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and any maintenance they may have received. they will do this until legitimately they find answers. they will learn and improve safety going forward. >> as long as we talk safety, last year, it really feels like there was a lot of reporting about near misses at u.s. airports. what do you think is going on with this trend? >> those were red flags. and, fortunately they were avoided literally at the last minute. it was the last layer of safety and almost every one of these instances that saved the day. >> that does not make me feel good. i don't like the last layer of safety. >> it's not good, and that these were so startling. that's what they got the attention at the entire industry and the regulators, and that's why we are reevaluating everything we're doing and looking for anything that we missed. i also want to say that it's important to remember, especially when it comes to
hey. i'm julia with the catchup. tonight, a london bus fire fka twigs speaks out, and a surprising jungle remix. but first, the fast fashion brand boohoo has been putting labels that say "made in the uk" on potentially thousands of clothes that were actually made in south asia. that's been uncovered by bbc panorama. on tuesday, the bbc reported that the brand is considering closing their uk factory in leicester, where the mislabeling took place last year. boohoo said it came down to human error after a misunderstanding of the labelling rules. some other stories now, in wimbledon, southwest london, an electric double decker bus caught fire during morning rush hour. tfl have said that nobody was injured and they're investigating what went wrong. singer fka twigs has responded to the ban of her calvin klein ad. uk regulators said the advert objectified her, but the singer
hey. i'm julia with the catchup. tonight, a london bus fire, fka twigs speaks out, and a surprising jungle remix. but first, the fast fashion brand boohoo has been putting labels that say "made in the uk" on potentially thousands of clothes that were actually made in south asia. that's been uncovered by bbc panorama. on tuesday, the bbc reported that the brand is considering closing their uk factory in leicester, where the mislabeling took place last year. boohoo said it came down to human error after a misunderstanding of the labelling rules. some other stories now, in wimbledon, southwest london, an electric double decker bus caught fire during morning rush hour. tfl have said that nobody was injured and they're investigating what went wrong. singer fka twigs has responded to the ban of her calvin klein ad. uk regulators said the advert objectified her, but the singer
singer fka twigs has responded to the ban of her calvin klein ad. uk regulators said the advert objectified her, but the singer posted on instagram saying that she's proud of the pictures and that she feels there are double standards. and two original scripts from the tv show friends that were rescued from a bin are going up for auction. the one where ross gets married was the two part finale of season four, and it was filmed here in the uk. so the script was found at fountain studios in wembley back in 1998. i will leave you with ten seconds of this unlikelyjungle music remix. this clip of university challenge has gone viral after the presenter amol rajan corrected one team about jungle music. absolute banger, to be fair. you're all caught up now. see you.
20 minutes into the flight, 16,000 feet in the door plug blows and creates chaos in the cabin appear to boeing is in the crosshairs of regulators. the faa investigating whether the company complied with safety rules related to the design that was submitted and approved by the agencies. but alaska had discovered loose hardware on other max 9s after preliminary investigation. >> todd: small business owners listen up, the house can put a hole to controversial biden labor policy. >> write from a job killing policy so basically house republicans are attempting to roll back "overly broad joint employer rule." it is national relations labor board that makes it easier for employees to unionize by stating the employer is a joint employer due to relationships with franchisees and independent contractors. the board rule says, "an entity
potentially prosecuting the president's son. meanwhile, the federal aviation administration says it has opened an investigation into boeing's quality control after the in-flight failure of a door plug on a 737 max 9 jet. according to federal regulators, the investigation will focus on whether the company failed to ensure that the 737 max 9 plane was safe and conformed to approved design. it stems from the loss of a fuselage panel operated by alaska airlines shortly after it took off last friday from portland, oregon, leaving a hole in the side of the passenger cabin. terrifying. in a new statement yesterday the faa says the dramatic in-flight blow out on the alaska airlines flight, quote, should have never happened asked it cannot happen again. meanwhile, 737 max 9 planes remain grounded in the u.s. pending details on faa mandated
of the climate czar, john k kerry's office. take a look at what we're learning . turns out his office pays staff $4.3 million in salaries each year. highest salary listed is $186,680 per year. median salary $170,000 per year. what's notably missing from the document are the names of any of his staffer. the titles of eight of his top aides and kerry's own salary. the state department tells us in deciding to withhold this information, they, quote, determine that the privacy interests clearly outweigh any public interest in disclosure of the personal information. consequently release would result in reasonably foreseeable harm. at a hearing in july kerry was hesitant to disclose the details pressed by congressional regulators . take a listen. >> i would love to know the
harm. kerry when prodded last year, back in july, was very hesitant to disclose any details about the inner workings of his office, when he was probed by congressional regulators. take a listen. >> i would love to know the names of the individuals that actually answer to you. >> mr. chairman, i'm not going to fill them in here and this way because that would be a violation of our process within the state department. >> you are not going to tell us who is working in your office. >> i'm not going to go through them by name. that is not the required process of the state department. >> gillian: while his office is, as he says, part of the state department, he said in that same hearing he himself reports directly to president biden, not to the secretary of state seen there, antony blinken. kerry's office tells the boston herald they will share the rest of the information in october, john.
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