Who refused to clear an encampment are now facing suspension. We are live with the campus crackdown. Return to gaza, World Central Kitchen resuming operations nearly one months after a Deadly Strike killed seven aid workers. Their new mission after tragedy. Plus, seeking justice. The civil lawsuit just filed on Behalf Of A Black Missouri Teen shot in the head for ringing the wrong doorbell. He was just indicted as a fake elector for donald trump, why is an arizona lawmaker being tapped for a top job at the rnc. Our reporters are following the latest developments. We want to get right to Antonia Hylton at Columbia University. Students were told they would be suspended if they did not leave by this minute. It seems theres an awful lot of tents there. Whats happening . Reporter youre exactly right, chris. The tents are all still here. The students are marching around the entire central section of campus here chanting, we will divest. Theyre chanting free palestine. They are not letting up
Jesting them at the moment. And well be meeting the only Living Person who has invented and been implanted with a medical device to cure their own chronic medical condition. Its called the vibrant soundbridge, and has given Geoffrey Ball back his hearing. Workers in australias tax office have refused bosses pleas to extend their working day from 4 51pm to 5pm. What could you achieve if you spent an extra nine minutes a day at work . Just use the hastag bbc biz live and wherever you are it is amazing what you can do in a whole nine minutes send in your comments on that and other stories we are covering today, it is a packed agenda. Full year results for Banking Giant Hsbc has come in quite a bit below analysts expectations. Pre tax profit fell 62 from the previous year, with the bank calling it a period remembered for its largely unexpected economic and political events. The net profit of 7. 1 billion compared with 18. 87 billion recorded in 2015, and Group Chairman Douglas Flint says g
moment and difficult balancing raising interest rates with high inflation. raising interest rates with high inflation. great to talk to ou. high inflation. great to talk to you- see high inflation. great to talk to you. see you high inflation. great to talk to you. see you again - high inflation. great to talk| to you. see you again soon. uk businesses lost out on almost £412 million during the pandemic because their websites are inaccessible to disabled people, according to new research from purple. the research found that more than one in three disabled people had difficulties using websites during the peak of the covid 19 pandemic, at a time when the economy increasingly relied on online sales and many disabled people were asked to shield. so what should businesses be doing to adapt and improve their accessibility? joining me now is mike adams founder and creator of purple tuesday. good morning to you. can you answer the question for us? when it comes to businesses online of
to £274 billion a year yet only 10% of businesses have any strategy to access this market. as you said, in accessible websites cost businesses £412 million and so our call to businesses is to make improvements in your accessibility, improve the customer experience and in so people will follow. purple tuesdayis people will follow. purple tuesday is a programme that will support businesses to make changes to improvements for the disabled customer experience. can you tell us, simply, what sort of improvements are we talking about? what needs to be done to help disabled users? that done to help disabled users? git one level in terms of websites we are talking about having site maps for keyboard only access to alternative text for visuals, adequate colour contrast. making sure that your
part of a plan to help his parents, to help them duck taxes, donald trump got the equivalent of at least $413 million from his father. so when trump claimed that he started his business with a small million dollar loan, as if that was a small million dollar loan, that s small, he was only $412 million off. we ve got more to come on that as well. but did you see what president trump said to reporters asking him about the sexual assault allegations against brett kavanaugh? i really, really want to dig into that tonight because it says so much about why people are so fired up about the kavanaugh nomination and the things the president is saying to defend him. so, let s break it down. i say that it s a very scary time for young men in america when you can be guilty of something that you may not be guilty of. okay, the whole guilty of something you may not be guilty