to do. and one man s marathon and that has always been ruled out by this administration. laura kuenssberg reporting on what she had been told. mission, can a kenyan runner break a but the reliance on unattributable statements from unnamed officials two hour barrier in was a source of concern for some viewers. for the former senior civil servantjill rutter. newswatch viewers agreed with roger collins. well, we put those points to bbc news and they told us. we are in the middle of the protests on the streets of london and in other cities across the world. the bbc‘s coverage of demonstrators from extinction rebellion, who are calling for urgent action on global climate and wildlife emergencies, has attracted attention from our viewers. opinions are divided. that split reflects a wider divide about the bbc‘s reporting of this subject. but others have the opposite view. i ve been speaking to the man recently appointed as the bbc‘s first chief environment correspondent, justi
and i m afraid that s all the time we have to talk electric in the short version of the show. the falling version is waiting for you right now and i player. maybe it will help convince you it s time to switch. maybe you will have doubts afterwards, in which case you can continue the conversation with us on social media. we live on facebook, youtube, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks, for watching and we ll see you soon. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: tokyo prepares to face its worst typhoon in 60 years as winds of more than 100 miles an hour head towards the japanese coast. good morning. typhoon hagibis is bearing down onjapan and likely to make landfall in the next few hours. i will have the full forecast on this powerful storm in the next 30 minutes. a vaccine plea to parents: the head of nhs england warns that the school gates have become a breeding ground for myths about mmr. the us threatens turkey
issued a special report reviewing the mission. up next, experience apollo 8 the way millions of americans did 50 years ago. anchored by walter conkrite, this includes pre-mission interviews with frank borman, james lovell and william anders. and extended portions of the television coverage from liftoff to lunar orbit to splashdown 1000 miles southwest of hawaii. listen to the words of three men flying around the moon. in the beginning, god created heaven and earth. the earth was without form. and darkness was upon the face of the deep. the spirit of god moved upon the face of the waters and god said let there be light. light. god saw the light. and the light divided the darkness. the darkness he called light. the evening and the morning in the first day. god said let there be a firmament. it was so. god called upon heaven, the evening and the morning of the second day. god said let the waters under the heavens together together under one place. and let the dry land ap
linked to iran. the air strikes in response to ramped up attacks at u.s. forces on bases in the middle east. in the mediterranean five u.s. service members were killed when their helicopter crashed in training. what we know about that accident. hospitals in gaza say they re under siege and patients are dying as israel s military closes in. doctors sharing these photos, primis, they say are fighting to survive without incubators and israel is working to evacuate patients and deliver fuel. plus new efforts to get the hostages released. a u.s. envoy heading into the region and what israel s prime minister told nbc news. how closer you to reaching a deal to get more of the hostages out? a massive fire in los angeles closes down a critical freeway. the city bracing for a nightmare monday morning commute. just five days until the federal government shuts down unless congress acts. will the newest proposal get enough votes? and the major new study on weight loss drugs. the new e
scott: for all the hand wringing about the loss of manufacturing jobs, the reality is plenty of foreign companies make things here in america. roger collins: we had to hire 800 people very fast and just couldn t find the qualified people out on the job market. chad robinson: after we finish our four years with the apprenticeship, we re fully guaranteed a job that s going to make a base salary of $55,000 about, and, i mean, you can t ask for much better than that. national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ? sharyl: hello, i m sharyl attkisson. welcome to full measure. first came the shock. then came the awe. with half the campaign money of donald trump defied democrats, his own party, the media and nearly every prediction. we re calling it the big miss. if the media misread america, there s a reason for the disconnect. in the first post-election poll, full measure and rasmussen reports asked, how much do