Afternoon ...
Tonight's show really covers all the bases, from outrage, sadness ... to, i'm happy to say, hilarity and awe .. As we have the legend that is Mr David Hasselhoff on the programme. Oh yes, the Hoff is in the studio...
First up ... Ken did warn us ... Tube and bus fares would have to go over the next few years. But by a third? Yes, you read that correctly .... If you don't use your oyster card, come next January a single tube journey will go up from 3 pounds to 4, a bus journey from 1.50 to �2 ... What do you think? We want to know.
We've got an exclusive interview with the father of Peter Woodhams, the young man gunned down outside his home. He's begging for information, and for anyone shielding the murderer to break their silence. It's powerful and emotional stuff.
And the powerful stuff doesn't stop there, as we'll be in in New York for the 5th anniversary of 9/11. The pictures still have a shocking power, and we'll be talking to the mother of a young Londoner who died that day. We'll also be at the London offices of Cantor Fitzgerald; you'll remember that it was a firm who's New York office was devastated in the atrocity. Today they've been hosting a huge charitable appeal, with a number of sporting heroes doing their bit, including that new royal world champion, Zara Philips.
We've some good news for London house hunters, with details of a new shared ownership scheme which could, just could, allow you to get a foot on the property ladder even if you're not loaded...
But ... The highlight has to be the Hoff. He's in the Guinness book of records as the most watched man on television. He's huge in Germany as ein Rock Star. He's been having a bit of a tough time with the British tabloids . He's got a new autobiography out and he could well have a new number one single. He's also very tall .. And he's in our studio. You've got to tune in ...
See you then
Katie and Al.
