Real world impact of the Climate Crisis. Ill discuss with it my guests Coming Up. England is starting a very risky experiment today. It is just lifted nearly every remaining social Distancing Restriction despite that Covid Cases are spiking yet again there. So that means mask wearing mandates are over. Shops, restaurants and Sports Venues can open at full capacity. There are a if you exceptions. London says face coverings will be recovered on public Transport But Life could start to look a lot like it did before the pandemic. This is all happening with infections surging in the u. K. About 50,000 New Cases per day. Boris johnson is convinced vaccines stop enough serious disease to take the risk. If we dont do it now, well ask ourselves when. This is the right moment. We have to do it cautiously. Weve got to remember that this virus is sadly still out there. Cases are rising. You can see the extreme contagiousness of the Delta Variant. Cnns Phil Black is In London for us. Is there a cel
that plane was forced to make an emergency landing in belgium, the happens to be a cargo hub for international flights. reports that falling debris and never lends her to people on the ground, sending one to the hospital and damaging cars when the stuff fell. this happened on the same day that the engine on a boeing 777 united airlines 328 fire shortly after taking off from denver international airport pieces of metal from cowling, the mbs peak investigate what caused the fire. we are learning more about what happened inside the airliner at one of the passengers on board tweeted out was scary as hell. christina coleman live from los angeles with the very latest on both engine fires. reporter: apparently eight hours before the emergency landing in denver another plane a boeing 747 headed to new york from the netherlands had an engine fire in a boy and a woman were hurt in this incident. the cargo plane taking off from the city and just like the plane out of denver, this aircra
we have the cram for exam test on c-span. the first question everyone wants to know is what is changing this year for the test because of the coronavirus pandemic? a lot is changing on the exam. the biggest changes that it is a short exam. it will only be 45 minutes along and it will be an online test for students. in addition it s just one document based for students. in addition, it is just one document-based essay question with five documents. and finally, it is an exam that students can take at home from their computers. so in this era of distance learning, colleges have modified the test while keeping the same skills students need to be successful. and finally, this test is an open-note test. the college board is not going to try to prohibit students from using the notes, so students may refer to the notes as they take the exam. and i think it is really exciting the changes they have made. they have kept the document-based questions. the dbq in a lot of ways is the c
c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. with the federal government at work and d.c. throughout the country, use the congressional directory for contact information for members of congress, governors, or federal agencies. order your copy online today at c-spanstore.org. once again, we are back and we are helping our high school students around the country prepare for the upcoming advance placement u.s. history exam. woor here with jason stacy and matthew ellington, to help our students prepare for this test. good morning, gentlemen. good morning. good morning. this is the first year we ve done the u.s. history cram for the exam advance placement history test here on c-span. the first question everybody wants to know is what is changing this year for this test because of the coronavirus pandemic? well, there s quite a bit change this year on the exam. it s a shorter test. it will be about 45 minutes long and it s going to be an online test for stude