earthquake. rescue workers still finding survivors in the rubble including a 10 day old baby after being trapped for almost 100 hours. we re live at the epicenter. we ll speak to chef jose andres who just arrived in turkey to provide some much needed relief to rescuers and survivors. back here at home, a twist in one of the investigations surrounding former president donald trump, a subpoena issued to his vice president mike pence. what this could say about the investigation. also, new, up close pictures of the chinese spy balloon that floated across the u.s. as we re learning more about its capabilities, lawmakers are demanding to know why it wasn t shot down earlier. plus, president biden addresses criticism about why the u.s. didn t take action sooner. what he said in an exclusive interview. and as we re gearing up for sunday s super bowl between the chiefs and the eagles, two quarterbacks are set to make history. and we have breaking news right now from the whit
by the representatives of major parties included far right leader marine le pen. now on bbc news.click this week, paul has been tackling blazes in germany. question how do you attract the right fish to your net? we ll shine the light on a colourful solution. oh, look at that. pennies from heaven. and. take a feel. you can feel the texture. it s really. ..soft. yeah. eurgh, that s not what you need from a crisp. we ll find out why it s crunch time for al. news report: it is an inferno | and it s leaving little in its wake. we ve seen wildfires raging across many countries over the summer months. the hot, dry conditions exacerbated by climate change are making them more frequent and more intense. and it can often be a real struggle to bring them under control. high tech solutions are changing how we tackle them, whether it s drones dousing the fires or satellites predicting their spread. and paul carter has been to a forest near berlin to find out how one company is trying to
king has led tributes to the armed forces on remembrance sunday at a service at the cenotaph in london. thousands of veterans and army personneljoined the public in a two minute silence at 11am. it isi:30pm. now it is 1:30pm. now on bbc news, click. this week, paul has been tackling blazes in germany. question, how do you attract the right fish to your net? we will shine the light on a colourful solution. oh, look at that, pennies from heaven. and. take a feel. you can feel the texture. it s really soft. yeah - that s not what you need from a crisp. we ll find out why it s crunch time for al. it is an inferno and it s leaving little in its wake. we ve seen wildfires raging across many countries over the summer months. the hot, dry conditions exacerbated by climate change are making them more frequent and more intense. and it can often be a real struggle to bring them under control. high tech solutions are changing how we tackle them, whether it s drones dousing the fires or
been tackling blazes in germany. question, how do you attract the right fish to your net? we will shine the light on a colourful solution. oh, look at that, pennies from heaven. and. take a feel. you can feel the texture. it s really soft. yeah. that s not what you need from a crisp. we ll find out why it s crunch time for al. it is an inferno and it s leaving little in its wake. we ve seen wildfires raging across many countries over the summer months. the hot, dry conditions exacerbated by climate change are making them more frequent and more intense. and it can often be a real struggle to bring them under control. high tech solutions are changing how we tackle them, whether it s drones dousing the fires or satellites predicting their spread. and paul has been to a forest near berlin to find out how one company is trying to prevent forest fires from taking hold in the first place. it s conventional wisdom that the earlier forest fire can be stopped the better, but often a fi
to prevent forest fires from taking hold in the first place. it s conventional wisdom that the earlier forest fire can be stopped the better, but often a fire can already be well established before it is noticed, making it harder to put out. but one company in germany believes it has a possible solution by using internet of things, sensors and alto understand what forest fires smell like. the basic function is like an electronic nose that we put into the forest and it can actually smell a fire. we can detect fires during the smoldering phase. so a few minutes after someone has thrown a cigarette, we should be able to ring the alarm bells. every forest fire has a unique aroma based on what surface material is around. i love that smell. yes. their forest ecology expert, dr. juergen mueller, collects these samples from around the world and then burns them to generate the data to train the ai on what an actual fire in a specific location may smell like. ok, now, we closed the cha