chris, part of the rescue team on board. greek island of zante have been told to self—isolate, after some on board tested positive for coronavirus. health officials say seven people from three different parties on tui flight 6215 on tuesday have tested positive for covid—19. public health wales is now contacting the rest of the passengers. the headlines on bbc news... university lecturers warn that plans to reopen universities in september will be too dangerous without a coronavirus testing programme. thousands of anti—government demonstrators take to the streets of minsk again — to protest at what they believe is the rigged re—election of the belarus president. police criticise "irresponsible" actions as thousands attend unlicensed raves in norfolk and near the brecon beacons. let's see how lewis hamilton is getting on and all the other sports. england's cricketers back in action this afternoon — in the second twenty20 of their series with pakistan. and it's pakistan who've set a sizeable score — their highest against engal

we've got the flight surgeons on board that will be able to help us as well. all those things are -- have been thought about and are in place. you know, other than that, it's just time to go give it a try and see how it goes. >> all right. burger from ars tech nicka. >> hi guys, looking forward to seeing you come home at least this weekend. is it true that the crew is referred to as komodo dragon and how would you character size the volume inside the dragon? would you be comfortable in there for two or three days with a couple of people or sit kind of cramped? >> eric, good to talk to you. we're not familiar with that komodo dragon reference for our on-orbit procedure. that's not what we call it. the only other name we've used other than crew dragon is endeavour, and we appreciate them being ok with us putting a moniker on board the ship. that's something we cherish the opportunity to do. and as far as the habitable volume inside the dragon capsule, it's relatively small. if you tried to put a full crew of seven like we had on the space shuttle days inside tha

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they have meals ready to be on tord -- readt to -- ready eat on board the dragon. 's to the experience on entry? g's referring to the gravitational force they will experience from the reentry forces. took a look at the data earlier from the demo one mission. we are expecting the crew to experience somewhere around 4 to 5 g's during reentry. a lot of that will happen when the chutes deploy. on the way up, the experience on the order of 3 to 4 g's. nothing too far out of family for the crewmembers. leah: this view of crew dragon is from the international space station. these cameras can be controlled by mission control houston. joint operations with mission control houston have ended now that crew dragon is outside of the approach ellipsoid. it is entirely under the supervision of mission control in hawthorne, however houston is still monitoring the status of the astronauts and the vehicle. these cameras can be controlled by teams on the ground. they help us to find what we are looking for whenever the astronauts are on a spacewalk or get a better view of an arriving

the people have been treated by the msf team on board, for fuel burns, for seasickness, for dehydrationmount of time because we have over 300. so, the italians, and critics of what you are doing as a humanitarian operation, would say you are encouraging people to make these dangerous crossings because they know they‘re going to be picked up by you. the problem is this, isn‘t it, if you are full now and more boats come across, you‘re not going to be able to pick them up, are you? we are not able to pick them up. and also scientific studies have shown that especially in the last few years where our ships were impounded repeatedly, by italy, by malta, and by other states, that in the large parts of time where there was no rescue ship out in the mediterranean, just as many boats would leave the libyan shore because the problem isn‘t the pull factor, so, the rescue ships, but the problem is the push factor, to the war in libya, the detention centres in libya, and the torture, and the mistreatment that many migrants are subjected to. and the nationality, do you know the nationalities of all t

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we feel like hostage here on board as we have no choice except to being in our cabin, oi'i except to except to being in our cabin, on our balcony, and taking our meal all the day. now another group of people who have been particularly ha rd group of people who have been particularly hard hit by changing government policies are australians. as cases rise, strict arrival caps have been imposed, living people stranded. ellaz have been forced to limit the number of passengers on their flights, pushing up ticket prices and making returning home even more out of reach of —— airlines. i'm originally from the uk but i've lived in australia now for a number of years, i married two and australia, we are all australian citizens, we have four kids. we came on holiday initially in early march for a three week holiday to visit family in the uk and we been trapped here ever since, stranded. and it's now getting on for about four and a half months. the main challenges we have a small house and there are six of us. so we are filming this where i actually sleep. this is my dad's study ina shed sleep.

brain people are on board and right well there are no i mean right in front phones that. have been. in this. is that with everything that i think so i'm just writing books. on the book but the ones that what missions find which. they would probably like to get a lot of the missions that's right more information that we have rigid we have been saying that death toll climb and i say that prime minister narendra modi has also put out a statement what are we hearing from government officials about what's going to happen now presumably an investigation. yes. let's information but we are getting is that. a little bit. right. there between when i'm writing and writing there will be a couple. but i will get your question but i think many of you just being. in the natural. i mean. we are having a result. in an article that the 2nd edition. and regina i know where there are concerns around the weather in visibility but i understand and express is also a low cost carrier what do we know about their safety record so far for them like what what is a india and india express's safety record like so

there were 300 men on board a time. was stovehusetts bow and above the waterline pitch she was not thinking at that point, but it was a large enough hole to take five or six men in abreast and one of her two side wheels was damaged at the same time. so, the captain ordered all the men on board to meet in the strength keep thebow out of the water. and then "the black diamond" swung around the side and the captain thought she was a rescue vessel. so, he ordered his men to jump off " massachusetts" onto "the black diamond", not realizing "the black diamond" was already sinking. in coming alongside, "the black diamond" smashed one of " the massachusetts" lifeboats leaving only one to help everyone. steamer came along just about this time, too, and helped rescue people and get , and that wasoard the steamer -- and he got most of the rest of the people on board there were in the water and still alive. many of the survivors were forced to remain in the water for three or more hours, clinging to bits of debris or anything that t

yeah and wants people to feel comfortable on board his yacht with a private guests all passengers who've signed up for a charter cruise. he. simply thought that if you help people come on board and they put a short out and they're going to disturb people on the couch that means album and that's the whole idea for and i think that's a perfect holiday and has a perfect time on about. built in nights of over the past 25 years yan has owned several luxury yachts the most bigger but that's obvious the boats are about 4 times bigger 5 times bigger even one on the 2140 meter so the whole scale is completely different. down in the ship's hold there's a special piece of equipment. a mini submarine the guests can use to explore the ocean depths one of the guest sons is receiving instructions. turning on to see. yes. yes. yes the young man in the cockpit is taking a certification test flew in the instructor from the netherlands to make sure he'll be saif good this before he gets and then just to but i think he's sitting inside that call for the ball to 2000000 years. it takes 6 people to lift the m

and we start this process and with breaking news an air india express flight with 191 people on board has skidded off the runway while landing in code in care less days a media reporting the pilot has died more than 100 passengers that injured well let's now speak on the phone trying new delhi correspondent elizabeth purana liz i know this all happened less than 2 hours ago details still emerging what do we know at this stage. hine stuff here sir this is a subsidiary of the national carrier air india it's an air india express flight from divide to code the code as you said it skidded off the wrong way during landing and cut a good airport in the city a critical day paralyzed just before 8 pm local time there were 191 people on board including 6 crew members and government officials in parallel have told local media that both of the pilot on board have died but at least confirmed by the airline yet we are hearing that 10 people have been taken to hospital with injuries we can see that the aircraft has broken into 2 pieces that separated and the nationals are. 5 on their way to the airp

astronaut on board chris cassidy and he needed help on board and doug and bob ended up staying for two months. during those two months they did over 100 hours of science and research that wouldn't have been able to take place without them there and bob did four space walks while on board so they replaced the batteries for the on station grid. so really they did a ton of science and work and upgraded hardware and a test while they were on board and this basically was to enable the ground to know what it is like for more than two people to be in crew dragon while in space so they had the fellow crew members come in and they did little things like just eat in the capsule, dress in the capsule, sleep in the capsule to know what that's like with more than just two crew members. so they can form that operational mission that might be taking off as soon as the end of september, four crew members to on board and a little tight and cozy they said so a lot of science, a lot of stuff was done while on board and today was about the splash down but this mission became much more than just certifying

are spread on the board put up with. a crew member is sent up 1st. then it's mary's turn to the 73 meter a sims. goes way back and see her do this so many times i've never get used to. a list strenuous way to climb. after 15 minutes mary is lowered back to the deck she's happy. about it. but the bar you drink. out of it ok better. that evening bill hosts a cocktail party his sumptuously appointed yosh shows the world that he has once again become financially successful and he enjoys sharing his good fortune with his inner circle. they say that is all these people that i know all the very best lawyers like her down there troy charter are going to have a good time and they could see something that they don't really see this is an opportunity for them to see a new piece of art and. it makes you happy to see all. the stuff out there. but bill doesn't only have friends in america there are also those in europe. so he's having the super a sale to monaco are. monaco is located on the french riviera and has been a playground for the ultra rich since the late

about threeer, have days worth of food and plenty of water on board. limiting the consumable for this flight home as was discussed in our pre-return news conference. carbon dioxide scrubbing was the low man on the totem pole for the trip home. they have about three days worth. so you have to think of all these different items that are life-support systems that fall under that consumable, whatever you are mapping, the orbit lifetime that you have. we knew we were either going to return today or within 47 hours so we make sure we have plenty for that situation and ours beyond that is just extra margin. we are always about redundancy and backup plans and every thing like that. >> something else to consider with respect to inventory, during reentry, we don't want anything loose flying around. that is hazardous to the crew, so taking inventory of what has un stowed and re-stowed. it's easy to let go of something and it might drift off behind the control panel. it's very easy for things to drift off on the international space station and get lost. having the

well it builds on an earlier law which stated that company boards should include at least one woman will now rise to 3 for most larger firms by the end of next year to reiterate also by the close of $22011.00 person from a minority community must have a seat at the table 3 a year after the if signed off by b. gov the law will be the 1st of its kind in the u.s. for corporations. to say we're joined live by political activist rogers right brian logan who's a blogger on political and social issues good to see you both. rogers right can we kick off with the ins and outs of this bill the this still appear a tad ambiguous in places but could we know start to see race and gender officially becoming more important than professional law tribute. i don't believe that's the case i mean i will say 1st and foremost it is of course very sad that we needed government intervention and for more diversity on these corporate boards the bottom line is that there have always been qualified people of color unqualified women who just don't have the access to these corporations and it's just important that we d

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. ♪ at least 15 people have died and many more are injured after an india jet with 91 passengers on boardsh landed at an airport after arriving from dubai. the plane split into o on impact. several passengers have been injured after the jet overshot the runway. the flight was a repatriation mission i fian stuck overseas during the coronavirus crisis. here is our correspondent. >> what we have been told by the aviation authority is this flight, it landed and then overshot the runway, and the runway in the calcutta area is elated, like a table type runway. that is how it is being deribed by aviation experts. it overshot that runway and it fell into a valley. that is what the aviation authority is saying. the boss of the national disaster response team saidsohat is the r why the impact is expected to have been quite massive. that is why we have seen iinjurialmost all passengers. dozens of them have been taken no at least two hospitals nearby . we that the national disaster response team is doing checks tensure that there is no one stilltuck inside that aircraft. so we are waiting to hear on

board and staff. i've spent almost three years on the board. i did start with the idea that we were more empathetic and aware of equity an equality issues. somehow we were more progressive in our policies. what i've seen and heard showed me to be wrong about that. doing a quick look back, i found that we had a fair equity study in 2018 possibly earlier, i remember my colleagues from all three counties coming down solidly on the side of better fair policies for low income riders. not once was there push back. it's in tandem with the regional fair programs. those who can least afford the fairs. we still have work that needs to be done. no one is ignoring the issue of fair equity. developing land is another learning curve for me. all these parking lots that have moneying making signs on them. the survey showed we had two plots of land large enough. the housing policy pass by cal train board in february 2020 requires that 30% of each transit oriented housing authority is market rent. all three came down on that policy. i want to thank all the staff

those are two of the major partners in the international space station operations, we use that time on board. >> cool views aboard the cameras on the international space station. gmt is sometimes referred to as utc, or universal coordinated time. slightly different nomenclature. you might hear those calls. leah: it has now been 30 minutes since the crew dragon departed from the international space station. separation coming up 11:30 p.m. gmt. it has completed its first two departure burns, depart burn zero and depart burn one. the next will happen in about 22 minutes. we will be looking forward to part burn two. astronauts bob behnken and doug hurley are out of their spacesuits and won't need to put those back on until tomorrow just before the deorbit burn. siva: so another question on social media right now, lines up well with the view we have of dragon. why is dragon glowing right now? actually, dragon isn't glowing. what we are seeing is the reflection of the sun. right now, both dragon and the international space station not in the earth's shadow. just from this view on the camera compar

when i was on board the space station, we had one of the cargo vehicles, a spacex cargo vehicle arrived and it had been used twice before. >> i want to bring in ali velshi again. we have this beautiful video of the capsule coming back down. there it is again. we talked about the significance of this splash landing. hurricane isaias changing the plan completely. tell me what you were thinking. >> i get so excited about landings. msnbc at one point made a promo of me watching a take off because i can't get enough of it. i don't know, it's weird. when i see it happen, i just think of all of the hope of humanity all at once. one thing that every astronaut i've ever talked to says to me that there's something you will never feel if you're not an astronaut. when you leave and look back on earth or your in orbit and you look back on earth, somehow the things that we all fight about and the things we all disagree about come into sharp focus. every time ipse an astronaut come back to earth, i think here we are populated by one or two people but who understand that the things we can do together a

the aircraft with 191 people on board broke in two after falling 35 feet down a ravine.ur correspondent yogita limaye has more. this plane was bringing home indians who had been stuck abroad amidst the covid pandemic. landing in the dark amidst heavy rainfall, on what many say is a challenging runway, the plane couldn't stop in time. both pilots are among those dead. that seems to have skidded off the runway and we have to remember that it's a table top runway. so it seems to have crossed that runway and fallen into a ditch sort of a place. and because of that impact, there seems to have been a breaking of the fuselage into two and the aircraft, the front portion has been very badly mangled and damaged. locals were among the first to respond. the injured, taken to hospitals in taxis and private cars. families, searching for loved ones they've waited months for. many on board are believed to have been migrant workers who'd gone overseas to earn a living. the crash is yet another blow for a region that is grappling with landslides and the covid crisis. yogita limaye, bbc n

they are going straight into the medical quarters on board the ship. that will be their first stop on planet earth. then they will be making their way into a helicopter and heading back to dry land. the team is going to prepare dragon itself. they are going to begin taking it back to shore. it has been an incredible mission. this all kicked off two months ago on may 30 from launch pad 39 a at the kennedy space center in florida. we had a successful liftoff. it was suspenseful. clearing up the last possible moment. they had a flawless ride to orbit. a 19 hour journey to the international space station where they spent 62 days on board. 63 crewmembers doing science experiments, spacewalks on board the orbiting laboratory. >> the journey home began yesterday when they closed the docked atragon and 4:35 p.m. pacific. after a phasing burn to lineup their orbit, bob and doug rested before waking up for reentry this morning. we successfully performed the final on order -- onboard maneuver to send dragon on the path home. the spacecraft successfully reentered t

arthel: it looks like to crew there on board the ship, that they are in some sort of special gear as d imagine for that very reason. they have masks and tanks on their basks. >> -- backs. >> exactly. if they do have leaks from propellants they wouldn't be exposed to it. the crew inside are safe but the outside crew is who we want to keep safe. arthel: i see. eric: remarkable. you're looking at three guys an maybe a woman, just 3 people taking care of things. i guess, tom, this can become commercially viable. >> sure, instead of 1970's when you had entire navy aircraft carrier involved in recovery, this is slimdown and efficient operation that spacex has put together and the other company boeing will do the same and sierra, nevada, future commercial space transport companies will have a similar runway recovery crew when they get going in the next couple of years. this is a great system and, again, more competitive because you've got commercial competitors involved to lower the cost to nasa and i think it's a great way to go forward. it's good to remember that nasa has own spacecraft, d

this ship reported less than one percent of those on board had influenza like illness on that basis new south wales health decided it was low risk. but nice south wales health wasn't told when more sick passengers came forward later that day. on the final night of the ruby princesses voyage the atrium was packed for the farewell party. we want to say thank you cause it was safer to. use the call to thank you for being part. of this recall just that it isn't. just before 7 pm the ship's quarter agent was dialing triple 0 there was a similar minute phone call from carnival employee. new south wales same 2 words they were trying to book 2 ambulance to take off 2 passengers who had both presented with proper rest between issues and they both had secondary health issues want to do with heart issue and want to do with lower back. and today report there was a risk the patients could have covered 90 certainly in that phone call that that was obvious to me that they were concerned about that and personal protection equipment was mentioned. and symptoms people with the flu so there was certainly

i think a lot of learning from this particular episode, only tui is handling on board is something theyted on arrival. that is what the government will have to learn from now. —— will need to look at now. an investigation is launched after at least 16 cases of coronavirus are linked to a flight from zante in greece to cardiff last tuesday. a passenger on the tui flight from the holiday island says many passengers ignored travel rules and weren't wearing face masks. it was quite scary, to be honest. as soon as we boarded, we realised that many of the passengers hadn't really been educated about the wearing of facemasks. we'll be getting the latest and asking if the airline industry is doing enough. also this lunchtime: calls for next summer's gcse and a level exams to be put back to make up for teaching time lost during the lockdown. the government's month—long eat out to help out scheme ends today, but some restaurant owners want it to be extended. the charge on single—use carrier bags is to be extended to all shops in england, and the cost is to double to 10p. good afternoon. the airli

an biden campaign made effort to bring on board can -- progressives, sanders, and warned supporters.pporters. that fed into the recommendation for the platform. not everything was adopted, but that was a way to allow more thought and more aeration of ideas, and that i think was an unusual thing to see and i do not think we will see it again, but it was a way that there was an effort to more fully unify the party and make sanders supporters feel like they were brought on board. ishink, ultimately, this agenda- maybe biden's does not line up perfectly, that it is in general what you are seeing because of the top of the ticket. there is no adore cement of medicare for all and agree new deal. there is more of a discussion for instance around universal health care and that being a goal, which is something that biden supports using a public option to end private insurance. this has been an effort to bring the party together, but biden was the winner of the primary, so he has the prerogative to direct where the platform went. california, democrat line. go ahead. caller: yes. dncve been watc

we definitely want to bring those back on board with us. shortly here, we should see one of the team members crawl onto the side of the capsule in order to install the rigging like i mentioned. that particular team member is highly experienced and highly trained. as you can imagine, climbing on top of an oddly shaped thing in the ocean could be a little tricky. this person has undergone hours and hours of training and certification in order to perform this very important task. on the right-hand side of your screen, we see the second fast boat approaching. both of these boats needed to wait for their queue from the water recovery lead in order to approach dragon after splashdown. that was to make sure there were not any toxic vapors in the air. now that they have the all clear, we do see them beginning to work on and around the dragging capsule. even though the camera is a little shaky, that water looks superduper smooth. almost like glass, which is ideal for a water recovery like today. again right now, we are expecting about 20 minutes for

and all of the things that we did on board i.s.s. with chris cassidy and anatoly and eye von.st glad to be back. it's gray it's to see how excited everybody was. for our mission and follow it along and we hope it brings some brightness to a pretty tough 2020. >> thank you, doug we now hand it over to bob behnken. >> i think doug covered most of what ekedder one of us would say about the mission itself. i would add it's a humbling experience to be a part of what was accomplished with the spacex vehicle just a wonderful team on the nasa side and spacex side to pull it off. it took years in the making. doug and i have been working at for a good solid five years to get to this point and it's just awesome to see it to fruition. one of the things that we are most proud of is bringing launch capability back to the florida coast, back to america. and of course landing safely at the end of all of that. just again humbled to be a part of such an awesome team and awed by what they accomplished. >> thanks to you both for those initial remarks. we'll now open it up for questions. again, if

on the ballot. the votes that are scheduled include the board of supervisors on tuesday of next week. the cal train board would be on the sixth along with the bta board. the-it's very clear, the legislation states very clearly that all of the other six agencies need to agree in order for the cal train board to approve something. that is not the case currently, not just because of sfmta's decision today. i'll note that the san mateo county board of supervisors and transit district have not taken action on resolution that include the conditions that were passed by the board of supervisors. there is not agreement among the six currently. >> to that point, when are they expected to act? >> those two boards have meetings next week. it's not clear whether they intend to act on another rez leug. resolution. everybody could read the articles on what their opinions are and determine whether it's likely they do so. >> just extrapolating for that, if they haven't changed the voting, it's pretty much dead any way unless we're not going to take new action on the revised version. >> if that's the wa

off a runway in india breaking into the air india express flight from dubai had almost 200 people on board the plane slid off the runway in what conditions a landing and get out what it is latest from. also on the show the u.n. warns of a humanitarian catastrophe unfolding 11 not following the deadly blast that ripped through the capital there were its ports stores completely destroyed the bodies are now worried about maintaining food stocks. on my locked into so much for your company everyone where we begin this broadcast with breaking news coming out of india a passenger plane has skidded off the runway while trying to land at an airport in the southern city of cozy koda also known as kali cut well port say now at least 14 people are dead and dozens injured 191 passengers are thought to have been on board the aircraft the air india express flight was we're turning to the country from dubai let's try and get you now the very latest on this breaking story yemen near a charger is due to be a correspondent in delhi moneer what more have you learned about this accident. well this incident has

what more do we know about the passengers on board the plane?asualty figures have been confirmed. in all our injuries. of the kind of damage evident from the photos, the aircraft slid —— split into two and the clock pit brawl the bore the brunt of the accident and that is why the kind of injuries on the pilots were very serious. the latest date are that there will be... relief flights of air india leaving delhi and mumbai to reach... iam leaving delhi and mumbai to reach... i am afraid your line has gone down, i am so sorry. we will try to establish that line a little later. let's get some of the day's other news. the united states is placing sanctions on hong kong's chief executive carrie lam and 11 other officials, arguing they were responsible for suppressing democratic processes in the chinese territory. it follows an announcement last week from ms lam that september's elections would be delayed for a year because of the coronavirus, sparking claims she was undermining hong kong's political freedoms. the main challenger to president alexande

the prime minister of marie says is says engineering teams have removed almost all of the oil from on board a grounded japanese ship more than a 1000 tons have already spilled into the waters around the island after the vessel ran aground on a coral reef. flooding in south sudan has forced an estimated 135000 people from their homes one of the worst affected places is the town of bor where heavy rains caused the nearby white nile river to burst its banks efforts to reinforce a levee prevented even more of the town from being swung. for russia is marking the 20th anniversary of the course submarine disaster the nuclear powered vessel saying in the barents sea on august 12th 2000 after a faulty torpedo exploded on board british and norwegian divers entered the vessel 9 days later after a failed attempts by russian navy rescuers all 118 crew members were found dead russia's then newly elected president vladimir putin faced strong criticism for his handling of the crisis. a small memorial is being held in kaluga in central russia. every year relatives of crewmen from the corps meet in this orth