but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we ll be live in birmingham at 8:00 for the very latest from the conservative party conference, including reaction to the prime minister s immigration plans and borisjohnson‘s chequers criticisms. coming up at 8:20. as parents head to the high court to try and halt cuts to special educational needs support, we hearfrom one headteacher about the impact it will have on their pupils. and later this evening we ll be taking a look at what makes the front pages of tomorrows newspapers in the papers. that s all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it s time for sportsday. hello. i m only foster at the bbc sportscenter. this evening. will the champions league ring any cheer to mourinho and manchester united? will be life at old trafford in just a moment. manchester city are looking for their first champions league win this season. they are underway in hoffenheim, and there have been goals. and all change for the bbc
professionally, it is by far the ha rd est professionally, it is by far the hardest decision i have ever had to make. i have a huge amount of loyalty to a number of the players in the women s programme. i was really torn, but ultimately i think it is the right decision for myself personally and also for the programme i have left. and i really hope for the programme i have joined. you ve spoken in the past, do you think they have this potential to defend her olympic title. does that belief remain regardless of who takes over? you are looking at enough players to medal again. i think critically those who have been medallist have got to find that motivation to go ha rd got to find that motivation to go hard again and i need done i think a new head coach leading a programme will give something to that. wednesday s from international against belgium is significant because it is medal it is danny kerry s first game in charge of the men s hockey team. they won olympic field hocke
she is also the author of living best life at every age. the fastest growing segment is people over 85. the second is the people over the age of 100. and so when the program were put in place life expectancy was 67 or 68. so not only are there more people in the system, but they re living longer. and so we have to be able to look at the program and make meaningful adjustments that s going to allow people to live with dignity at a much longer period of time. that s sunday night on c-span s q&a. the number of air traffic controllers has hit a 30-year loechlt they rale recently held a hearing on theish would you witnesses from the federal aviation administration and the national air traffic controller s association. the pennsylvania congressman chairs the committee. good morning. the subcommittee will come to order. i like to thank you for being here. before we proceed hearings and assure you that will be a top committee priority for safety and remember the tragedy a
agency has over 2,400 controllers available in canada pools. the faa in collaboration with the national air traffic controllers association has streamlined the process for transferring controllers between facilities more quickly, reducing the lag time and certifying the facilities. but the faa can make further improvements and should not hesitate to hire more controllers when staffing needs require it. the faa academy, inexperienced controlers have to train before being placed in a facility has the capacity to matriculate only 1,999 controllers per year. and before controllers can attend the faa has to conduct a background check and the faa has to process about 300 per month. this hearing is an important exercise in the subcommittee s oversight of the safety and efficiency of the air traffic control system. by all of the objective measures, facilities staffs and shortages have not compromised safety and capacity today. but i do look forward to hearing from our witnesses on wh
neighbor built his mother to death with a steel pipe back in june 2014 in the family home and following the death of his father neunaber had a sudden realization that became his motive to commit the crime. when dad died i did not know what to do next. i was not prepared to be the man of the house. that realization led to the mother of his mother - murder of his mother esther. the judge decided the ruling was fair. jonathan neunaber it has been found guilty of the charge of murder in the second degree and also guilty of the charge of willful injury. today he tried two different offenses on the first-degree murder charge including a defense of insanity and a defense of diminishing responsibility, neunaber also says on the night he killed his mother he took pills trying to so. i took some pills with the idea that we could be very together. that did not work and i am still here. as a result of this new plea neunaber could possibly face up to 60 years in prison. now the s