christa was the primary candidate. bob if anything happened to christa and could not perform, then barber was going to fly. in space, she was going to do a field trip of what the space shuttle was all about. and in addition to that, she was going to do some science lessons from aboard, live lessons from aboard the space shuttle. >> here come the flight crew now. >> the day of the launch, those of us who were there were surprised they actually were going to launch the shuttle on the day because of the very cold temperature. it was not florida weather, that you like to think of. it was down in the 20's. that temperature certainly precluded in my mind any thought that they were going to launch the shuttle that day. they did. after the launch, everyone was cheering and yelling, and very thrilled that we were seeing our colleague fly in space. the sequencing of it was such that after approximately two minutes we are supposed to see the separation of the rocket boosters, two minutes and 10 seconds. i knew the sequencing and

christa was the primary candidate. bob if anything happened to christa and could not perform, then barber was going to fly. was going to do a field trip of what the space shuttle was all about. and in addition to that, she was going to do some science lessons from aboard, live lessons from aboard the space shuttle. >> here come the flight crew now. >> the day of the launch, those of us who were there were surprised the actually werey going to launch the shuttle on the day because of the very cold temperature. weather, thatrida you like to think of. it was down in the 20's. that temperature certainly any thought my mind that they were going to launch the shuttle that day. they did. after the launch, everyone was cheering and yelling, and very thrilled that we were seeing our colleague fly in space. the sequencing of it was such that after approximately two minutes we are supposed to see the separation of the rocket boosters, two minutes and 10 seconds. i knew the sequencing and here after about a minute and 30 seconds w

christa was the primary candidate. barbara, if anything happened to christa and could not perform, then barbara was going to fly. in space, she was going to do a field trip of what the space shuttle was all about. and in addition to that, she was going to do some science lessons from aboard, live lessons from aboard the space shuttle. >> here come the flight crew now. >> the day of the launch, those of us who were there were surprised they actually were going to launch the shuttle on the day because of the very cold temperature. it was not florida weather, that you like to think of. it was down in the 20's. that temperature certainly precluded in my mind any thought that they were going to launch the shuttle that day. in fact, they did. after the launch, everyone was cheering and excited and yelling and very thrilled that we were seeing our colleague fly in space. the sequencing of it was such that after approximately two minutes, we are supposed to see the separation of the solid rocket boosters, two minutes and 10 se

it was on the franklin peers, the 14 president of the united states and christa mcauliffe, the teacher who died in the space shuttle challenger disaster. the help of our comcast cable, we will feature the areas literary community beginning with dante scala on new hampshire's role during the presidential election. >> new hampshire's role is to be the primary, that is first of all the primaries in the nomination process and that's a spot on the calendar that we held now for about a century and it's grown in importance over time as the presidential nomination process became more democratic with a small d. new hampshire and iowa work together to basically narrow the field for the rest of the country. new hampshire primary has been the first in the nation for a century and it actually happened by accident. two accidents. the fortunate one is for us. one is that new hampshire decides to hold its primary in conjunction with town meetings which occurred in the springtime and that wasn't to be first, that was essentially to save money, to have multiple elections on the same day. but when we sta

christa checks each man's weight, supervises thehe teams d gives tips on healthy eating. >> they go to the pub, they have a drink, they have a laugh with their r friends. oh here's fat fred, bulky bob, and they mess around and joke but not a lot of people actually get inspired to come to manvfat or w want to do anything about . >> here in colchester, 80 men have signed up, all overweight. eight teams compete each wednesday. every pound the men lose counts as extra points for their team. so it may be the thinnest footballers that win rather than the best players. >> today twente stone are playing little piggies. after just a few minutes, ben is on. some of the players soon get out of breath. so they get substituted and the next one has a chance. no one is forced to go beyond their limits. >> i'm absolutely knackered! >> and how many minutes did you play? >> four or five minutes. intense, very intense. >> 30 year oldteam mate ben is married, has four children with number five on the way. he lives in a neighboring town, where he works as a safety engineer and has a second job working with

christa checks each man's weight, supervises the teams and gives tips on healthy eating. >> they go to the pub, they have a drink, they have a laugh with their friends. oh here's fat fred, bulky bob, and they mess around and joke but not a lot of people actually get inspired to come to manvfat or want to do anything about it. >> here in colchester, 80 men have signed up, all overweight. eight teams compete each wednesday. every pound the men lose counts as extra points for their team. so it may be the thinnest footballers that win rather than the best players. >> today twente stone are playing little piggies. after just a few minutes, ben is on. some of the players soon get out of breath. so they get substituted and the next one has a chance. no one is forced to go beyond their limits. >> i'm absolutely knackered! >> and how many minutes did you play? >> four or five minutes. intense, very intense. >> 30 year oldteam mate ben is married, has four children with number five on the way. he lives in a neighboring town, where he works as a safety engineer and has a second job working with c

but from me, christa larwood, and from the rest of the travel show team, it's goodbye. hello there. with a ridge of high pressure building in for tuesday, it looks like today could actually be the better day of the week for most of us. chilly start, mind you, where skies cleared overnight. temperatures in low single—figures in some rural spots. here is the ridge of high pressure, then. this weather system will be making inroads for wednesday. meanwhile, this is the weather front which brought the rain during last night. and there could be a few showers across the south—east, as that weather front continues to clear away. but essentially it is a nice fine, dry start — a chilly start, mind you, and there will be some mist and fog around. some of it could be quite dense in places, central, southern areas across the midlands into cheshire. eventually it will lift during the morning, potentially into low cloud, before breaking up. but you can see plenty of sunshine on the map there, from northern england in towards scotland. for northern ireland, though, clouds will be thickening u

but from me, christa larwood, and from the rest of the travel show team, it's goodbye. hello there. the second half of the weekend should bring us a decent day across most parts of the country. it could be a chilly start to the day on sunday, with some mist. later on, sunshine. a few showers, but not as many as on saturday. and not as heavy as they were, either. low pressure still sitting to the east of the uk. high—pressure moving in from the south—west from the atlantic. that leaves us with a cool northerly breeze, particularly eastern scotland and north—east england as well. most of the showers on sunday morning will be concentrated across southern england. across much of the rest of the country, quieter. some heavy showers towards the channel isles. there could be a rumble of thunder. inland, most places dry with clear spells. one or two patches of mist first thing across england and wales. the chance of an isolated shower in the north—east of england. much of northern ireland and scotland, a dry and bright start. but a chilly start. that will warm up quickly once the su

but from me, christa larwood, and from the rest of the travel show team, it‘s goodbye. it is an afternoon of sunshine and showers, we have had some clouid bubbling up. heavy showers at harrogate. this was the downpour, italy in the day. really pretty heavy. the showers becoming more widespread across eastern england, spreading across the midlands, in the afternoon. some of the showers, heavy and thundery. reasonably widespread. 15—18. and dry weather across the north—west. probably the sunshine. tonight, a few more showers from the north sea and then as the temperatures are falling, probably some mist and fog patches across east and central england. clear skies, north west. across east and central england. clearskies, north west. in across east and central england. clear skies, north west. in the countryside it is really going to get pretty cold. temperatures close to freezing. looking at the weather for the week ahead, we‘re going to keep his cool conditions for another day or two. it is going to become warmer, especially overnight but then some outbreaks of rain

but from me, christa larwood, and from the rest of the travel show team, it's goodbye. 0ver over the past few days the weather has not changed much, and with heavy showers, sunday was no exception. this was the scene in derbyshire and you can see the cumulus clouds. they brought thunder and hail across parts of the country as well, especially over the pennines. as we move through the course of the night we will see the showers easing away with low pressure sitting in the east but higher pressure taking charge in the north—west. many western parts will have a chilly night with clear spells and light winds. it won't be as cold further east where we have a bit more low cloud and showers and breeze coming in of the north sea. as we had through monday, quite fresh and autumnal start. towns and cities around the 11 degrees, but in the countryside, especially in the north and west we are likely to see a bit of frost. as we had through the week we start with the theme of sunshine and showers and there will be a bit of rain in the middle of the week, and has some, temperatures will rise so

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. —— christa. hello. after several days of quite cool, showery weather, only subtle changes taking place this weekend. there will be fewer showers around by the time we get to sunday. throughout the weekend, occasional sunshine. in it, it feels quite pleasant. in the showers, it feels quite cold. some quite chilly nights around, as well. perhaps even a touch of frost in a few places. it is chilly because we‘re in a flow of air from the north. high pressure to the west of us, low pressure to the east. the air coming down from the north around these pressure systems, and it‘s unstable air, bringing showers. a few of the showers for northern and western parts of wales, cornwall, devon, a few near north sea coast zones, into northern scotland, as well. but away from the showery areas, and most of us will be away from the showery areas, we‘re likely to start the day with some pleasant sunshine. just some areas of cloud here and there, but where you‘ve been clear for any period of time overnight, it wil

christa mcauliffe was selected to be the first teacher in space. american history tv and set them mcauliffe sheppard center in concord to see how her life is being remembered. mr. veilleux:15 seconds. >> t minus 10. >> we were in the grand stands there and we were located directly behind christa's p arents. >> and lift off. >> after the launch, everyone was yelling and very

it was on the franklin peers, the 14 president of the united states and christa mcauliffe, the teacher who died in the space shuttle challenger disaster. the help of our comcast cable, we will feature the areas literary community beginning with dante scala on new hampshire's role during the presidential election.

it was also home to franklin pierce, the 14th president of the united states, and christa mcauliffe, the teacher who died in the 1986 space shuttle challenger disaster. with the help of our comcast cable partners, for the next hour we'll feature the area's literary community beginning with dante scala on new hampshire's role during a presidential election. >> new hampshire's role is to be the primary that is first of all the primaries mt. nomination process -- in the nomination process. and that's a spot on the calendar

. >> and i'm christa zee. hrm. >> downed power lines across the state, roads impassable and debris all over the state. >> despite tropical storm irma moving on, florida governor warning people not to come home yet, still dangerous. >> death toll at eight in florida and georgia, and one person killed in south carolina. >> 6.7 million customers without power. 2/3 of the state of florida. record flooding and charleston, south carolina, declared a flash flood emergency. >> marci gonzalez in tampa, florida, with a look at damage. >> reporter: flooding in charleston, savannah and what was hurricane irma moving north. floridians start to assess the destruction left by the storm. >> lot of damage and cleanup. >> reporter: neighborhoods like this in naples under water. front of this senior living center torn apart. >>

. >> we were in the grand stands there and we were located directly behind christa's parents. >> and lift off. lift off. after the launch, everyone was cheering and e

christa has been running this cafe for nearly 20 years. she did not vote afd and finds their rise worrying but the reasons for it come as no surprise. around frankfurt right on the border with poland, immigration touches a nerve. and the afd's answer to germany's demographic decline, exhorting people to have children, has echoes of the 1930s and the communist era. at the local party headquarters, nobody was in after last night's celebrations. we have spoken to people who voted for the afd but man who would go on camera. —— none who would go on camera. however the grievances they cited are pretty similar to those you sure across the former east germany. they chime in with the afd's messages — islam does not belong in germany. this one is an anti—eu one, our land, our rules. and finally, work has to be worthwhile. the message that plays on people's feelings that there are not enough jobs here and those that are here are pretty rubbish. in berlin last night the party faithful were in exuberant mood when the exit polls were published.

but from me, christa larwood, and from the rest of the travel show team, it's goodbye. hello, this is breakfast, with steph mcgovern and rogerjohnson. police investigating the london tube bombing are continuing to question an 18 year old man who was arrested in dover yesterday. officers say they are following numerous lines of inquiry — and haven't ruled out further arrests. the man was arrested list behind me ina the man was arrested list behind me in a house in surrey. it was raided by police yesterday. their investigations continue. good morning, it's sunday 17th september. also ahead: the m5 remains closed after a crash yesterday left four people dead and a mother and two children seriously injured. bangladesh is to build a huge camp for hundreds of thousands of rohinga refugees fleeing myanmar.

. >> christa mcauliffe was selected to be the first teacher in space. american history tv and set the mcauliffe sheppard center in concord to see how her life is being remembered. >> 15 seconds. >> t minus 10. >> we were in the grand stands there and we were located directly behind christa's parents. >> and lift off. >> after the launch, everyone was yelling and very thrilled that we worth seeing our colleague fly in space. the sequencing of it was such that after a proximally two minutes we are supposed to see the separation of the rocket boosters, two minutes and 10 seconds.