more and more young people coming on board. when django is also running on a platform of investing in education and housing her goal being as she puts it to restore dignity to the people of namibia. having fun in cameroon yes you can we often report on the unrest that's from the countries in the speaking regions after separate is declared independence of. thousands have been killed half a 1000000 have fled the violence but today we have a different take in boy one of the main cities in the anger of the country and that a key to comedian has made it his go to bring back some fun and create space the stupor fall. for boy duck comic. it is his 1st performance here in the new phone city oh boy for more than a year. this city has been gripped by tension because of a standoff between english and french speakers incomer rude. but more is determined to move. is important because. people just need to come down for their lives or be and focus on other things or that. recreates part of. it which to me i think there's a reason why it's im

albeit slowly they seem to be coming on board but it is often criticism that countries such as ghana have infrastructure and adequate infrastructure and that also corruption across the continent is a major problems and on these complaints justified and all these problems also addressed. then i think the compact with africa would help to at least address some of the governance issues because one thing that is doing is to try and crowd in the capital. to finance public investments. by doing that. through the p.p.p. i mean that at least there is a sense in which you can bring in some of the governments telling us that you know to come on the government to recommend us so i think there's an opportunity to begin to. create more boston governance and we didn't and with the international issues like the i admit the. what it that i have seen most often is the world bank as well as that can who are also right in some support to to risk. private capital in order to crowded into public investment so i think clearly there is an infrastructure challenge in this infrastructure and then has been ad

filling out the tax forms of what percentage of the effort was made by each one of the individuals on the board. i put 90 for kevin, because i couldn't get any higher. but (applause) (applause) you didn't come here to listen to me, so we will get on with our speakers. i would like to introduce you the president of the uss thresher anc memorial foundation. >> thank you all. please be seated. senator shaheen,, john wiley, good afternoon and welcome to all here today. can everybody hear me? to the thresher crew, your prayers and your dreams have been answered. with your support, we have achieved our mission of erecting a memorial to honor the 129 men lost aboard the uss thresher in the hollowed grounds of arlington national cemetery. this memorial is unique relative to other memorials at p'c. not only does it perpetuate the memories of the 129 men lost, but also their legacy. prior to the loss of thresher, we lost an average of once a marine every three years due to noncombat related incidents. since thresher, we have lost no sub safe certified submarine. those responsible for the sub safe incepti

police say this was not a random attack, we know there were other passengers on board but i'm not urethe fight was about the suspect took off on the train stopped here at the south hayward bart station, but police wernot far behind him. >>partners of the hayward police department that was our had a good description, th

sailboat used to dredge sandbag sand banks in the niagara river it came loose nearly killing 2 workers on board and it became one of the most dramatic water rescues in great lakes history and in the 102 years since the niagara scout has sat 220 yards off the canadian coast slowly deteriorating until last week when over 60 mile per hour wind speed sent the scouts $55.00 yards down river and even closer to the possibility it could finally go over the falls it's flipped onto its side and this spun itself around before finding itself in its new location here's to the niagara scowl and its century long fight with the falls and if you want to see it hurry up born or not the niagara parks commission says it could be stuck there for a day is 4 years home only only mom and nature really know well that's our show for you today and as my fair list co-host tyrrell's intro it says remember everyone in this world we're not told we're left enough so i tell you all i love you on top of the wireless keep on watching the hocks and have a great day and night everyone. join me every thursday on the alex i'm i'm su

police say this was not a random attack, we know there were other passengers on board but i'm not ure what the fight was about the suspect took off on the train stopped here at the south hayward bart station, but police wernot far behind him. >>partners of the hayward police department that was our had a good description, the aerial search and they were able to stop suspects matching the description about a block from here on tennis it. >>th cell hayward bart station here has reopened but bart says to continue to expect dels for the next few hours as for now we're live in hayward michelle kingston. >>on for news. thk you michel want to go to our breaking news of course a story was on her pusng her in go to kron 4 dot com get. the latest news, but we do have some breaking news as well p g v having news nference live this listen enter. >>to see comparison response mark's going to buy some operational updates. >>so a pg meteorologists is where as well as other forecasts agencies. do continue to monitor monitor a very dynamic, a weather pattern that now transpiring over california and wl

that will not be the reality for most people on board these lights. not at all. crew on the plane and the passengers, we will roll in business class and it was quite spooky walking round this huge 787 dreamliner and seeing all the empty seats while you are in the air. i asked the ceo allanjoyce asking why you won't doing tests in economy class. i'm sure you will be fine in business class. he said if they were to do these flights, if they could get the regulations changed, if they could take a. of passengers this distance, they would strip out some economy seats and put in a kind of exercise area and that is why we had someone from the university of syd ney someone from the university of sydney doing this exercise programme. lots of stretching of quads and things like that. you look fine, you look absolutely fine. i am glad you managed to get some exercise in during the journey as well. thanks very much, luke, going to get some sleep. angelina valavina, transport analyst from fitch ratings joins me now. luke lu ke says luke says he is all right but why is qantas e

is donald trump going to get his supporters on board to say don't vote for jeff sessions? or is the president going to stay out of this? this is tricky terrain for jeff sessions. ly note also, this is the seat

. >> the train stopped at the south hayward station for a fatality on board. officers swarmed the station and closed it down. bart has surveillance video. and perhaps cell phone video of the fight. one man died of knife wounds. the other man ran out of the station. a discarded shirt was surrounded by police tape. at the bart station. now, a couple of blocks away from here very close by, at a car dealership and gas station, bart police detained a shirtless man. bart officers were going through the trash cans looking for evidence. several witnesses were at a car dealership where we understand there may have been a car stolen. bart police units brought in a total of five witnesses. one by one. to come by the car and look at the suspect. many of themrin.and gh after th police officers drove away with the suspect in custody. we understand not yet confirmed they may have recovered the knife. on board the train. it had to be a terrifying trip for the passengers. on that car. trapped in there. the two men fighting. one of them ending up dead. >> all right. thank you fo

there are only 53 of us on board because that is as many it can carry this distance. democrats are now focusing part of their impeachment case against president trump on an allegation of bribery. bean counters draw the ire of coffee lovers in switzerland and a mighty row is brewing over the country's emergency supply of coffee. in business: body positive fashion — how india is waking up to the $4—billion plus size market. a warm welcome to the programme — briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation — would you be prepared to sit in a plane for nineteen hours — or would it drive you mad? tell us what you think, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. after 19 hours and 19 minutes in the air, the longest and, at over 17,000 kilometres, the furthest passage flight has landed in sydney australia, having flown from london. it was a test flight run by the airline qantas, to research the feasibility of the ultra long haul route and the impact on travellers and crew. the bbc‘s lukejones was onboard. the first

. >>> the outbreak on board a cruise ship. passengers rushed to the hospital why are they allowing more guests to board? >>> it was a record-setting night for taylor swift at the american music awards as the stars pulled out all the stops for music and fashion. we have your highlights. >>> and "frozen 2" ruled at the box office taking in close to a whopping $350 million worldwide in its opening weekend i it's monday, november 25th "early today" starts right now. >> good to be with you i'm france mena. welcome to one of the busiest weeks of holiday travel. the first of several major storms has already hit the northeast. heavy snow has fallen in ohio creating dangerous road conditions and wintry weather has arrived to parts of pennsylvania where severe weather alert was issued for more on these storms that threaten holiday travelers, here's nbc's dave price. >> reporter: cars sliding off roads in massachusetts icy roads in ohio causing multiple accidents sending four to the hospital. it's a ract nature. a wintry mix in the midwe

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migrant rescue ships to dock a number of european countries are ready to take in more than 200 people on board rescued from the mediterranean sea. saudi arabia is giant state oil company around cairo kickstarts its initial public offering announcing plans to float on the riyadh stock exchange it could be the world's biggest stock listing ask the kingdom 6 to diversify its. foreign film welcome to the program protesters have returned to the open on streets to say keep up that demands for wholesale political reform this is the scene tonight in beirut the country's been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against a political class accused of corruption the prime minister stepped down early this week but protesters are demanding a complete overhaul of the political system. supporters of the political establishment have also been making their voices heard earlier thousands gathered outside barrett to show solidarity with president bush i would who's under pressure to go. date of your reporter abraham said before today extensively from the middle east and guide us through what's happening.

in my i phone or have a 1000 times the capability of that of the computers we had on board the space for at that time i mean it's ridiculous that in my back pocket i have much much more capability than we had in the hood and the entire apollo program. welcome back alex is in conversation with t.v. that abraham who is also behind the campaign for. mike explains how it will make a difference to the lives of so many puppies when introduced next year. i remember when i finally got a dog that i was a lot. we got shot to kill soft he'll kill for. a burrito. folk. and he came back in the bus with me in the mom of his head sticking it was shopping by legal black hole much to the consternation of my father peed in every corner of the living room us as i remember. is than not the can of is not the traditional way that people go poppies and the host important f. is wrong with absolutely nothing wrong with that if you're going to the breeder which is fine and you're seeing the pop interacting with its mom and its littermates in the place it was born that's how you buy a puppy responsibly the alt

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i'd just like to welcome you on board our qantas boeing 787 dreamliner.longest and furthest commercial flight. this is london to sydney direct in 19 and a half hours, but it's not commercially available yet. this is a test, research flight. it's basically to see if ultra long haul is doable for people in the cabin and in the cockpit. the first ever london to sydney flight, 100 years ago, took 28 days. this double sunrise flight did it in 19 hours and 19 minutes. this plane is almost spookily empty. there's only 53 of us on board because that's as many as it can carry this distance. the idea is to carry out some research. this thing may be convenient, but is it safe? special meals have been planned and exercise is being regimented. we're going to do it three times. ready? stretch. that was all right. the passengers are being monitored to assess the impact. every single organ in our body has a clock, and the master clock in the brain is trying to synchronise all of them. and to do that it takes cues from the environment. the three main important cues are li

whenever india is ready they're welcome to get on board as for the significant. understand how much the larger population definitely will play a role in noting economic development in all the time which is you know when she its impact will be a measure we're going to i believe are some great role for the regional development to. more on the intricacies of these massive trade deals we are joined by senior apac international relations policy specialist with the institute for china american studies so rob it is a pleasure to have you here again now what are the concerns that we're seeing that forced india to back out of this trade pact india's concerns are still across the board it ranges from management of data flows to good straight to agriculture. imports but fundamentally it's about india having a weak manufacturing sector and being scared that there will be a flood of manufacturing imports which will displace a lot of people in india the past history of india's free trade agreements opera french and trade agreements that have the agreement the trade deficit has

so we look at our 2017 on-board survey. this survey is updated every four to five years. the last one was done in 2017. had over 40,000 respondents in that survey. so we know a lot about who is riding our buses and where they're going. from that survey we found out that 57% were minority. when we look at kind of geographically based policies and mostly doctor this title 6 analysis that's related to transit stop amenities. we use the 2017 data by black group to see where we're placing those from minority versus non-minority status. this looks at where the low-income population in the city of san francisco is located. i'm very pleased to report that none of our policies when analyzed have created a title vi issue. of course that does not mean by any stretch, as you know, that this system is perfect. we have a long ways to go and we're continually monitoring things. it just means that how we are applying our standards and policies is not having a surprising effect or unintended consequences. it's back in three years for an updated on-board survey as well. then we'll be back i

. >> i'm curious how someone with no experience in a company becomes on the board. information, hunter biden, has broken no laws by serving on a board of directors would have about the withholding of military aid to ukraine? >> reporter: adam schiff said they would evaluate those by not allow the hearings to become a sham investigation into the bidens . they say to publicly testify would be a great risk. nikole killion, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> cbs news quansah special reports this wednesday and friday which you can watch right here on kpix 5 . we are looking at the oracle park with the next general manager has been named. former chicago cubs executive and bay area native scott harris. >> it is a privilege to be here and come back home and work for a flagship organization. >> harris grew up in redwood city and says he remembers watching generations of giants, through. he said he is excited to be back home and be part of the organization. >>> tonight the 49ers put the record on the line at levi's stadium against the seahawks on this veterans day. come in about 5:0

east phone call recordings have been released leading up to the attack which killed all 298 people on board. now at least 4 people have been killed an iraqi capital baghdad in the latest anti-government protest that 62 others of being cheated for injuries many of those choking on take gas a big hit by rubber bullets and $300.00 people have been killed since and rest 1st began at the beginning of october iraq's government has made some concessions but many protesters want a complete overhaul of the political system which i'm jim has the latest now from baghdad. we've been told daily that there are going to be substantive measures discussed and taken in parliamentary sessions and really they have yet to really transpire the parliament continues to meet there are expectations by a multitude of protesters on the streets that they will hear perhaps some news that would indicate to them that the government is actually taking their concerns and their demands under consideration discussing them in parliament and yet that doesn't seem to be the case yesterday as well as today it had been expected th

volume on the big board. the s & p and the nasdaq up just about a percent. minder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. up next, the president of brazil sharing a somewhat cozy relationship with president trump but opening his doors to china. dr. michael pillsbury joins us tonight. we'll take that up and much more. was marie yovanovich caught hiding something in her testimony today? >> policies change but not for those seeking to do the work of protecting tour nation, the work you have done for decades. lou: perhaps without realizing it, congresswoman val demmings did a good job of laying out what they are trying to do in that hearing room. the dimms believe the deep state have the right and responsibility to carry out the orthodoxed policies no matter who is in office. marie yovanovich denied pressuring the ukrainian prosecutor from investigating certain groups. >> i want to reiterate that the allegation that i disaccept night a do not prosecute list was as fabrication. the former ukrainian prosecutor acknowledg

these were test flights with only crew members on board. ilable to passengers by 2023. will you be on the flight? >> am i going to be lying flat? if i'm lying flat, if my body is 180 degrees, served wine and food -- >> you want to be laid out and pampered. >> if you're going to give me 31 inches of leg room, that's another story. >> nobody wants to be vertical for that long. absolutely. my goodness. let's talk about what's going on in walnut creek. heading south 680, making that right turn and heading on 24 westbound, you will run into drizzle. we have a chance of light sprinkles, even a stray shower. best chance across the north bay. this afternoon some fading clouds, sunshine to end the work week. then near record warmth this weekend. a quick return to average next week. this area of low pressure moving through. that's why we have that chance of some wet weather. this high pressure that temporarily went away, it will come back with a vengeance. again, only staying for about three days. today the sunshine arrives too late to give us any sig

and on board america's election express. report from a divided new hampshire, a year ahead of the presidential poll. thousands of scientists from around the world have endorsed a study based on a0 years of research that says the planet is facing a global climate emergency. the group of around 11,000 scientists says governments are failing to address the crisis, and without deep and lasting changes, there will be untold human suffering. gareth barlow has the story. wildfires in the united states, floods in somalia, droughts in the andes, typhoons in asia. symptoms and signs of a changing climate, i climate emergency, according to 11,000 scientists. they have backed a report based on a0 years of data which says humans are facing untold suffering, amid a climate emergency, caused by issues such as booming populations, a rise in air travel, and three numbers falling as forests are felled. our planet is in crisis. you know it, we know it. claim changes are key social and political issue, and the report's authors say governments,