Says the music religion for the illegal. Parties lash out at the governments relaxed approach to the corona virus which resulted in one of the highest mortality rates in europe. Great to have you with us this evening this is r. T. International. First to london where several anti racism demonstrations are being held on saturday many of them are centered around the boxtops that you wouldnt churchill thats in Parliament Square last week she was targeted by activists sprayed he was a racist on it police have imposed new restrictions the demand the protesters leave the streets by 5 pm local time in order to prevent violent clashes with counterdemonstrators also planning to protest local journalist james brown reports from Parliament Square. This is the designated Meeting Place for right wing groups who say that they have come here to defend britains Cultural Heritage to defend its monuments however there have been a number of clashes with police that have taken place throughout the day her
Depression. While big0 jumping, tech the nasdaq forward. , butwarnings about growth despite the doom and gloom, australia is back in the market. We are seeing futures look like this. U. S. Futures unchanged. This is after some stocks climbing on signs of the outbreak easing. We had a cloudy picture when it came to corporate earnings. Big gains from tech giants. Aftergan and wells fargo profits hit by major provisions. The nasdaq gained almost 4 . Take a look at oil, now rebounding from a plunge of more than 10 in the u. S. Session to the lowest in two weeks. This, as we had that historic production agreement, but still concern demand destruction will offset those 9. 7 Million Barrels per day cut. Holding about oil 20 a barrel. Still waiting for President Trumps press conference. Aboutabout to speak how he is handling the coronavirus outbreak, as he clashes with governors, clashing with new yorks governor cuomo, about who has the power to reopen the economy, cases now nearing 600,000. O
Its 1st cautious steps out of lockdown with some businesses reopening class. Get past yourself and think about society new yorks governor accuses donald trump of spoiling for a fight as the u. S. Death toll passes 25000 and. Migrant workers desperate to return home stormer red with station in mumbai after india extends its knocked down. Below the huge cost of the coronavirus pandemic has been laid out in a dramatic prediction from the International Monetary fund it expects global output to shrink by 3 percent this year which may sound small but would be the worst year since the Great Depression of the 1930 s. This equates to a 9 trillion dollars cut in world production this year or next to last greater than the combined g. D. P. Of germany and japan italys economy is expected to be one of the worst hit shrinking by 9 point one percent they are methinks less developed economies will fare better latin america is being warned to expect a comparatively small 5. 2 percent drop and theres ho
For their lives after gunshots rang out. And early status update. A big announcement from Mark Zuckerberg about what he will do when his little girl arrives. A lot of likes for the daddytobe. Today, november 21st, 2015. Announcer from nbc news, this is today live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Welcome to today on this saturday morning. Im erica hill. Im craig melvin alongside Sheinelle Jones and dylan dreyer. Good to have you home. Nice to be home. We will talk to you about your time in paris in a moment. The top stories, terror attacks worldwide. We have correspondents across the globe. The headline, belgium under the highest terror alert today. Subways in brussels are closed. Armed police and soldiers in the streets. The belgian Prime Minister saying they have quote quite precise information that several people with arms and explosives could launch multiple attacks. Nbcs carlio is here with us. Reporter craig, brussels, the home of european institutions woke up to a military zo
Paris attacks still at large, was born, raised and radicalized and may be hiding here. Craig. Claudio, thank you. The hunt for those involved in the paris attacks is going wider with a key arrest in turkey. Nbcs global correspondent bill neely is here with the latest for us. Bill, good morning. Reporter good morning, erica. The investigation here and the crackdown on isis supporters continues. More than 800 raids across france so far. Almost 200 gun seized. Nearly 100 people arrested. As you have seen in brussels, the effort across europe by police forces, it is not just in france. We had arrests in turkey this morning. The net is widening right across europe. Under arrest this morning in turkey, three men suspected of ties to isis. Including a belgian thought to have scouted locations of the paris massacres. Across europe, police are hunting for the killers and their gang. French police are still trying to identify this suicide bomber who detonated in the apartment they stormed. They