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45 minute queues, litter and erosion walkers on mount snowdon in north wales are urged to respect the landscape, as the number of visitors soars. i want to become the mayor with wolverhampton. i want one of those nice chains on my neck and i ll be calling all the shots. and from boxing olympic silver medallist to mayor of wolverhampton, ben whittaker s dream comes true, for a day anyway. and coming up on the bbc news channel. the 12 women involved in september s solheim cup have been named, with three english players involved, including georgia hall after she finished second at the women s open. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. britain and america have hours not weeks to evacuate people from afghanistan, according to the defence secretary. pressure s growing on us presidentjoe biden to delay the withdrawal of american troops beyond his august 31st deadline. he ll have talks with the leaders of the g7 group of nations tomorrow. however, a spokesman ....
she told me she hopes to follow in the footsteps of grand national winner rachael blackmore and bryony frost at the king george, and is confident her horse can get used to epsom well, after success in the trials it s all been going very well, she won her trial, so it s encouraging. we always liked her and she s taken huge steps forward, so we are pleased with her. find huge steps forward, so we are pleased with her. huge steps forward, so we are pleased with her. and her best qualities. pleased with her. and her best qualities, what pleased with her. and her best qualities, what are pleased with her. and her best qualities, what are they? - pleased with her. and her best qualities, what are they? how| pleased with her. and her best - qualities, what are they? how she d been managing herself in the run up to this? been managing herself in the run-up to this? ,, , been managing herself in the run-up to this? ,, h , . been managing herself in the run-up tothis? , ....
the first from several police officers. but the question is, what do the medical examiners say about floyd s death? plus, new reporting on how smugglers connected migrants who want to come to the united states. did social media help fuel the crisis at the border? and in the battle between the bears and the bulldogs, the bears come out on top as baylor beats gonzaga to win the team s first-ever national title. the question is, how did they do it? it s way too early for this. good morning. welcome to way too early, the show that this morning is congratulating our producer mike for winning the office march madness pool. i am kasie hunt on this tuesday, april 6th. we ll start with the news. minneapolis police chief medaria arradondo took the stand yesterday to testify against the officer accused of killing george floyd saying derek chauvin s knee on floyd s neck violated policy and defied his own training. once there was no longer any resistance and clearly when ....
how did we get it wrong? nobody saw it coming. nobody in the whole world. who saw it coming? did the administration not expect that there could be moments like this one where you would have a highly transmissible variant? sure, it s possible. it s possible there could be other variants coming along. that s possible. what do you plan for? you plan for what you think is available, that is the most likely threat that exists at the time, and you respond to it. and i think that that s exactly what we ve done. and, for example, omicron is spreading rapidly. but the death rates are much, much lower than they were. this is not march of 2020. so there is reason for optimism this morning on the covid front, really promising news. the fda authorized the first antiviral coronavirus treatment in the u.s., pfizer s paxlovid. and three new studies from overseas suggest there is a lower risk of hospitalization with those infected with omicron compared to delta. we are watching ....
a very rare occurrence. and it s got me wondering, why do you think that there are so few women at the top in both the sciences and the social sciences? professor katalin kariko, you re the first hungarian woman to win a nobel prize. what do you think? well, you know, what i think is that when whenever our career is moving forward, that s the time, the child bearing age. and many of the women decide to have family. and it is difficult for, you know, advancing their research, for example. and that might be one reason that they give up. ..on the fact that it s women when they have children. yes, they give up their dreams because they want to have children. but i have a daughter and anne has two sons. so that, you know, we can show here that they can do both. all right. moungi bawendi, you re one of the chemist laureates. what s your take on this? it seems to me that when we look at the nobel laureates, for instance, it s about research that was done decades ago. and what ....