Lets start with camila. What else do we know . Reporter fred, we dont know a lot, and were awaiting authorities to give us an update. Were expecting police and fire to give us a Media Briefing and what we know at the moment is that this was a Training Aircraft that went down into a neighborhood basically and were told between two to six homes were damaged, and at least two of them severely damaged. Were also told between two and three people have been taken to the hospital. It is unclear howie is veer the injuries are. We still dont know whether or not these people were members of the military or people who were inside of these homes, but we are being told that they are asking residents to avoid the area. This is in the 4000 Block Of Tejas and dakota in the Fort Worth area, and so we are waiting for authorities to really tell us exactly what happened. We have also reached out to the naval Air Station joint reserve in Fort Worth. Weve not heard from them. Were waiting to hear exactly wh
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the Broadcaster Daisy Mcandrew and Whitehall Editor for the financial times and author of broken heartlands, sebastian payne. Joined by sparky the dog. Have you got a pet, sebastian . Joined by sparky the dog. Have you got a pet, sebastian . Know, Ust My Books Innat got a pet, sebastian . Know, ust my books if that counts. Got a pet, sebastian . Know, ust my books if that counts. Thatll got a pet, sebastian . Know, just my books if that counts. Thatll do. Books if that counts. Thatll do. Were not books if that counts. Thatll do. Were not as books if that counts. Thatll do. Were not as keen, books if that counts. Thatll do. Were not as keen, but books if that counts. Thatll do. | were not as keen, but anyway, welcome. Imjust were not as keen, but anyway, welcome. Im just being honest. The times says demand for foreign holidays is expected to reach its highest level this weekend since the sta
Good morning to our viewers here in the United States and all around the world. It is monday, july 12th. Images, the likes of which we have not seen in generations in cuba. Thousands of protesters on the streets in havana and other cities and towns nationwide, staging one of the biggest antigovernment demonstrations in decades. The protesters there complaining about a lack of freedom and the worsening economic situation as that country grapples with a resurgence of coronavirus. Overnight the biden administration voicing support for peaceful protesters and saying that the u. S. Would strongly condemn any violence against them. Cubas president blamed the u. S. For the protests saying that sanctions are fueling economic problems there. Cnns Patrick Oppmann is reporting live for us this morning from havana. Patrick . Reporter yeah, good morning. Largescale protests are something you dont see in cuba because the government does not allow it. That all changed On Sunday, though, as thousands
pete: i think it is your punishment for having some fun the last couple days. you had some good packages. you were out and about town, with stuff we will see today. i know you re not the resident weatherman but will it be rain for the game? who is the mudder. which team is better? will: we ll asked adam clots or rick reichmuth which will be better through the the day. the soggy field will drain well. who is the mudder? i go with the less flying offense. tampa bay bucs neighbor to the tampa bay lightning. jedediah: we sent some of that rain your way. we were jealous you partying outside. will: thank you. jedediah: sorry, will. we want everyone at home who is your pick to win the big game. i m such an expert. we ll reveal our predictions at the end of the show. we want to hear from you. tell us who you look. tell us why. pete: can t email us with the bucs by four that will not make the air. you tell us who will win, here is why and you have have a fox & friends background you
midwives warn a lack of clarity means some staff are being abused. five men have been arrested following a disturbance at a former military barracks in kent, being used to house hundreds of asylum seekers. a four year girl has discovered a rare dinosaur footprint on a beach in south wales. well, wejust literally were walking along the beach doing the usual thing, looking for shells, and what have you, and lily said, daddy, look at this, and there it was. and in half an hour here on bbc news, london and the second wave follows staff at the royal london hospital as they try to cope with the latest wave of covid i9 patients. good evening. welcome to bbc news. the government says the european commission recognises it made a mistake threatening to impose controls on the export of coronavirus vaccines from the eu into northern ireland. it was a decision that could have seen checks on its border with the republic of ireland. the move which was reversed late last night came amids