[beep] erika a mac and cheese demand triggering a violent attack. The takedown of a uconn student. You have to see this. Good morning, everybody. In for randy. Im emily riemer with cindy fitzgibbon. Cindy beautiful day. Not that warm at the bus stop this morning. In the 40s at the bus stop this morning. Make sure you have that jacket with you. You can shed it later on. This afternoon, up near 70. Notice were not seeing many 30s here north of boston. Unlike yesterday morning, not as many 30s. 52 in boston now. Notice on the cape where you were in the 50s yesterday morning, it is in the upper nourts morning. A little bit cooler in in the 40s this morning. A little bit cooler in spots. Clouds are getting out of here, thinning out. Watching a front here off to the this will bring in cooler today is the day you want to take advantage of. Look at how temperatures come up by 11 00 a. M. In the 60s. Bright and sunshine this afternoon with a southwesterly wind. Look at lawrence and nashua, lowe
Hello and welcome to london for this edition of global questions with me, zeinab badawi. Young people may be less likely to become seriously ill with coronavirus or to die from it, yet their futures may be ravaged by the disease. With a global recession predicted to last for years, economies are heavily in debt. Jobs are becoming more scarce. Education has been interrupted, and social life disrupted. Thats Coronavirus Crisis a lost generation . Well, im now inside the bbcs headquarters here in Central London and we are bringing you our two panellists and our questioners via video link. Theyjoin us from all over the world. Let me tell you who is in the hot seat this week, giving the answers. Emma theofelus, she is deputy minister of information in namibia and, get this she was only 23 years of age when she was given that post and, as part of her role, she gives daily briefings to the nation about how to prevent the spread of coronavirus. But emma has apparently just turned 24. And billi
Young people may be less likely to become seriously ill with coronavirus yet the future will be inflicted by the disease. Jobs are becoming more scarce, education has been interrupted and social life disrupted. That is a lost generation . Well, im now inside the bbcs headquarters here in Central London and we are bringing you our two panellists and our questioners via video link. Theyjoin us from all over the world. Let me tell you who is in the hot seat this week, giving the answers. Emma theofelus, she is deputy minister of information in namibia and, get this she was only 23 years of age when she was given that post and, as part of her role, she gives daily briefings to the nation about how to prevent the spread of coronavirus. But emma has apparently just turned 24. And billiejd porter is a british film maker and journalist and is involved in an initiative to engage young people in politics called use your voice. She has recently been travelling around the world making documentarie
Killed. Now on bbc news, before the coronavirus lockdown, professional dancerjoel kioko returned to his home city nairobi, meeting dance students emerging from a thriving classical ballet scene in kenya. Hello, and welcome to the issue of global questions. Young people might become less likely with coronavirus but their futures may be ravaged by the disease. With a global recession predicted to last for years, economies are heavily in debt. Jobs are becoming more scarce, education interrupted and social ive disrupted. Well im now inside the bbc headquarters in Central London and were bringing you our two and our questioners via video link and they join us from all over the world. That me tell you who is in the hot seat this week, giving the answers. Emma theophilus as deputy minister of information in namibia and get this, she was only 23 years of age when she was given the post and as pa rt when she was given the post and as part of her role, she gives Daily Briefing to the nation abo
In england from tomorrow, despite the countrys covid 19 alert system indicating high levels of transmission. We are reasonably confident that the steps that we had taken and will be taking on monday are manageable, but we have to all continue to play our pa rt we have to all continue to play our part in that. After 10 weeks at home, more than 2 Million People in england and wales whove been shielding during lockdown are told they can go outdoors. Hundreds of people march to the us embassy in Central London in protest over the killing of george floyd, the black man who died in Police Custody in america. And in the us, protests spread from minneapolis to at least 30 different cities, despite a number of curfews in place riot police have used tear gas and rubber bullets. Nasa astronauts doug hurley and bob behnken reach the International Space station onboard the spacex crew dragon capsule. As schools in england prepare to reopen to some pupils tomorrow School Governors ask ministers to d