gathered in the house of commons for their annual debate. debate, the of the students talk about making transportation more affordable and accessible. it is about 30 minutes. the youth parliament will now consider the third motion of the day. cheaper, better and accessible for all. burton: a 16-year-old requires weekly doctors appointments that can no longer afford these journeys. would you helpe these young people? because right now you have that chance. the youth ago committee carried out a report on transport. voted thatng people we campaign on this issue once again. if an illness were diagnosed four years ago, would you stop the treatments today? let us use the evidence from the report to create a reinvented campaign. let the same for reforms such as a national scheme to prevent discounted travel for young people. similar to the young persons rail card. what we canestion really achieve on a national scale. let us use this to our advantage. naming the places where transp
live coverage of congress on tv, the radio, and online at c-span.org. members of the british youth parliament aged 11 to 18 gathered in the houses of parliament for their annual debate. they debated five topics that would be considered further national debate. talk about making transportation more affordable and accessible. it is about 30 minutes. colleagues, the youth parliament will now consider the third motion of the day in the last of our morning session. make public transport cheaper, better, and accessible for all. to move the motion, i call from the northwest of england, rose. [applause] given the chance, would you help these young people? now, you have that chance. four years ago, the committee carried out a report on transport. four weeks ago, 108,000 young wanted us to campaign on this issue again. if an illness were diagnosed, would you stop treatment today? let s use the evidence to create a reform for a fresh and reinvented campaign. use the same for reforms suc
welcome come everybody come i m neil cavuto and this is your world. we are keeping on top of developments on stimulus link to the coronavirus. i say slow go because dr. not virus relief we are told would be really for the airline industry itself. it is sort of hobbling right now, that is being generous. many big airlines are saying that if they don t get aid, and soon, they will commit to cuts. they wanted to put them off as long as possible, but no longer can. i m talking about tens of thousands of cuts. christina looks at newark liberty airport, where the impact is real. christina. neil, you said it. today marks the first day where airlines can move ahead with their employee furloughs. this is because the $25 billion spending rush relief package they received has expired and there s no other deal in place. it s why united and american verse both followed 42,000 employees today. have nancy pelosi and steve mnuchin are trying to work out a deal. they had a call this after
investigation into how panorama secured its interview with his mother is a step in the right direction. covid in care homes scientists who advised the government admit they never checked how the virus could be spread by staff working in multiple homes. and, a £300 million rescue package for 11 sports, struggling without spectators because of coronavirus. and coming up we look ahead to tonight s announcement of the booker prize winner for 2020. i ll speak to last years joint winner, bernadine evaristo, in just over half an hour. good afternoon. there s more encouraging news today about coronavirus vaccines. researchers from oxford university say the vaccine they re working on shows a promising immune response so far in people in their 60s and 70s. crucial further tests still need to be carried out and the vaccine isn t yet at the same stage as similar jabs being developed by pfizer and moderna. the uk has ordered 100 million doses of the oxford vaccine if it eventually re
now. in south philadelphia we ve got this vehicle fire that s been here a little while. might still want to avoid swanson and ritner street so watch for that one. on the walt whitman bridge a disabled tractor-trailer blocking a lane eastbound so look for that coming into the city. westbound right now traffic on the ben franklin bridge, you see this as you head towards city avenue for the first time in forever we ve got four lanes opened because that construction is cleared here. also patco trains are running on both tracks with the new schedule starting today, matt. all right, thank you, karen. and developing right now, what karen just mentioned, we have video from it, just in from the news room from the scene of a suspicious fire in philadelphia. police say they were responding to reports of an suv explosion on south swanson street and west ritner street in south philadelphia 4:00 a.m. now, this is right below i-95. firefighters quickly put the fire out. they don t know