we did it! good tuesday morning. we re watching a number of developing stories at this hour. happening right now an emotional hearing set to begin in florida where survivors and families of the parkland school shooting will share their stories and their pain in court. this is in advance to the judge sentencing the gunman. it s the final count down now. we re one week from election day. early voting as you likely know is smashing records. more than 21 million ballots cast so far. the campaigning far from over. candidates making their final pitch and cnn is on the trail. the man accused of attacking paul pelosi is expected in court this morning. 42-year-old david depape will be arraigned on several charges including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. we re learning disturbing new details about depape s intentions. the fbi said he planned to hold nancy pelosi hostage and break her kneecaps if she lied. we re live outside the courthouse in san francisco. t
warm, highs of around six to ii warm, highs of around six to 11 degrees. heading through thursday night into friday, a ridge of high pressure builds in so that will bring a bit of a quieter day for friday for many others. a bit of sunshine, not particularly warm with mist and fog, which should clear away. thanks, sarah. and that s bbc news at six. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m jane dougall. another record for virat kohli, who overtakes his idol, sachin tendulkar, and helps send india into the final of the cricket world cup. a first match for emma hayes since the announcement of her new us job. can the chelsea manager get the only trophy that has eluded her at the club in her last season? an fa cup replay for eighth tier team cray valley can they get a win against a side five divisions above them? also coming up on sportsday: a shock in golf as rory mcilroy steps back from the pga tour policy board. we ask why. olympic gold medallist joe clarke is back in great britain
because what s going on with this particular mission is it s the ussf, united states space force, mission 44 and the fog is not the only thing shrouding this launch. it s shrouded in mystery somewhat. it s considered a secret mission. there are two major payloads that are going to be launched. in most of these launches you get to watch everything. that s not going to be the case once it gets to the second stage of this mission because sometimes, when you release information such as when do the engines stop, that can give you an indication of where this payload is going to be in orbit and the government doesn t want you to know that at this particular time because this is part of a national security mission. interesting that you can t clearly see this mission too well on television when, in fact, it s not going to be seen well in the spy world as well. the fog is fitting then.