harnessed the power of a star inside a lavatory on earth. and that transcends everything, right? that is something that all people can get behind. i couldn t have put it better myself. that was claire moscowitz, senior editor at scientific american, under remarkable breakthrough and that achievement we have been telling you about. o nto onto another remarkable breakthrough now, a discovery in a cave in france shows that modern man arrived in europe some 12,000 years earlier than previously thought. in a paper published in the journal science advances, researchers described finding fossilised remains of homo sapiens, a species to which all modern human beings belong, alongside those of neanderthals, but is an extinct species of archaic humans, his disappearance remains a hotly debated issue. our science correspondent calliper gosh pallab ghosh has the story. sifting through ancient remains, archaeologists have been
WASHINGTON (dpa-AFX) - Boeing Company has selected Collins Aerospace, a Raytheon Technologies (RTX) business to be the long-term provider of next-generation lavatories for the 737 family of aircraft.The
that s something that airline units have been pushing for. they ve also been pushing for the department of justice to crack down on this. we ve seen a shift in the tide in the last few days with more and more indictments coming down against unruly passenger, name li na passenger accused of punching that flight attendant in that incident last wednesday on an american flight. he is 20-year-old brian sioux of irvine, california. we have learned from these court documents that just came out that he is pleading self-defense, that he recently had brain surgery, he says, and his family was interviewed and they say he s not been the same since. the flight attendant says she was just trying to keep him from getting to the lavatory when the fasten seat belt sign was on. goodness. last place you want to see that kind of violence. pete muntean, thanks so much. very good tuesday morning to
led into the courtroom. what kind of impact did it have on the trial? all that attention. i mean, certainly i think the court had to take certain precautions to make sure things didn t get out of hand. pamela s defense attorney, mark sisti, says things had already gotten out of hand. i felt as though the jury was in shark-infested waters. they hadn t been sequestered. camera crews at that point were running wild. we had our own client chased into the woman s lavatory. that was the backdrop as the state of new hampshire laid out its case. and fired one fatal shot into the head of greggory smart. prosecutors contended in their opening arguments that pamela smart was a calculating temptress. a woman who lured young billy flynn with promises of sex and money. yeah, that s the gun i got out of the drawer. one by one the teens, who had already pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, took the stand.
cockpit i noticed that his ipad was located on the window. it appeared to be a live streaming video of the captain in the lavatory. reporter: in the cockpit so the captain could use the restroom, steineker says she saw that ipad, with video of the captain in the bathroom. she s alleging in a lawsuit that the first officer said it was a new streaming system, and the camera was hidden so that no one would ever find it. on the ground she reported the incident, but says she was warned if this went public, no one would fly the airline again. it s just not a joke at all. if you think you re being violated and someone is watching you in a lavatory, no, that s not a joke. reporter: southwest in a statement says it was a false video reference. an inappropriate attempt at humor. and says there was never a camera in the lavatory. southwest says it will defend itself vigorously against the lawsuit. both pilots and the flight attendant are still flying for southwest. david? david, thank you