simone?>> rough, we have heard from prime minister benjamin netanyahu recently, within the last hour, he released yet another video. what are you hearing from israeli officials about their plans over the next 24 hours? >> i think it will be dictated, partly, by the scale of this hostage crisis. one of the most sensitive piece of information in the israeli government right now is how many israelis are inside gaza? what condition are they in? what is the assessment about the chances of rescuing them? if the israeli military, the political leadership, feels that their best hope of getting these people out alive is a swift ground invasion, that is what we might see. simone, we are only six or so miles from the gaza border right now. this guy here has been lit up with rockets, flares, potentially a sign of israeli forces moving into position. the deep fear of the israeli government is that these hostages will be taken underground into the vast network of tunnels under gaza city. they will be separ

simon, is smoking a net cost or net gain? simon: it depends on what figures you take. the figures we looked at are the revenue the treasury gets from the sale of tobacco. that is 10 billion pounds a year. against that, the cost of treating smoking-related diseases is said to be 2.5 billion pounds. people come up with lots of estimates for how much societal costs are involved. but they arell calculated on the act of a cigarette pack. what we do know is smoking contributes to over 10 billion pounds a year. that is money that smokers set on the all gave up, the treasury would have to find several else. christian: it is very popular if you look at polling, 70% on amount of people are in favor. this will be a free vote in the parliament. as chris set at the top of the program, conservatives generally are not keen on banning things. what do you make of this policy? simon: i think it is utterly ridiculous, coming from a conservative government, which is supposed to promote things like freedom of choice and personal's responsibility -- and personal responsibility. it is clippi

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>> simon absolutely . oh, i love >> simon absolutely. oh, i love aldi. years. i'm a big fan of aldi . my years. i'm a big fan of aldi. my boys have been brought up on nato, which is the alternative to nutella, right? nato, which is the alternative to nutella, right ? so nato, which is the alternative to nutella, right? so it's a quick, cheaper and taste the same . oh, absolutely. it's same. oh, absolutely. it's probably better. and one tip is there are specially selected steak . it's better than the steak. it's better than the house of commons steak , i'll house of commons steak, i'll tell you that for nothing. so i'm a big fan of aldi. go and shop there. i my i'm newly married. my wife's come over from rwanda. we've been to aldi twice in the last four weeks. yeah well, that's probably why she married you . she married you. >> absolutely. and they really specialise . least they specialise. or at least they promote british farming, don't they ? yeah. vegetables and meat. they? yeah. vegetables and meat. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> it's so important. but it

the 24 miles in the envelope. >> simone, you are exactly right. it's important to make the differentiation that this is a hamas versus the palestinian people just as we've been hearing from the last 36 or so hours now, everything about this has been shocking. the surprise, the size, the strategy. the speed. there has been a lot of assertions about what might be happening and what could be happening and why, we don't know how and the humanitarian element of it is something that should not be forgotten. i was talking to a friend who was in israel. she is now, she's made it safely today by. her family, her lees lives and one of the spots in the middle, -- the kibbutz. her niece, husband, and their baby were killed in the early hours yesterday. on the other side, i talk to my palestinian friends, his family in gaza is sitting there waiting. they have been -- there listening to these announcements by the prime minister of israel to evacuate gaza. we all know that's not really possible. so, the humanitarian element, simone, you and i talked about this a

, claudia golden, and simon, you got worked together at harvard, simon, thank you so much for coming on the show. so thank you for having me. so i mean, if you would have to summarize claudio golden, single most impactful idea, how would you summarize it from yours? i think her biggest idea is to use the power of the economics theory and data to understand the pollution off women's participation in the labor market. in particular, under us, over the last 200 years and how influential have her ideas, her work been for economics as a discipline. i basically enormously influential and so the awards i'm today is i'm originally richly deserved, and she has won many awards in the past. and so if these i'm also here today, my capacity is i'm the head of i z a, a german labor economics institute and we awarded her, um our, i see a price in liver economics in 2016. so i think the profession as a whole have been expecting that's called the golden wood. at some point. we didn't know about price for her past breaking and trailblazing work. and i am. so it's a very happy day for the labor economi

. >>> simone biles has another win under her belt. team usa finished first in the championship in belgium today. her floor routine in the final rotation helped seal the victory by more than two points. the win was historic, for both the team and for simone biles. it's the american women's seven consecutive win and for simone, this brings her closer to becoming the most decorated gymnast of all time. she currently has 33 medals. at 34, should be the gymnast with the most metals ever. check out how >>> okay, live from new york, it is saturday night! "snl" is coming back. the show paused in may for the writers strike. the actor strike is on but their actors are in a separate part of the union. many are under option agreements that require them to return at the decision of producers. their 49th season begins saturday, october 14th. pete davidson is guest host followed by a bad bunny and you can watch that on nbc or peacock and right here. pete davidson and bad bunny. >> you got to >>> tonight, the battle to become the next house speaker a

day in the united states in a north american prison of one of the main leaders of the fark such as simon trinidad is a way of making the peace process not to be accepted even by the members of the revolutionary armed forces of colombia. that is a reality, boycott of the oligarchy. the large land owners, boy out of the imperialists, today, in the peace process that is between the national liberation army and president pedro, the extreme right is not only ignoring it, but also placing emphasis on minor issues and at the same time, manipulating public opinion an evil way, to let this process fail. ultimately, it's the colombian people who will decide the form of struggle and their destiny. estamos hoy día con mauricio leandrorio escritor y periodista. sario, he is cuban, chilean writer and journalist, he is the winner of some national and municipal awards in our country, he's also a political advisor in colombia during the... 2016 peace process with the fark, you're very welcome to black and white, mauricio, thank you very much for the invitation, mauricio, we're in the process of negotiati

simon jones _ voice heard. for now, thank you. simon jones live _ voice heard. for now, thank you.jones live in trafalgar - voice heard. for now, thank you. i simon jones live in trafalgar square simonjones live in trafalgar square in the centre of london. to update you on the two key lines we are following for you this hour: news from the israeli military saying that it now plans an operation that they say will include combined and coordinated strikes from the air, sea, and land. they said that forces have been deployed across the country, increasing operational readiness. those are their words for the next stages of the war. they say that an emphasis on a significant ground operation. a reminder: the bbc live page has all that you need to know, plenty of details about a very fast moving story with a day of huge developments including that story we have been telling you about their from story we have been telling you about theirfrom our story we have been telling you about their from our bbc verify team, children among the dead as part of that convoy making its way from the north

i'm simone sanders townsend, and i have something to say.t's just after four pm in washington d.c.. we had 11 pm in israel, in gaza. two weeks into the israel-hamas war, more than 5000 people are dead. and a humanitarian crisis in gaza becomes more dire every day. 16 additional trucks with much needed supplies for civilian entered the rafah border crossing today. that is in addition to a similar convoy of 20 trucks that crossed into gaza yesterday. the organizations on the ground say a steady stream of supplies is vital humanitarian catastrophe in the region. there is a glimmer of hope. president biden special envoy for middle east humanitarian issues said that a steady stream of assistance will be coming. exclusive interview earlier today. >> our expectation in substance of our discussion is that starting tomorrow. you'll be seeing a continuous flow of assistance moving. we want to build that flow up to the levels necessary. to begin to meet gazis needs. civilians in gaza continue to navigate relentless rocket strikes, as they try to evacua

witnessing greatness like simone biles. ten years ago to the day and the same place simone biles won her first gold medal on the stage becoming the most decorated gymnast ever leading to a record seventh consecutive title at world championships in belgium. the 26-year-old, an impressive return two years after pulling out of several events during the tokyo olympics in 2021 for mental health reasons biles looks to increase her medal count this weekend. >> been here for a very long time so it's crazy i just keep going year after year but i'm really proud of the fight the team put together out there especially having a teammate go down. it's not easy but you saw the strength and courage of our team to keep going, pushing it out. for me personal success, whatever, but all for the team this weekend. >> joining us now, dominique dawes, member of the 1996 winter olympic known as the magnificent seven. great to have you and talk about this. my concern when you talk about simone biles is that people are just used to it. right? we jus

he would would be simon brodkin.ld do his things. do one of his things. >> he's time very quickly >> he's got time to very quickly address servants >> he's got time to very quickly addresto servants >> he's got time to very quickly addresto delay servants >> he's got time to very quickly addresto delay covid|nts >> he's got time to very quickly addresto delay covid warnings trying to delay covid warnings on front well this is on the front pages. well this is dominic the best prime dominic cummings, the best prime minister we never had. yeah, exactly. well more during the covid inquiry, more stuff ever coming out . coming out. >> and basically they're saying that that we didn't go into lockdown because they didn't want to basically work on the weekends. yeah, the civil servants and also itjust sounds like we knew that everything was a bit bedlam me and there's some we also knew i think that cummings i mean i think the reason he wanted brexit was because of his despair at the civil and the general civil service and the

simon, what do you say to those arguments? _ well-being. simon, what do you say to those arguments?s? that this - well-being. simon, what do you say to those arguments? that this is - to those arguments? that this is about the health of our young people and when you look at cancer rates, one in four cancer deaths is from smoking and also the evidence from new zealand that does suggest that when you take measures like this, does indeed stop young from starting to smoke. , ., . ., to smoke. there is no evidence from new zealand — to smoke. there is no evidence from new zealand that _ to smoke. there is no evidence from new zealand that at _ to smoke. there is no evidence from new zealand that at all, _ to smoke. there is no evidence from new zealand that at all, they - to smoke. there is no evidence from new zealand that at all, they have . new zealand that at all, they have passed the law but it hasn't been enforced yet. i think we should wait a few years... it enforced yet. i think we should wait a few years- - -_ a few years... it has been in force, it was enforced _ a few years...

yeah no apology, simon. no need for the apology, simon. no need for the apology, simon.problem whatsoever. pope backs the blessing same sex backs the blessing of same sex marriage. so the pope has given a to the a cautious backing to the blessing of gay unions here for the first time, which i guess is nice. i mean, it doesn't seem it doesn't particularly in doesn't seem particularly in keeping with his religion and his beliefs. but you know, for me, that's not important . i me, that's not important. i think what he's trying is not so important for me. what does stand out for me is it should probably be more important to him. however, you know, i mean , him. however, you know, i mean, what am i to say? i have what am i going to say? i have no gay no problem with gay relationships so relationships and gay unions. so good. yeah, well, nick, nick is a christian. let's see he says. >> well, the quote that bothered me is apparently said, am >> well, the quote that bothered ml is apparently said, am >> well, the quote that bothered m(i judge? rently said, am >> well, the quote

brent: simon reporting with the latest in berlin. simon, thank you.rom politics here in europe to politics in south america, argentina, they are headed for a presidential runoff after the first round of voting failed to produce an outright winner. the centerleft economy minister, sergio masa made a strong showing despite overseeing an inflation rate of a whopping 140%. he will face the right linger, javier millet who is often compared to donald trump in the second round of voting next month. >> an unexpected boost. argentina's economy minister sergio massa >> i count on each one of you. thank you from the heart. >> under his watch the economy has sunk to the worst crisis in decades. some 4% of the population lives in poverty. still, the center have to candidate had a slight lead over his chief rival, javier millet, a right-wing populist. massa rob is international knowledge -- monetary fund to cut spending he announced tax cuts and social program expansions and -- in a move seen to boost votes. but his rival, has focused on cutting back on government

special correspondent simon ostrovsky has this report. simon: this is the tractor plant in russia.t has seen orders soar for the battle tank engines it manufactures. >> in the first quarter of the year, the monthly volume of modernized to diesel engines manufactured exceeded that of the ussr during the cold war by 12%. simon: that's because after world war ii, the soviet union and russia has never fought a country that could destroy heavy armor at the rate ukraine is destroying russia's military hardware today. >> these are our destroyed vehicles. there is the tank. and the tank itself. everything is great. we are the best. simon: russia has lost 6430 vehicles including at least 2253 tanks since it launched its bloody campaign. >> as a result of increased production volumes, we need young workers. >> as a result, the plant has been on an unprecedented hiring blitz, posting recruitment videos like this one across social media, videos that reveal the technology they have used to ramp up its production. >> you're seeking men and women of any age. simon: the device seen in the backgrou

because _ between simon case and mr shafi. because of— between simon case and mr shafi.the court participants, or indeed _ document to the court participants, or indeed the witness. but i am therefore — or indeed the witness. but i am therefore going tojust read out the relevant _ therefore going tojust read out the relevant part. on the 13th of september the same year, at 1230, simon _ september the same year, at 1230, simon case — september the same year, at 1230, simon case whatsapp due to say, this is all a _ simon case whatsapp due to say, this is all a bit _ simon case whatsapp due to say, this is all a bit of— simon case whatsapp due to say, this is all a bit of a fast, to be honest _ is all a bit of a fast, to be honest. i'm not sure why we don't 'ust honest. i'm not sure why we don't just operate — honest. i'm not sure why we don't just operate a normal private office system. _ just operate a normal private office system, which involved the lead private — system, which involved the lead private secretary engaging the boss on the _ private secretary engaging the

>> hey simone, good sunday to you. 500 people in south central illinois, now heading back home, after a truck carrying potentially toxic -- was in a deadly crash. it led to evacuations in that area, killing five people, including a father and two children. thousands of gallons of -- were spilled, they're treating a dangerous gas plume. authorities say there is no indication that those toxins played a role in the deaths. a federal judge blocked two provisions of north carolina's abortion ban. yesterday's order means that abortion providers can continue to provide medication for abortion at early stages of pregnancy. and also, it stops enforcement of a rule that requires abortions after 12 weeks for cases like rape and incest, to be performed only in hospitals, and not in reproductive health clinics. and, the body of late senator diane feinstein is back in her native san francisco today. her daughter catherine, former house speaker nancy pelosi, accompanied her flag draped casket. feinstein was the first woman to serve a

>> simon what's your story? >> simon what's your story?story is i've just stopped funding and it's all about dale, vince it's in the daily vince, you'll daily mail. dale vince, you'll recall, big sponsor the recall, is a big sponsor of the labour party. also just stop labour party. but also just stop oil owner of forest green oil and owner of forest green rovers football oh, yes, rovers football club. oh, yes, that's yeah, forgot that's right. yeah, i forgot about and he's made about that. and he's he's made a lot money through energy is lot of money through energy is his energy company he's been putting that into just stop oil but he's now saying he's stopping funding stop oil stopping funding just stop oil and he's going to put the money into just vote. so he's setting up a new campaign to get young people to vote and he's to people to vote and he's going to put more into the labour people to vote and he's going to put rrtoe into the labour people to vote and he's going to put nto try into the labour people to vote and he's going to put

guy: simon, where talking about the 10 year. why would i buy the 10 year and 5% when i can buy the five year or two your at 5%? >> you want to buy anything, it is the first question. you got lower risk with the 10 year. but i think, i'm looking at this in different time periods, boss oversold but not super oversold yet so you could see more follow-through. medium-term basis, nothing moves in a straight line so you could see a bounce at some point but does more of a trade. the investment still on the others a bonds. want to be on the short side because you got strong signs of cyclical turn so it is more likely than not u.s. will avoid a recession and that -- guy: this assignment wide to be a positive -- is simon being positive. >> i'm doing my best. alix: say that is the base case. the cross asset correlations from what you are viewing make sense? simon: between bonds and stocks? alix: whichever. if we see higher for longer yields, two or the 10, shouldn't the dollar be higher? simon: i think the stocks -- path lease the resistan

that is the latest from our and here, simone, back to. you >> nbc -- 's live in tel aviv, just the miserable inside. thank you so much my. friends >> and i want to bring in the executive director of the mccain institute, and former deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine, and eurasia, evelyn farkas. evelyn, welcome. you have a lot of titles there, i can't think of a better person to have this discussion with. can you just first off speak to the impact of this air land and sea escalation, that we have been seeing. and i want to know your thoughts on the fact that, israel is being very cautious, the israeli governors being very cautious and saying that this is not the large scale ground offensive, right. american officials are being cautious, but from what it looks like, it looks as though this is that next stage, that folks were fearing. >> right simone. i think that you are putting your finger on it. the israeli next step is not exactly what they telegraphed initially, which made it sound like there would be sudden movem

, you got worked together at harvard, simon, thank you so much for coming on the show. uh, thank.

hello simon. i mean, strong messages from the german president. what else did he say? yeah, well he said the officer, october, the 7th off. those are pulling attacks and carried out at by how much against civilians. nothing will be the same and he told of the unbearable pain as he put it of those affected. and he said, your pain is a pain, addressing people in israel and in germany as well at around the world. people he's been affected. he said to him and he stands fairly by the side of it as well as you heard. and this riley was billed as a show of solidarity with these rail specifically. but massey also called on them to stop the barbarism as he puts it, release the innocent hostages immediately. and he also said that these attacks have led to the suffering of people in gaza. he went on to address the rise of anti semitism in germany as one of the other focuses of today's event at saying, you know that there are many people here who are a frightened that and he said that, you know, secure. his parents are scared to send that kids to school and that kind of thing. pol

simon. well, bernie ecclestone was for decades — simon. for decades the face of _ simon. well, bernie ecclestone was for decades the face of formula - simon. well, bernie ecclestone was. for decades the face of formula one, today though, a much more humbling experience appearing in the dock here at southwark crown court. the case related to a conversation he had in 2015, with tax inspectors who were looking into his affairs. he was asked whether he had used his monday to set up any trust, he said he had one, his daughterers were the beneficiaries, he was asked if he had any more at homeer abroad he said no. that was a lie. he had one in singapore with assets of 400 million. the court heard he hadn't told the truth because he wanted to bring an end to this tax investigation and he no longer wanted to pay large fees to his legal advisers but it has cost him very dear, he now has that suspended prison sentence, the judge took into account he is 92, he will be 93 in the coming days and he decided to change his plea ahead of an expected trial t

this idea of taking _ simone biles certainly can.an. this idea of taking a bit _ simone biles certainly can. this idea of taking a bit of _ simone biles certainly can. this idea of taking a bit of time out, as she did, then coming back, were people thinking it is just not possible to do that and be back at the highest standard? i possible to do that and be back at the highest standard?— possible to do that and be back at the highest standard? i think when she took the _ the highest standard? i think when she took the time _ the highest standard? i think when she took the time of— the highest standard? i think when she took the time of people - the highest standard? i think when | she took the time of people weren't sure if she was going to come back. in my minds, as a fan of hers, i thought if she did she would be able to get to that level, just because of how natural it comes to her. i wondered if she would start off slow, but she has come back outscoring everybody worldwide and she is not the world champion is doing exactly that. e

simone biles has secured her place as the greatest gymnast in history tonight.n action. it's gold for simone biles! the most decorated, the most venerated — quite simply, the greatest. she takes the all—around title. simon biles soared into a class of her own and she did it with her trademark style and smile. wherever the goat goes, fans go, too. for her parents, who'd come to watch her make history again, it was a special moment. the way notjust the united states but the entire world looks up to her and the fact that she is such a role model for so many people, it's humbling. the smallest figure but the biggest cheer. biles is box office in belgium. her vault got the party started. huge! britain'sjessica gadirova had pulled out at the last minute as a precaution. alice kinsella took her place. but at the halfway stage it was biles extending her lead. she was enjoying herself. but the reigning champion from brazil was not going down without a fight. where others faltered, biles was focused. a medal of any colour here will make simone biles the most decorated gym

simon jones who was in downing _ their voices heard.ing street and - their voices heard. simon jones who was in downing street and then - their voices heard. simon jones who | was in downing street and then later in trafalgar square in central london. just to say: there is more on the ongoing situation in israel and gaza on a special edition of the bbc global news forecast. so with us server on bbc news. hello there. the weather for quite a few of us has been feeling a lot colder today. the colder air has been travelling southwards across the country over recent days, but it's across southern england and wales that the cold air really arrived. and so for hereford, we went from 22 degrees yesterday to 13 or so this afternoon — a drop of nine degrees celsius. now, for many areas, we did have some pleasant spells of sunshine. a few showers around — those showers falling as snow over the tops of the scottish mountains. those wintry showers continuing to be driven in on those gusty north—westerly winds with the showers always most frequent a

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. >>> all that, plus simone is unstoppable. golden girl simone biles bringing home another win in the women's all-around final at the world gymnastic championship. making history with the most medals after, and she's not done yet. today, saturday, october 7th, 2023. >>> from nbc news, this is "today," with peter alexander and laura jarrett, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" and thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. peter alexander has the morning off. boy, are we glad joe fryer is here, breaking news expert. >> no kidding. peter enjoying some well-deserved time off at his college reunion. we have a busy morning. >> we are going to our top story this morning, the surprise attack by hamas militants in israel. >> this is a still unfolding scene in southern israel, and terrifying as well. they came by land, sea and air. the militants launched thousands of rockets from the gaza strip and then entered israel. >> we understand israeli troops are fighting back within, but, honestly, still gettin

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and simone biles becomes the most decorated gymnast in history at the world championships. >> this isbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: the house of representatives is devoid of leadership and pressure is mounting on republicans to elect a speaker because of the need to approve aid not only for ukraine but now for israel as well. here to break down the stakes are amy walter of the cook political report with amy walter and tamara keith of npr. >> there's still no full-time speaker of the house but the two declared candidates so far have expressed solidarity with israel and pledged their support after that brutal attack by hamas. here's how the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee weighed in on the issue today. >> i look at the world and all the threats that are out there and what kind of message are we sending to our adversaries when we cannot govern, when we are dysfunctional, when we don't even have a speaker of the house? i think it sends a terrible message. amna: doe

the dummies is stefan simon's reports to night from southern texas the hydrated exhausted institute, but still determined that across the rio grande into the united states. thousands upon thousands are coming day after day, week after week here and you go past texas and everywhere else along the entire us border with mexico. after a treacherous months, long journey, these refugees are giving themselves off to us customs and border protection, or cbp on the us side of the river. cvp agents are being overwhelmed with processing, the latest so called search of what they say are most of the minister rail and migrants trying to enter the us asking for assignment. and the city of el paso, in the southwestern corner of the state of texas, migraines have been lining up at a gate in the portable giving themselves up to us afford every single day and full weeks of inmate. el paso have declared a state of emergency. now the city leadership says the city has reached a breaking point. it is not sustainable. we are getting better or more efficient and how we handle this. but we're just handling th

simon: it is interesting. i think the debate is going to get more discussed, whether the fed is already implicitly raised its inflation target to three or whether it exquisitely does. if it explicitly did it, that is it interest game because once you have raised your target once, what stops you from doing it again. the market could be gaming the fed. implicitly, it makes sense. they have not even been tested yet. inflation has gone up, growth has slowed a little bit. powell has not had his moment where he has had to tighten rates in an extremely slowing economy. i don't think they have the heart to do it. they will be having a higher implicit inflation target. guy: if you have a higher implicit inflation target, what does that mean for the bond market? the bond market should be pricing off 2%. i don't think we are pricing off of 2% right now but if we get into a world where implicitly we are comfortable with a higher target, where does that leave yields? sofia: people will have to demand inflation. if houses a

so, it was a viral moments that prompted simone biles to weigh in. eight young black girl in ireland passed over in eight medal ceremony. now, her parents are speaking out and they join me, next. the young girl only receive her medal after the ceremony and it. since going viral, the organization that ran the event, gymnastics ireland, has now released a statement saying, what happened on the day should not have happened, and for that we are deeply sorry. the organization also noted that the official in question stressed that the action had, quote, not been intentional, unquote, and provided a written apology to the gymnast and her family. tonight, that young gymnast's family is speaking out about their daughters experience, detail and can rocky joins me now. >> thank you to you both for joining me, today. we have been thinking about your daughter and your family. i, personally have. my daughter is a nine year old gymnast and ever since i saw this, i could not get out of my mind the expression on her face and what she must have felt that in moment. mo

simon jones there. let me _ taken. it's really appalling. simon jones there.aza this evening. it's black, and the water is turned on in the southern part of the gaza strip, but it's very little power now. generators running out of fuel. just the odd flicker of light in the distance. heavy bombardment continuing in the gaza strip. that is it from me at this evening. i will hand the baton to ben thompson, who will keep you company. you're watching bbc news. stay with us. hello again. monday is a cold start of the day, we had temperatures down to —a earlier this morning, but play of sunshine across the board. you can see that across the satellite picture. the only exception is across parts of scotland where showers will continue to affect western areas, and we have this weather front bringing a zone of more persistent rain across the north of mainland scotland. we'll be quite wet here for the afternoon. it continues to be quite windy, but not as windy as it was yesterday. temperatures across the board continue to be below average for the time of year. probably 11

and simon's in washington to some breaking news and a suspected goodman remains at large. following an alleged terror attack in the belgian capital of brussels, 2 swedish citizens were shot dead late on monday. the city is now on the country's highest terror alerts. witnesses have been describing the moment when the attack happens. now, we were just walking down the alley as i just finished a work meeting, right. and then there was a person wearing a fluorescence owens, fast, i'm shrunk. remember i'm still in shock because it's the 1st time i've seen a shooting like that. and then the guy was screaming, and at one point i just had gunshots and i stood to ensure that the i was frozen in fox. all right, well that's cross allies and i for the latest to brussels, where dw correspondence harry schultz is standing by for his terry. great to see you. so what is the latest you can tell us to? well, i can tell you pablo that's uh the city is basically under locked down. authorities have asked everyone to stay at home to eliminate any non essential travel. that's in fact why i'm sti

simon, here's a question for you. i'm going to lead into it and say over the past couple of years this committee has become, as you know, deeply engaged on a variety of issues, and one of those is material circularity. this includes improving our reuse and recycling systems to the insure that valuable materials that could be turned into new products and not just lost to our landfills. our pollution and,ing frankly, incineration. yesterday, along with senator boozman, republican from arkansas, i combined, i cohosted a textile recycling round table right here where you're sitting, and we talked a lot about where we agree as folks from different backgrounds. and and, but, ms. simon, in your testimony you mentioned a similar situation where some bio-based plastics aren't compatible with existing recycling streams and others are not. question, what supporting infrastructure needed -- is needed for recycling streams so that all materials are compatible, and what should the federal government's role be in establishing and sc