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you can see the water tower there ready for steam engines tower there ready for steam engines to come through on excursions, an old fashioned signalling box as well. despite it looking like this, something from the last century, there has been a real drive over the last year or so to get this line open again. at lunchtime today, one of the most famous names in the world of steam arrived at appleby, a station on one of the most famous rail lines in britain. after being closed for 16 months, the settle to carlisle route is open again. everyone has a personal reason for being here. i think it'sjust childhood memories. the smoke, the dirt, the crime, —— the grime, the

and maybe he's steaming mad and if he was steaming mad, he should be even sorer at the people in theom that are leaking that stuff to phil rucker. >> there were 17 sources for the story. >> by the way, you're a fantastic journalist. i take you at your word. i read your by line every day. i'm taking you at your word. i think if he was, quote unquote, steaming mad and there were 17 sources for the story, that my recommendation to all 17 and possibly 18 people is shut up. give the guy an opportunity to run the government. give the guy the opportunity to have your faith and your level of confidentiality. >> phil, let me ask you. >> do you agree with that. >> do you have a sense, phil of the steaming mad, whatever however how far one wants to characterize his emotional state, do you think part of this is a frustration he has with having been a ceo, government is a completely different animal. you can't have people signing nondisclosure agreements which is the way it is in a private corporation and suddenly you have a leaky ship. multiple leaky ships. >> yeah, that's exactly right. the gov

he was steaming, raging mad.'t want a president who's steaming, raging mad, having his hand on twitter, or the nuclear codes, and i think most people feel that way. no drama obama was calm. he had lines of authority. >> all presidents get angry. it's just maybe we don't hear about it. >> i'm just saying he is so, when you combine his intentional sowing of chaos with his perhaps rage on this occasion and who knows where else it can happen, and the point that you've been making earlier today about the intentional lies that he continues to sow, his -- >> i want to, let me just quickly get -- >> i have a lot of respect for the governor, but i have to respectfully disagree on a lot of this stuff. i don't know who's telling phil rucker this stuff, maybe he was steaming mad, if he was steaming mad, he should be even sorer to the people in the room leaking that stuff. >> there were 17 sources for the story. a lot of people. >> you're a fantastic journalist, i take you at your word, but if he was quote-unquote steaming ma

-- steam open envelopes.'s envelopes, but they never had the power to do, they say they want the same powers, but it is more than that because it allows them to and what security services has been doing is trawling everybody‘s data. they never had the power to open everyone's envelopes and listen to everyone's phone call. they had be selective and have a warrant. now it is possible for them to talk everyone's communications. let's ta ke to talk everyone's communications. let's take a look at the weather forecast, now. another lovely day the most diverse. the temperature has hit 20 celsius. —— another lovely day for both others. even here the skies were not as blue as yesterday. the thicker rain bearing cloud at the moment is being kept at bay by this large area of high pressure. around that area there is some cloud. we will see the north sea filling in with cloud and some of that will head our way. what we had seen today is mostly higher—level cloud and the sunshine has been rather hazy. suffix all that earli

an explosion sent ash, rocks and steam their way as temperatures over 1800 degrees. more from rome correspondent seth doane. >> reporter: mount aetna has been putting on an impressive show for days. speuing lava and steam, but no one expected this. >> a massive explosion was caught on camera by a bbc crew. piping hot volume cantic ash and rock rained down as tourists and the crew fled. one reporter screened it as running down a mountain being pelted by rocks, dodging burning boulders and boiling steam. a camera woman shook burning embers off her back. she later tweeted a photo of the hole burned in her jacket. at least ten people were injured from flying debris, taking shelter in a passing snow cat. the blast is what is known as a phreatomagmatic eruption caused by extremely hot lava hitting much colder snow. police on snow mobiles responded for what was a lucky escape for everyone. there are always risks involved with getting close to an active volcano but anthony, experts tell us this kind of explosion is a rare event. it takes a perfect storm of circumstances for

you can see the water tower there ready for steam engines tower there ready for steam engines to comepite it looking like this, something from the last century, there has been a real drive over the last year or so to get this line open again. at lunchtime today, one of the most famous names in the world of steam arrived at appleby, a station on one of the most famous rail lines in britain. after being closed for 16 months, the settle to carlisle route is open again. everyone has a personal reason for being here. i think it'sjust childhood memories. the smoke, the dirt, the crime, —— the grime, the coal dust. when you think what they have accomplished lately, it's amazing what they have achieved. it's an ever—changing scene. you come in the winter, comeback in the summer come in the winter, comeback in the summerand come in the winter, comeback in the summer and it's a completely different picture. there are so many villages on the line to explore. the villages on the line to explore. the village we are coming into now is lovely. this line is famous for its landscape. it runs through t

to the indian subcontinent, where four years ago it was taken by steam train in sri lanka.nds in the pacific. a reminder of the scale of the commonwealth and of the cultural and historic links which bind its 52 member nations. in april next year, in australia, the commonwealth's sporting rivalries will be resumed, but in the context of a sporting event, which like the commonwealth, prides itself showing respect and mutual understanding. and if a city fancies and hosting such an event in 2022, there is a vacancy. durban has just pulled out. nicholas witchell, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. tonight we live in parliament as the lords decide whether to hand the prime minister a clean brexit bill. and we look in depth at the man who will be leading our brexit negotiations. join me on bbc two. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm tim hague. and not only do premier league leaders chelsea knock out the fa cup holders manchester united, they draw spurs in the semifinal. arsenal will play manchester city. it's announced the 2022 commonwealth games won't be held in durban

that didn't seem too - but steam. more than 1,000 degrees celsius in temperature. boulders coming up and steam and eve ryo ne boulders coming up and steam and everyone started to run but you couldn't see. it was almost a total wipe—out because of the scene in wipe—out because of the scepedp= front of you. luckily we managed to make it to a vehicle that was able tsi make it to a vehicle that was able if; ta ke make it to a vehicle that was able is take us safely back down the to take us safely back down the mountain. but there were injuries there, luckily not too serious, cuts, burns and some bruises, and a guide dislocated his shoulder. we we re guide dislocated his shoulder. we were told we were extremely lucky. the volcanoologists who was with us, said it was the most dangerous he had seen in a 30—year career. we we re had seen in a 30—year career. we were lucky to get out, a narrow escape. you certainly were. apologies for some of the break—up in that report there. toyota is to invest almost a quarter of a billion

hence the name, steam there. all the california breweries making steam beer back then, that was the style they made. the cold on the roof in open cool ships and put it in open fermenters to ferment. that is what makes anchor steam such a unique beer. the waiver for minute here in these open fermentation with a logger used that we allow to rise up in temperature to warmer temperatures. you get a nice fruity aroma that comes with the yeast as that yeast is converting the fermentable sugars into co2 and alcohol. is also producing a lot of interesting flavors. >>>> reporter: and is doing interesting things. it's going up and down. it's rising. it looks like it's breathing. >> there is a lot of yeast in their that is -- there that is working away and making alcohol in co2. >> reporter: we talked about this earlier. you see it's really white right here and then it gets darker around it. is this a problem or is this a good thing? >> that's a good thing. the used is coming to life. we just build this fermenter yesterday.

. >> mount etna has put on an impressive show for days doing lava and steam, but no one expected this. the massive explosion was caught on camera by a bbc crew. piping hot volcanic ash and rock rained down as tourists and the crew fled. one reporter described it as running down a mountain being pelted by rocks, dodging burning boulders and steam. a camera woman shook burning embers off her back. the blast was known as a freed magmatic eruption. police responded on snowmobiles for what was a lucky escape for everyone. it is always risky getting close to an active volcano, but this is a rare event. it takes a perfect storm. conditions for it to happen. veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >> those pictures are incredible, paul. >>> we have much more tame mountains around here. look how gorgeous mount diablo looks right now. it's bursting with color because of all the rain we had all winter long and one of the many places you can visit, the colors around the bay area are fantastic currently because we've had the wettest winter in a very long time, for many of

groundect steam into the and that breaks up rocks and releases this oil which has been flowing into the well. that explains the sinkhole. it's a much shallower environment. to the additives or that may havewed, been a california case as well. is anel mishak-800 investigative reporter. thank you so much for your time. coming up, we're taking your calls. give us a call. the line for democrats is (202) 748-8000. the line for republicans is (202) 784-8001. the independent line is (202) 748-8002. you can always reach us on twitter and facebook. week, news

steam train hisses. most famous railway lines in britain. the settle—carlisle route runs through the beautiful upland countryside of yorkshire and cumbria. but, for 16 months, there's been no through—traffic because of a landslip. today, the line reopened and hundreds of people came along to see the celebratory service and to breathe a sigh of relief. it's absolutely wonderful, because it's my lifeline to get from appleby up to carlisle. i'm a non—driver, but i do love to escape to the shops at least once a month. although this wonderful old locomotive is attracting all the headlines today, the big issue for the more remote communities along this line is that they've got their main transport link back, and that means a return of visitors and business. £23 million has been spent repairing the line. it's the biggest fix network rail has ever undertaken, which is why it took so long. built in the 1870s, threatened with closure in the 1980s, this old—fashioned but much loved railway route is open again. a ne

full steam ahead for the flying scotsman at the re—opening of the settle—to—carlisle rail line.ing up: is the boston gang shoot out in free fire a blast? we'll get mark kermode's verdict on this british action comedy and the other top releases in the film review. the eu has outlined its strategy for brexit negotiations, arguing for a phased approach to the talks. the president of the european council, donald tusk, insisted the first stage would concentrate on the uk's divorce from the union and only when there was sufficient progress would the talks move on. the government had said it wants to discuss its separation and a future trade deal at the same time. donald tusk appeared to concede that talks on trade could begin before the divorce settlement was agreed and said that "the european council will monitor progress closely "and determine when sufficient progress has been achieved to allow "negotiations to proceed to the next phase." there was a warm tone on a possible future relationship with the document stating that although the uk's relationship with the eu "...cannot offer

italy's mount etna, europe's most active volcano burst into life without warning, sending boiling steame air and rocks and lava raining down the mountainside. here's seth doane. >> reporter: mount etna has been putting on an impressive show for days, spewing lava and steam, but no one expected this. the massive explosion was caught on camera by a bbc crew. piping hot volcanic ash and rock rained down as tourists and the crew fled. one reporter described it as running down a mountain, being pelted by rocks, dodging burning boulders and boiling steam. >> whoa. >> reporter: a camerawoman shook burning embers off her back. >> get it off. >> reporter: she later tweeted a photo of the hole burned in her jacket. at least ten people were injured from flying debris, take shelter in a passing snowcat. the blast is what's known as a phreatomagmatic eruption caused by extremely hot lava hit much k0e8der snow. police on snowmobiles responded for what was a lucky escape for everyone. there are always risks involved with getting close to an active volcano, but anthony, experts tell us this kind of exp

steamed lemonade. >> steamed lemonade. >> we got you some because we know you're under the weather.edicine ball. >> the cold buster. >> thank you, diane, cheers, everybody. >> did they spell your name right? >> they didn't spell our names at all. >> rob is a tough one to spell. >> we actually all have easy names. >> rob, ron, dan and diane. >> feel well, everybody. >> if diane is back tomorrow we'll see you then. great "pop news." see you tomorrow morning, everybody. thank you for watching. have a great saturday. >> we'll all be healthy tomorrow. where is the spoon? announcer: this is an update. >> good saturday morning. milde starting out quite across the area. a look at our temperatures. mid-fifties. 59 and baltimore. 61 in annapolis. -- 50 nine in baltimore. 61 in annapolis. it is the teak week of the cherry blossoms. -- it is of the cherry blossoms. increasing of cloud cover later today. isolated showers, not everyone is expecting to see the rain today. mainly in the evening after 5:00. d.c., metro, even towards baltimore -- not very widespread, much of the day will be dry. the

. >> his steamed rice recipe was one of several he had to share. >> translator: the fish is really delicious, the sauce looks like a special treat. >> translator: i want to try it in steamed rice or simmered vegetables. >> he also visited a store selling regional food products in a popular tokyo tourist destination. >> translator: i think customers might find such a unique sauce appealing. >> translator: we'll make the most of the yellow tail's excellent reputation. we want lots of people to try this one of a kind fish sauce. >> he has shown that with a little imagination, and the right equipment, something tasty can be made from even the humblest of ingredients. >> asian marks are trading lower this morning. i'll leave you with a check on that. >>> now, japan's imperial couple have met people contributing to ties with vietnam, where they're on their first visit. one of them was a man born as a conjoined twin and operated on by japanese doctors. he and his wife were among the people who met the emperor and empress. the fusion of bodies is believed to have been used by a toxic chemical used b

and it's full steam ahead for the flying scotsman at the re—opening of the settle—to—carlisle rail lineon and welcome to bbc news. this news came through from the police in the last half an hour. this news came through from the police in the last half an hour. within the past hour, a man has been charged with the murders of tracey wilkinson and her 13—year—old son pierce, at their home in the west midlands. phil mackie is in stourbridge. the 23—year—old man was my name is aaron barley. he was arrested not to buy from here yesterday and he has beenin buy from here yesterday and he has been in custody for the past 2a hours. tracy wilkinson, 50, was found dead here yesterday morning. she died from stab wounds. her son, pierce, who was 13, also died. the father peter wilkinson is in hospital in birmingham in a critical but stable condition, having been stabbed in the chest and the back. in the past 20 minutes or so a lot of pierce‘s school friends have turned up to add their floral tributes to add to the growing pile of floral tributes to the family here today. redhill school in stourbridge

our camera woman, rachel price, filmed as rocks, boulders and steam were hurled up into the air.our lives. many were hit. and there were cuts, burns and bruises, but amazingly nothing worse. >> you okay? you okay? just sit down. >> eruptions at etna are frequent, but incidents like this involving people are rare. a volcanologist said it was the most dangerous event he had experienced in his 30-year career. we've made it back down the mountain, and what happened is only really just starting to sink in. look at this. this hole was made by one of the incredibly hot pieces of volcanic rock that rained down upon us. we really thought we were all going to die. we had a very, very narrow escape. scientists will now continue to track how the eruption progresses. our close call only shows how dangerous these forces of nature can be. rebecca morelle, bbc news, mount etna. >> really scary. >> it absolutely is scary. there goes my next pitch for a story. not doing that one. >>> when we come back, the big news from eddie murphy that almost broke twitter. >>> and a random act of kindness from

it's done with steam and oil and a blend that is used to exfoliate dead skin cells. >> you get all the healing affects of a deep tissue massage. >> and the spa at the morristown mall is 14,000 square feet of pure pampering it's ideal for groups. start with a luxury stay with a spa and facial. afterwards treat yourselfo a man manicure-pedicure. stop by the blow dry bar for a blowout before you roll out. the final stop on our road to relaxation is the logan spa at the logan hotel. >> as soon as you enter you feel calm. it's wash inspired and offers a dozen different facial. a moisture drip facial great for hydrating and sends you through a nice journey with a cleanse and steam. and it's customized to suit each customers needs, we like to have a discussion with each guest. within 25 minutes, can you be reset and ready for your day. and you can spring into shape right on site. >> a state of the art fitness center tricked out with excellent equipment. >> and as always for all the hot happenings catch us at fyi philly at 7:30 on 6 abc. >> i lost 20 years just watching that. thank as leash a.

the operator decided to decommission it in june 2013 after pipes and steam generators made by mitsubishi broke. that caused water leakage. the utility first demanded mitsubishi pay nearly $6.7 billion in damages. mitsubishi officials say they've already set aside some money for the payout. they say it will have only a small impact on the firm's financial results for the business year ending in march. >>> a look at the markets. tokyo stocks ended a touch lower in thin trading. many investors held back before the federal reserve policy meeting. phoebe amorso has more from the tokyo stock exchange. >> stocks moved in a tight range ahead of that fed meeting. traders aren't prepared to make any bets just yet. here are the closing levels. the nikkei closed down 0.1%, closing at 19,609. the broader topix fell by about the same margin. looking at individual stocks, the main focus of toshiba. its shares briefly plunged m mo thanan 8% as the company annound a delay in earnings for the second month in a row. its shares later recovered, closing up nearly 0.5% after the news that toshiba plans to sel

delicious. >> i want to try it and steamed rice or simmered vegetables. >> kataguchi also visited a store selling regional food products in a popular tourist destination. >> i think customers might find such a unique sauce apappealing >> w we'll make the most of the yellowtail's excellent reputation. we want lots of people to try this one of a kind fish sauce. >> kataguchi has shown that with a little imagination and the right equipment something tasty can be made from even the humblest of ingredients. >> you can catch our report online with a full transcript. that's a look at business news, i'm going to leave you with the markets. >>> the person at the center of a fiasco connected to the relocation of tokyo's iconic tsukiji market has broken his silence. the governor acknowledged his responsibility in approving the plan. but he said he's not the only one to bebe blamed. >> t translator: i had to endor the decision, whichch was basedn discussions of experts and officials. the responsibility of the approval lies not only on me, but on the administration as a whole. >> tsukiji was bui

this is another reason why brexit picked up steam.ince they are a good customer, that is the leverage they have. john: you mentioned that's betty: you mentioned the bill. it is like 6 million euros? >> that you cable say, what are we paying for and why? it is one of the reasons why it will be contentious. di mentioned we will hear from janet yellen. kathleen: he is speaking about banking. i like what you say, unfortunate. [speaking simultaneously] kathleen: it is true, we are. people cuteness up on friday. there was a speech, they said it could be overkill to have three rate hikes this year. bill dudley said the economy can cope just fine. and given the state of the economy, it doesn't need to be preemptive. let me give you another one of our charts to tee off the week, because it looks at spending versus confidence what you see consumer123 is confidence is the turquoise line. it shot up, people got stimulus through, not so much after the problems last week with the affordable care act repealed, but spending is losing steam, and the f

so look, we're going to go full steam ahead. >> neil: all right. you think you have broad-based support on what has been talked about here for massive tax cuts, take the seven or eight and whittle them down to three, a business rate of 20%, maybe lower, a top rate of 33%, those parameters remain? >> they do. there's strong support there. the question is how bold do we go. we're trying to leap frog america from 31st in competitiveness in the world up to 2 or 3 and keep us there. that's why we're going through this cash flow system. that's why we're mirroring on the taxes while we're not going to tax worldwide because we know to be competitive, we have to go strongly, we have to go bold. so we can continue to move that direction. >> neil: we're monitoring and going to it shortly. the former speaker, nancy pelosi is saying this is a victory for democrats. we're sure chuck schumer will say the same. you and i talked about history and a lot of parties get off to stumbling starts. ronald reagan did, john f. kennedy did, bill clinton did and rebounded. yo

. >> reporter: mount aetna has been putting on an impressive show for days, spewing lava and steam, butexpected this. the massive explosion was caught on camera by a bbc crew. piping hot volcanic ash and rock rained down as tourists and the crew fled. one reporter described it as running down a mountain being pelted by rocks, dodging burning boulders and boiling steam. a camera woman shook burning embers off her back. she later tweeted a photo of the hole burned in her jacket. at least ten people were injured from flying debris. taking shelter in a passing snow cap. the blast is what's known as a freto mag matt i can eruption caused by extremely hot lava hitting much colder snow. police on snowmobiles responded for what was a lucky escape for everyone. there are always risks involved with getting close to an active volcano, but experts tell us this sort of explosion is a rare event. it takes a perfect storm of circumstances for it to occur. seth doane, cbs news, rome. >> well, saint patrick did not drive the snakes out of brazil, but his feast day is not forgotten there. rio's famed chr

same temperature, same time hot stove, steam, yeah. well, that's nice to know. yeah. good.nd our couronne is probably ready to go there. you need the peel, i guess. yeah, we'll need a different peel. it would never fit on that narrow... a pizza peel. yeah, i think it will just about fit on here. oh, look it, now, again we tell that's ready, because... yeah, you can just see the large bubbles even, under the surface. and it doesn't spring back. it's holding in. that's terribly necessary, because it's... if you cook it before it's really risen it's heavy, isn't it? it will be gummier, yeah. now, we're going to have to flip it out and then humidify the oven. ooh! and there are those little diamonds. isn't that nice the way they've just sat right in there. well, that's lovely. that's very clever. humidify it again. is this again at 450? this again... it's at 450. now, with this one i'm going to turn the oven down after i put the bread in. we're going to turn it down to 425 for the baking. good. these are all the breads that we made today. that's wonderful to think that we did i

nunes said to be steaming at the intel he read. he personally briefed president trump without informing counterparts. nunes ignored pleas from other republicans to wait before he spoke to democrats. listen to nunes defend his actions. >> it concerned me enough to have to notify the president because he and his transition team involved in this. he needs to see those reports. these are intelligence reports that were widely disseminated. it is not fair for him not to know what's in the reports while the past administration and many agencies do know. >> the ranking member of the house intel committee adam schiff insists nunes cast a cloud over the russian meddling. he has not sold the investigation can go on this way. >> i think we have to have a real head-to-head frankly in the committee how we will run the investigation. i do think that probably more so than any other single act during the course of the investigation under score the need for an independent commission. >> president trump says he feels somewh somewhat vindicated. >> jo

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they ran through steam and dodged red hot boulders as they rush for cover.xplosion by mount aetna, we actions on one of the people forced to run from the explosion. seth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we can really hear the rumbling now when you can see the steam rising from the top of this volcano. mount etna has been erupting for 500,000 years but no one was expecting this. >> it's like the stuff of hollywood movies. >> rebecca moral, a science correspondent for the bbc was shooting a story for the volcano and it exploded. >> you hear like a big bang as the explosion goes up and then you start to hear pop pop pop pop around you. and all of the time you're thinking, i hope a boulder doesn't hit me. i hope it doesn't smash into me. >> her camerawoman rachel price caught the moment on tape and the panic fall over. >> go to your right. >> price shook the lava free, later the team tweeted a photo of the burned jacket. >> moral describes steam clouding their view as they took refuge in a snow vehicle. windows broken by rocks and inside there was the s

people fleeing as the superheated debris rains down and a dense cloud of steam engulfs the slope.ll scramble for the safety of the mountain vehicle, a window there shattered by the flying rocks. ten people injured, three hospitalized. but all were badly shaken. tonight, we spoke with the bbc's rebecca morelle. >> everyone started to run, all the while we were being pelted with all of this material. but we couldn't see anything too. it was a whiteout. >> so there was a moment when you thought you were going to die? >> there's a huge explosion. you do think for -- that might be it. >> reporter: the explosion was triggered when the flowing m magma at 1,800 degrees fahrenheit, hit the thick snow creating high-pressure pockets of steam. mt. edna, one of the world's most active volcanoes. tourists visit every year, and the bbc was there to do a story on the monitoring. it's clear there is a lot left to learn that way. >> thank you, terry. >>> back here of the home, and a winter storm brewing as millions dig out from the powerful and deadly nor'easter. the east is in the deep freeze. loo

it's in half hot water and half steamed lemonade and then it's topped off with a little bit of honey so the whole thing became popular because people started ordering it and posting it on instagram and it just sort of took on a life of its own. 40 different managers said they were making 50 a day so starbucks finally capitulated and said we're making it official. >> we have jade, citrus. >> jade tea, peach tea, honey. >> lemonade. >> and then it's half water, half steamed lemonade. >> steamed lemonade. >> we got you >> there you go. >> good for you. >> it tastes mediciny but in a good way. >> the medicine ball. >> hitting the spot. >> theol everybody. >> thank you, diane, cheers to >> they didn't spell our names at all. >> rob is a tough one to spell. >> how about yours? >> rob, ron, dan, paula, diane. >> feel well, ev great "pop news." everybody. thank you for watching. have a great saturday. >> we'll all be healthy tomorrow.hepoon? ere is the spoon? >> i'm gray hall coming up next "action news" saturday at 9:00. the gop healthcare bill for lack of support. >>> a home in south phila

they pelted us with rocks and boulders and steam. everyone ran trying to reach the snowmobile.er and that we were lucky no one was left with serious injuries. now let's check the weather. early in the week storm still battered the usa eastern canada with heavy snow and strong winds. that has moved away and left some very cold air with ice and frost penetrating far south as north florida. the complete opposite in the south—west opposite in the desert south—west with record challenging one of the building in hot and sunny conditions in southern california and across towards central southern areas. very dry here. more dry weather to exacerbate the wildfire risk. very cold across the north. some of the warmth in the west have been moving and with more systems are northwards and with more systems are pushing in from the pacific we are likely to see flooding. look at the red across california to the great basin. low to mid 30s celsius likely é— basin. low to mid 30s celsius likely e las vegas and phoenix. basin. low to mid 30s celsius likely § las vegas and phoenix. the - in las vega

steam train hisses.athe a sigh of relief. it‘s absolutely wonderful, because it‘s my lifeline to get from appleby up to carlisle. i‘m a non—driver, but i do love to escape to the shops at least once a month. although this wonderful old locomotive is attracting all the headlines today, the big issue for the more remote communities along this line is that they‘ve got their main transport link back, and that means a return of visitors and business. £23 million has been spent repairing the line. it‘s the biggest fix network rail has ever undertaken, which is why it took so long. built in the 1870s, threatened with closure in the 1980s, this old—fashioned but much loved railway route is open again. a new era, celebrated old—style. danny savage, bbc news, cumbria. choosing when to retire can be a difficult decision, particularly if you love yourjob, which is why 93—year—old hairdresser kathleen privett has put off that moment, until today. after an incredible 72 years in the family salon, she‘s finally surrend

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one associate said he was steaming.ally explain why he decided to talk to the press, and then to the white house, and then to the press at the white house, before talking to people, to democrats on the house intelligence committee. i can tell you guys that right now, according to my colleague manu raju, the meeting is still ongoing. it's possible that more could come out. it's possible we could hear from the top democrat on that committee. but chairman nunes did come out and speak to reporters belierie. he said he told reporters he did not show the committee the records of what he received. he refused to say how he got the information. and he said when asked why he went to the white house, that it was a judgment call on why he told the press and the president before he told democrats. here is more of what he had to say about that yesterday. let's take a listen. >> it concerned me enough to have to notify the president because it was him and his transition team that were involved in this. it's not fair for him not to kno