A statue of Winston Churchill which last week was. Declaring him to be a racist. Do something about the protests. Of the city. Using military force would be illegal. Position to the governments relaxed approach to corona virus which resulted in one of the highest mortality rates in europe. By the great to have you with us. I said 1st to london where several anti racism demonstrations have been held today many a centered around the bookstop statue of Winston Churchill thats in Parliament Square. Which last week was targeted by activists who sprayed he was a racist on it police have imposed new restrictions demanding the protesters leave the streets by 5 pm local time in order to prevent violent clashes especially as counterdemonstrators are also planning to protest. Ok lets get more on this and go live to the scene local reporter james brown is down there james whats the situation right now like in london. Well here where we are in Parliament Square things are relatively peaceful this i
This is joining us here with your global news update this is r. T. Lets begin with the latest figures on the covert 900 pandemic there are now more than 2400000 confirmed cases worldwide 166000 people have lost their lives the majority in europe and the United States and 636000 people have recovered from the virus. Lets turn 1st to germany which is starting to lift its month long lockdown after declaring the corona Virus Outbreak under control but the economy minister has warned that the measures could be reinstated if the situation deteriorates starting monday shops in some regions are allowed to open schools and restaurants remain closed in berlin the restrictions of course widespread frustration with some people taking to the streets into all of it has more. Germanys minister for Economic Affairs coming out and saying that showed people stick to those social distancing protocols that are still in place even if they are being eased then germany could well perhaps avoid a 2nd lockdown
Time tojoin the at this festive time of year it is time to join the team of click had a christmas special. 2017, the year of curious cat s, haunting holograms, and trigger happy trackers. Hello. It is time to look back on the year in tech. As 2017 fades away, we could tell you about all the Technology News that has happened, at the hacking, be launching, the automatic driving, but that would be just like last yearand, but that would be just like last year and, come to think of it, the year and, come to think of it, the year before that. So we prefer to share with you some unforgettable memories from our year on click as we travelled far and wide to bring you some extraordinary moment is. And we start with a personal highlight for me. Back in october we travelled to japan and we got rare access to see how robots are helping with the dangerous task of cleaning up with the dangerous task of cleaning up the bookish ema Nuclear Power plant up the bookish ema Nuclear Power pla nt after up th
On a good trajectory, so they can look past individual pieces of data to move forward. Thats broadly a better approach than just responding to every bump and wiggle in the data. I got news this mess and i will get us out of it says uk Prime Minister theresa may as she prepares to meet dup leader Arlene Foster in a bid to secure her parliamentary majority good morning it is tuesday, lets have a look at the stoxx 600 this morning. We are broadly higher to the tune of half of a percent. Merely shrugging off some of the renewed declines in tech stocks. All sectors in the green apart from telecoms. Yesterday the stoxx 600 European Equity market was down by 1 tech was the drag, pretty much mirroring what happened on the nasdaq most of the sectors are in the green. And youll see that all of them are now in the green technology, banks and real estate leading tech stocks up by 1. 2 yesterday we saw some apple suppliers falling and food and beverages telecoms, some of the relative underperformer
dave modest warming trend inland areas today into friday with more widespread highs from the upper 80s to dave modest warming trend inland areas today into friday with more widespread highs from the upper 80s to lower 100s. Marine layer deepens and stronger onshore flow returns over the weekend resulting in a cooling trend back to normal. Long range pattern looks dry and seasonable. No major hot no major hot spots. Bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. San mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. Golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. Richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 james our top story this morning. Justice for the families of two women four years after a horrific crime. Today a jury convicted 27 yearold barry white junior for shooting two women, and stabbing another man at a San Francisco jewelry story back in 2013. Good morning im james fletcher. tiffany and im tiffany mcelroy. And kron 4s Ella So