Good morning. Its friday 28th april. Im annita mcveigh. Police say theyve arrested six people following a Counter Terrorism operation in North West London, in which a woman was shot by armed officers. The female suspect, whos in her 20s, is under police guard in hospital. Officers believe theyve thwarted an active Terrorist Plot. The raid is not connected with yesterdays arrest near Downing Street of a man carrying knives. Our correspondent andy moore is in willesden at the scene for us now. Whats the latest you have on this investigation . We now have a total of six people arrested in connection with this investigation. There was a raid on the street at about 7pm yesterday and we can bring you some video filmed by a neighbour. You can see Police Officers with long barrelled guns, we understand cs gas was fired into the property, you can see today one of the windows is broken, so you can see those armed Police Officers. We can see what appears to be a woman who is brought out of the pr
promising new elections. translator: the military has suspended the constitution to hold a presidential election as soon as possible. until a new president is elected, we have appointed the chief justice of the constitutional court as provisional head of the government. general abdel fattah al sisi says that president morsi had failed to meet the demands of protesters. tens of thousands of demonstrators in tahrir square greeted the announcement with fireworks and cheers. they chanted, good-bye president morsi and waved egyptian flags. protesters say the economy and public security have worsened since morsi took power a year ago. they demanded he resign immediately. morsi rejected an ultimatum from the army to end the crisis within 48 hours or step down. soldiers have cordoned off major roads in the capital cairo deploying armored vehicles at a number of locations. the military controls the state-run tv station. morsi s whereabouts are unknown, but messages on his twitter
vessel, and they say radiation levels increased as they lowered the instrument. this suggests fuel melted down and collected at the bottom of the vessel. it registered a maximum of 72.9 millisieverts per hour. to put that in perspective, if a human were exposed to that level of radiation, they would die within about seven minutes. the technicians also learned the water used to cool reactor two is only 22 centimeters deep. they expect the suppression chamber at the bottom of the vessel may have been destroyed. we spoke to the expert about the new findings at fukushima daiichi. masanori naitoh says it could slow the work to decommission the plant. naitoh says the next job is to find out where the water leak is occurring. the utility will have to develop radiation resistant cameras and new robots. translator: it is going to be a hard task to find the damaged parts that are causing water leakage in the containment vessel. that s because the vessel has a large surface area. ja
the report says senior accounting executives set up overseas funds in 1998 to conceal enormous losses when olympus bet on the markets. senior executives transferred those losses overseas via a japanese investment company and bank accounts in lichtenstein and singapore. by 2003 olympus had transferred more than $1 billion in losses. in between 2006 and 2008, the executives hid most of the losses in acquisitions of other companies and overpriced consulting fees. the report says two former ceos, maasatoshi kishimoto and tsuyoshi kikukawa were involved and informed of the scheme. the core part of management was rotten and contaminated the parts around it. the situation was a worst-case example of japan s tribal corporate culture. the former presidents denied involvement. michael woodford was the first to raise the alarms at olympus. he said the report was more detailed than he expected. very, again, as you would read through it, evident that the panel sees that the existing
mayor and prefectural governor and osaka city mayor. it is the second largest business center. they ran on a platform of creating a metropolis with structure similar to tokyo. kampai! formhe took steps to reform spending, formed a new party, osaka restoration association. then resigned as governor. he said he needed the power of the mayor s post to realize his plan. he says his program of reforms willie limb nate overlapping services from prefecture and municipal governments. the voters handed down the judgment after thorough institutions. so i asked the administrative organizations to take the election results seriously. hashimoto says his party will consider fielding candidates in the next election if the central government and major political parties don t support his reforms. traders in markets in tokyo looking to recover after a rough week. yogi joins us. we saw volatile trading in japanese shares last week. what can we expect this week? analysts expect stocks