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who do not have many opportunities to watch the best riders of the world, so they will be doing 20 loops of a three kay loop within the city circuit, and we are doing a mix of, actually, the tour de france best riders coming, so you have 30 of the best of the peloton, like jonas vingegaard, chris froome, just like you said, vincenzo nibali or mark cavendish, the record holder for stage wins in tour de france, and we are mixing them with asian riders, because the whole purpose of the event is also to inspire, so we have teams from malaysia, singapore, thailand, south korea blending with the tour de france riders to have an amazing celebration of cycling — that's the whole purpose. you can reach me you can reach me on you can reach me on twitter. thank you for your company and we will see you next time. would buy.
chancellor's official residence and thenit chancellor's official residence and then it loops around to the cabinet office, the whitehall cabinet office which is in many ways the machine at the heart of government, the coordinating department, and then you have the wonderful expanse of horse guards parade, which isjust there beyond the garden of downing street. horse guards parade, where the birthday parade for the monarch takes place every year, and it is flanked by the horse guards parade building and the old admiralty building, winston churchill's office on the top end as we look at the screen of the parade ground, and a great view of the river thames with the london i. a familiar sight with the london i. a familiar sight with the household cavalry making their way along the cric at mall because we are approaching 11 lakh —— 11 o'clock and it is properly tied for the changing of the guard at the
well trump force one is once again ready for takeoff. the plane that was a regular back drop of his campaign rallies is now back in west palm beach. cnn white house correspondent kate bennett has more details. so bring us up to speed on this jet's journey. >> well, when last we saw it, it was shranked engine, sitting on a tarmac at an airport in new york. this was in march. about 2021. and it didn't lookic it was flyable and it wasn't at the time. however, in the last year it has been at a airport, a small airport in louisiana, we found out. and it has been going under refurbishness, repairs have been made, a new paint job was done in july, the summer and then recently my colleagues on the aviation team and i noticed that there were some movements happening above the airport in louisiana but this plane via the tail number. and it was doing some loops and clearly testing out some new parts and on wednesday it arrived in palm beach back at
first woman to ever fly across that united states nonstop from east to west. she was the first woman to ever fly solo from north america to south america. she set the overall record for the fastest flight by anyone from the west coast to the east coast. she set another record flying solo around all of south america. she set the world record for a barrel rules, 714 barrel rolls in a row over this field in st. louis. she set the record for loop the loops, 980 loops all in a row. i embarking just thinking about it. this is the absolute peak of the golden age of every aviation. americans were crazy for aviation. they were fascinated by it, all the great flyers became great stars. laura angles was famous enough as a double pilot that by 1934 it would literally garner an entire article in the new york times when she got a speeding ticket. she was that big a celebrity. by the following year, 1935, she was so famous that she got an entire article in the new york times because she got a parking ticket. she was a big deal. by 1939, things had gotten a
her name was laura angles, that name may be ringing a bell for you. she is not lore angles wilder who wrote little house on the prairie, that was her a cousin or something. she was just more angles. i have to tell you, in her day lore engels was more famous then her distant cousin the author who would also go on to be very famous. laura angles was famous for being a pilot, she was the first woman to ever fly across that united states nonstop from east to west. she was the first woman to ever fly solo from north america to south america. she set the overall record for the fastest flight by anyone from the west coast to the east coast. she set another record flying solo around all of south america. she set the world record for a barrel rules, 714 barrel rolls in a row over this field in st. louis. she set the record for loop the loops, 980 loops all in a row.
and we just stayed there and helped. in this war zone. people would walk by total strangers, and just touch each other, because you needed to feel life. >> i would just do loops, you know, just go in and out of blocks, with big cups of coffee, sugar, and milk. it got to a point where i realized, the guys were waiting for us, you know. they were like so grateful. >> i used to be an amt. i wanted to help in any way i could. i climbed through holes and grab this is. all over free can hell, and there was so many weird things. burger king s'more it was a triage center, it was full to the bathroom, it was a massage tent.
it also prompted an evacuation of the gas station that was in front of it. but as you can see, just plotting the loops, the erratic motion of this, as the plane circled for hours and hours on and in the tupelo area, this morning. >> well joining us right now is jeff kazemi, a former investigator with the faa. that was absolutely extraordinary, watching that. the pattern on that plane. what do you think when you see something like that? the density, just circling, circling, circling. in a relatively small area? >> yes it was. it appears to me that the pilot could fly an airplane. the maneuvering that you would see from the tracks that were shown there as well as the video that were taken by various people indicate a plane under normal operation circling
and frankly that is what happens on the loops we are talking about these things. folks are giving options. the anomaly loops are really active from the time we first saw the signature all the way until charlie made the right decision which was to scrub. so, our confidence comes through what we are going to learn this. when we are ready to go out there we will go back out there and try for another launch. michael will lay out for you what we have in between. i will say, obviously we talked about this mission being risky but regret we are going to take the risks that make sense for the risks we know that if already push the vehicle in the system as far as it will, when we launch. and be ready to go at that time. so with that let me turn over too mike for more specifics. >> good afternoon thank you for continuing to follow the artemis one mission and our program. i will briefly recap for weightlifting off the last time we were here.
search for theory on everything." miles, anything you hear of particular concern this morning? >> well, rocket science is all about plumbing, john, and you better sweat those pipes pretty tightly. when they did the wet dress rehearsals, leaks bedevilled this launch, and that's what we're looking at engine 3 there's a hydrogen leak in a flange. it's a no-go situation. the team is working on the problem. we don't have a ton of visibility into what they're doing because they're not sharing the loops or the conversations with the nasa test directors and so forth. so, we're waiting for nasa to tell us, but we're deep into this hold. and they're already starting late because of the lightning overnight. there's a two-hour window. we're we're on the back end of the window, if at all today. >> professor, instead of talking about what's not happening, let's talk about what they hope
people is go ahead, take out loops, don't worry about it. we'll write it off when the time comes. again, that may make a few people happy in the near term but this will have long-term consequences that are very i would say devastating to the whole principle and ethic that undergirds the american experiment. in the near term, it will have a negative economic consequence as well. it will add to the cost of tuition to go to college in this country. >> neil: we heard of a number of former clinton administration officials and obama administration saying the same. senator, if i could switch gears a little bit. not too long ago, mitch mcconnell had bemoaned election pros respects for republicans in the senate, that they might win the house. the senate will be diceyer. he talked about the quality of the candidates. i'm wondering if he was making a reference to some of the trump-backed candidates who some in your party are concerned