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-i do remember looking at the shuttle getting ready to take off. -he was adamant, now to me, that he didn't want his mom to go. and then he started crying. the whole the whole launch was him crying. it was awful. ♪ -i was 12 years old when the launch date came. i could see the shuttle from afar and be like, "wow, my father is on that shuttle right now. he's strapped in, about to be launched into space." ♪ we were so excited. it was hard to contain. -for the first two-plus minutes of the mission, with the solid rocket boosters attached, there's no option for abort. you have to wait till they're done and burned out and cut away. that's a death zone. no matter what happens in that scenario, you cannot do anything.
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-what was starting to join up was you've got video analysis that says the strike on the orbiter created a hole in the wing. and you can see that there had been some sort of penetration against the rcc panel. hot gas had entered in, the shuttle had lost aerodynamic control and crashed. but i think the challenge for a lot of folks at nasa was believing that foam had done that. they would say foam can't break reinforced carbon-carbon. there were a lot of people that said there's something else that explains this. -we decided to ask nasa about the history of foam strikes, which had never been done. -i was asked by the accident investigation team to help find that type of information.
priority for the united states. even with conflicts going on in ukraine and gaza. he said, we are all in, and as you mentioned, he said a secure asia means a secure us. it's really interesting because of those concerns around the other conflicts that the us is involved in, lloyd austin listed out all the initiatives the us has taken on in the region in the last three years. as proof that the region is a priority for the us.— priority for the us. how did the other— priority for the us. how did the other countries - priority for the us. how did the other countries in i priority for the us. how did the other countries in the l the other countries in the region feel about those relationships between the us and china?— and china? yeah, well, it's a balance- _ and china? yeah, well, it's a balance. there _ and china? yeah, well, it's a balance. there was - and china? yeah, well, it's a balance. there was an i balance. there was an indonesian delegate who asked a question after lloyd austin's speech, saying, when the us
permanent, without a return to fighting, and of course for there to be the chance of discussions and moves on strengthening the palestinian authority, the parameters of the palestinian state at the other things i've said, so all they have to do is to accept this deal, and that process can begin. this deal, and that process can beuin. ., this deal, and that process can be. in, ., ., , this deal, and that process can bei in, ., ., , begin. that was the uk foreign secretary. _ begin. that was the uk foreign secretary, lord _ begin. that was the uk foreign secretary, lord cameron. - after a week of general election campaigning here in the uk, all parties are out again this weekend vying for support. rishi sunak has pledged to give 30 towns across the uk £20 million each, if the conservatives are re—elected. while labour vowed to boost employment and increase support for people with long—term illness. meanwhile the liberal democrats have promised to make ten premier league games available on free—to—air—tv per season. our political correspondent ione wells reports. applause and cheering cheers, change and cheesy grins. labour are hoping to show a positive front today, with... the launch of the bus — angela's bus. and doesn't it look fantastic?
i did want to ask you about because you rightly point out that off so many times hamas is just refused to agree to any of these potential deals and now they have this one that is slightly more nuanced in the ways you just laid out, being one example. >> and so is there a possibility? >> but that moves the needle for them anyway look, it's certainly a possibility. >> we know that kamaz has a rejected ceasefire deals in the past and when they have taken place as violated them as it has in the earlier stages of this war. so massive course is not a reliable partner, which is why israel once ensure that it has the security guarantees, it needs to ensure the security of its people and that hamas can never again pose a threat to the people israel as did october 7, president referenced that in his speech thing that at the moment musk capabilities have been sufficiently depleted by the wars that it cannot pose the same thread, but it's really are likely to not view that as being sufficient in and
it's going to be a lot warmer. temperatures climbing up to about 22 degrees in the warmest spots, whereas temperatures come down a little bit for scotland and northern ireland. that's because we've got this cold front working its way southwards and that will continue to push south on monday as well, bringing with it cloudier weather, an odd spit of rain, not much. and once the front�*s through in scotland on monday, the sunshine comes back out, just a few showers across the far north. now, temperatures on monday will be coming downjust a little bit. but still where the june sunshine comes out through the afternoon, it will feel pleasantly warm with temperatures into the high teens or low 20s. it's through tuesday and wednesday we'll see some much cooler air arriving, particularly across the northern half of the uk. and this heralds the arrival of some pretty unsettled weather conditions, really. showers become widespread across scotland, northern england and northern ireland, some of them with hail and thunder mixed in, could be a few showers developing through the day, further southwards as well. and those temperatures continue to ease down a little bit. still 20 in london, but 14 in glasgow. well, the average of this time of year is closer to 18 degrees.
a world—class season. he's shown great maturity. probably the best player in spain. let's dwell onjude bellingham because what do astonishing impact he has made in his debut season in spain. he is the la liga player of the season. 19 goals. he's their top scorer when you consider they've got viniciousjunior in their ranks as well. it's been an astonishing impact from him. he seems to be absolutely fearless. i think as a young player, moving to madrid from dortmund, of course, a lot of young players would go into a dressing room with the big characters and big players of real madrid and freeze, he hasn't done that. he's gone in, he's embraced the challenge, no surprise this evening if he has a big game. the last time wembley hosted a champions league final, 2013, that was dortmund, and they lost to bayern. quite a few of the dortmund fans i spoke to remember that, they were here and they want to put it right. yes they do.
a little bit for scotland and northern ireland. that's because we've got this cold front working its way southwards and that will continue to push south on monday as well, bringing with it cloudier weather, an odd spit of rain, not much. and once the front�*s through in scotland on monday, the sunshine comes back out, just a few showers across the far north. now, temperatures on monday will be coming downjust a little bit. but still where the june sunshine comes out through the afternoon, it will feel pleasantly warm with temperatures into the high teens or low 20s. it's through tuesday and wednesday we'll see some much cooler air arriving, particularly across the northern half of the uk. and this heralds the arrival of some pretty unsettled weather conditions, really. showers become widespread across scotland, northern england and northern ireland, some of them with hail and thunder mixed in, could be a few showers developing through the day further southwards as well. and those temperatures continue to ease down a little bit. still 20 in london, but 1a in glasgow. well, the average of this time of year is closer to 18 degrees. and that cool showery theme to the weather continues then through much of the rest