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Hello and welcome. President biden will host a climate Change Summit later involving a0 countries. The leaders of india, china, japan, russia and the uk are among those invited to take part in the virtual meeting. Theyve all been urged by Mr Biden to bring evidence of how they plan to cut emissions. The summit, on World Earth Day, comes ahead of a Congress Hearing with the teenage swedish climate activist greta thunberg. Our chief Environment Correspondentjustin Rowlett reports. John kerry, President Biden� s climate envoy, has been elbow bumping his way Around The World in the past few weeks as part of the us as effort to raise global ambition on the climate issue. We raise global ambition on the climate issue. Climate issue. We will work together climate issue. We will work together to climate issue. We will work together to address climate issue. We will work together to address the climate issue. We will work together to address the climate crisis. , ~ crisis. This week, the uk announced crisis. This week, the uk announced it crisis. This week, the uk announced it planned crisis. This week, the uk announced it planned to | crisis. This week, the uk announced it planned to make even more aggressive emissions cuts and to kick start the talk, we are anticipating the us president will do the same. Mr biden is expected to say the us will make a 50 cut in emissions by The End of the decade and go to net zero by 2050. That means cutting emissions as much as possible and capturing those that cant be prevented by Planting Trees or through engineering solutions. The uk says the world is moving on the climate issue. ~. ,. ,. Issue. When we were announced as the cap issue. When we were announced as the Cop 26th issue. When we were announced as the Cop 26th President , issue. When we were announced as the Cop 26th President , less i as the Cop 26th President , less than 20 of the World Economy was covered by a net zero target. We are now at 70 . So we have seen some progress. What we need to do is to get more progress in terms of near Term Emission Reduction targets to 2030. But nearTerm Emission Reduction targets to 2030. But Thunberg Sa s, targets to 2030. But Thunberg Says. Setting targets to 2030. But Thunberg Says, Setting Targets targets to 2030. But Thunberg Says, Setting Targets is targets to 2030. But Thunberg Says, Setting Targets is easy, i says, Setting Targets is easy, delivering on them is much harder. � , delivering on them is much harder. � , , harder. Because it is a step in the riaht harder. Because it is a step in the right direction harder. Because it is a step in the right direction but harder. Because it is a step in the right direction but if harder. Because it is a step in the right direction but if only | the right direction but if only was that simple that we could just invest and put money on things and that would solve the problem. Of course that would be required as well but it would take so much more than that. We need to be realistic and see the whole picture. The idea of the and see the whole picture. The idea of the Meeting Today which is being hosted virtually from washington is to get big nations to raise their game on climate. What is needed at glasgow in november is to get them to commit to policies that really will deliver Carbon Cuts that can keep climate change within manageable limits. And we will be discussing this in lots more detail and going live to Washington And Hong kong to talk about the worlds two biggest economies and their commitments to climate change was not all that to come a little later. A Black Man has been shot dead by police in the us state of north carolina. Andrew brown had reportedly been trying to flee in his car from police acting on a warrant for his arrest in elizabeth city, pasquotank county. The State Bureau of investigation, an outside agency, is investigating. In the wake of the guilty verdict into the trial of the Police Officer who killed George Floyd. Lets listen to what they had to say the we are seeing whether the Minneapolis Department engages in a Pattern Or Practice of using excessive force. ,. ,. , force. The investigation will also assess force. The investigation will also assess whether force. The investigation will also assess whether the force. The investigation will i also assess whether the Police Force engages in discriminatory conduct and whether its treatment of those with disabilities is unlawful. It will include a Compressive Review of the Minneapolis Police department public policies, training, Supervision And Use of force investigations. It will assess the effectiveness of the mpd� s Effectiveness And Accountability and whether whether other mechanisms are needed to ensure lawful policing. Police say kim Potter Shot Daunte wright accidentally having mistakenly drawn her gun instead of her taser. The right Familys Lawyer says that killing was intentional, deliberate and unlawful use of force. The killing sparked Clashes Tween Police and protested. Both Mrs Potter and the Police Chief have resigned. Our Correspondent Larry Madowo is at the Shiloh Temple in minneapolis. Assumed that her gun was her taser. This is the church where a wake and a public viewing is being held for Daunte Wright, and on thursday, his Funeral Service will be held here. It will be an emotional time, about the loss of a 20 year old. He is lying peacefully in his open casket. A Far Cry from the vallant way he met his death, when a Police Officer with 20 Years Experience at brooklyn center, assumed that her gun was her taser. It led to this tragic moment and the recurring nightmare for many African Americans who fear that a routine Traffic Stop could end in a death sentence. There will be another case here. The trial of kim potter, that officer, who will be charged with second degree manslaughter. But brooklyn center, where Daunte Wright died, is only about 10 15 minutes away from minneapolis where there is now a federal investigation by the Attorney General to see if there are systemic issues with the Police Department. People in the community tell me, yes, there are, and the case of derek chauvin, the officer who was found guilty of murdering George Floyd should have been about the Police Department themselves. One person said the issues are bone deep, and this warrior like training that makes Police Officers think of them as the enemy when they come into the communities should stop. But america has 18,000 Police Departments, and some reactions from other parts of the country say this review should happen to every part of the country because this partisan Practice Investigation helps expose the rot. It is controversial because under the trump administration, its completely stopped, it was seen as a way to demoralise the Police Force. Lets get some of the days other news. The Israeli Military says a missile fired from syria has exploded in southern israel. It happened near the dimona Nuclear Reactor triggering warning sirens in the area, there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage. Israel says it has retaliated with attacks on several military targets around the syrian capital damascus. An explosion in the pakistani City Of Quetta has killed three people and injured 11 others. The blast took place in the Car Park of the serena luxury hotel, which is often visited by officials. The Pakistani Taliban say they were behind the blast but did not mention any target. Russian police are reported to have arrested more than One Thousand 500 supporters of the jailed opposition activist, alexei navalny, on a day of protests across the country. The demonstrators were demanding Mr Navalny whos on Hunger Strike be released or given access to better medical care. President biden says more than 200 Million shots of a Coronavirus Vaccine have now been given out in the us, meaning hes hit his target of achieving the number within the first 100 days of his administration. Speaking on his 92nd Day in the job, he said everyone over the age of 16 will be eligible for a vaccine from monday and announced funding to reimburse businesses who give their staff paid time off to get the jab. Im calling on every employer, large and small, in every state, to give employees the time off they need with pay to get vaccinated. And anytime they need with pay to recover if they are feeling under the weather after the shot. No Working Americans should lose a single dollar from their paycheck because they chose to fulfil their patriotic duty of getting vaccinated. The situation is not so good in india which is being ravaged by a second wave of covid. The Prime Minister is calling it a coronavirus storm. Hospitals in many parts of india, including the capital delhi are already overwhelmed. More than 184,000 people have died from the virus. Our correspondent Yogita Limaye is there. Some may find her report upsetting. A capital on its knees. At its biggest hospitals, people being pushed to the limit of human endurance. My husbands in a very bad state, let me get through, this woman says. Shes been carrying him around for ten hours. Many of these people wont survive the night. Sir, for one minute, come and look at my mother, a man pleads. A doctor follows him to the ambulance and prepares to say the words hes had to say over and over again in the past day alone. cries shes no more. Herfamily among hundreds in india denied even the chance of saving a loved one. Covid 19 has hit this country with a ferocity not seen before, but not unexpected either. And this is delhi, which has among the best Health Care facilities in the country. Its whats been feared would happen since the pandemic began. But, once the first wave subsided, the government almost declared victory over Covid 19. The country has been caught unprepared. And now its stunned by fear and grief. At this crematorium, new Funeral Platforms have had to be built overnight because of numbers theyve never had to handle before. In a protective suit, Rohit Sharma builds a pyre for his mother, deepika, with crematorium workers. Its a ritual normally performed together by families. We were not prepared. As a country, we were not prepared. And its really sad to see my mother go away, because she was just 59. And she recently retired. She wanted to spend some quality time with us, but all i could see was her lying down on the. Thats all, i. Holding on to his mothers bangles, a broken man. So many more will lose as the virus rips through india. Yogita limaye, Bbc News, delhi. If we take a look at what is happening in argentina now, to help minister is saying the country is going through the worst part of the pandemic since the first cases were reported just over a year ago. The Health System is facing the prospect of collapse because of a sharp rise of infections in the past two months. Or than 60,000 people have died of Covid 19 in argentina. More than. The leading organisation for britishjews has published a report that lays bare the extent of racism within many parts of its community. Somejews from diverse backgrounds, including ethiopian, indian and mixed race, reported being refused entry to synagogues or being repeatedly searched and treated with disdain in kosher shops as well as racial slurs. The reports recommendations include a call for synagogues to resist racial profiling, and thatjewish schools should teach black history. Stay with us here on Bbc News. So much more to come. Including all the latest sport stories. And Super League . What super leak . Manchester city put their worries behind them and take another step closer to the Premier League title. The stars and stripes at Half Mast outside columbine high. The school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. I never thought that they would actually go through with it. Choir singing one of the most successful Singer Song writers of all time, the american Pop Star Prince has died at the age of 57. I was its hard to believe it. I didnt believe it. We just he was just here saturday. For millions of americans, j the death of Richard Nixon in a new York Hospital has i meant conflicting emotions. A national day of mourning next wednesday, sitting somehow uneasily with the abiding memories of the shame of watergate. And Lift Off of the Space Shuttle Discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window on the universe. This is bbc world news, the latest headlines on World Earth Day,President Biden hosts a climate Change Summit, urging countries to dramatically curb emissions. Another tense day for the city of minneapolis. The funeral will take place of Daunte Wright, a Black Man shot dead police. The brit awards will go ahead with a live audience next month, as part of the Governments Research into how large scale events can reopen safely in the pandemic. The ceremony will take place in front of Four Thousand people inside Londons O2 Arena. Our Entertainment Correspondent Colin paterson has more. Lewis Capaldi Lewis Ca Paldi at last Lewis Capaldi at last years brit Awards Ad Londons O2 Arena when the 2021 event happens next month at the same venue, an audience of 4000 people will be allowed into watch the likes of Dua Lipa and Arlo Parks perform. Half thousand tickets will be given to the Front Line key workers in the Greater London area. The ceremony is the first major indoor Music Event to become a designated government test event. Those in the crowd will not have to socially distance or wear a mask once in the venue, but will have to provide a negative lateral Flow Test to be allowed in. They will also be asked to take a test afterwards for research purposes. This will be the first Music Show at the at the 02 first Music Show at the at the o2 in more than two years. Now heres the sport. Hello im tt and this is your Sports News, where after three days of turmoil involving the european Super League, the action returned to the pitch, with one of clubs that was involved in the attempted breakaway, manchester city, in action. Pep Guardiolas Side got back to winning ways despite Aston Villa taking the lead inside the first minute, before goals from Phil Foden and rodri put the league leaders 2 1 up. Both sides also had a man sent off, Withjohn Stones Set miss Sundays League Cup final after a straight red card. City are now 11 points clear and need eight points from their final five matches to become champions. So its been a tough week for all those clubs involved in the european Super League, and the City Boss Pep guardiola was asked whether its been a distraction for them. After the game, it doesnt look like, so we were focused, the players, of Course Everyone was concerned all Around The World, but the players were focused, they yesterday trained really well and put on an incredible performance. We are so close. Its been a busy few days for citys opponents in that final, spurs. Not only were they part of the Esl Proposals but they also sacked managerjose mourinho. Interim Head Coach Ryan Mason made a great start with a 2 1 win against southampton, Son Heung Min scoring the winning goal from the Penalty Spot in the 90th minute. In la liga, Real Madrid moved level on points at the top with Atletico Madrid after a 3 0 win in cadiz. As you can see though the home fans were far from happy about their opponents attempt to join the european Super League. They protested as the madrid Team Bus made its way to the stadium prior to the game. Inter milan have moved 10 points clear at the top of italys serie a, despite being held to a 1 1 draw at spezia. Thats because neighbours ac milan, who are in second place, lost 2 1 against sassuolo. Milan took the lead but two second half goals from Giacomo Raspadori sealed all three points. Juventus moved into third with a 3 1 against Parma Alex Sandro grabbed two before Matthijs De Ligt rounded off the scoring. In the bundesliga, Borussia Dortmund kept their hopes of qualifying for next season Champions League alive with 2 0 win against union berlin. Their goals came from Marco Reus and this from raphael guerrero. Now to tennis and the king of Clay Rafael Nadal came back from a set down to reach the round of 16 at the barcelona open. He beat Qualifier Ilya Ivashka of belarus by 3 6, 6 2, 6 4 in two hours and 20 minutes and the spaniard now faces japans Kei Nishikori for a place in the Quarter Finals. 2019 champion and 17th Seed Petra Kvitova is through to the stuttgart open Quarter Finals after a three Set Win against Maria Sakkari of greece. Next up shell Face Either Angelique Kerber Or Elina svitolina. Three time Champion Mark williams is through to the second round at this Years World Snooker championship in sheffield. The welsh Potting Machine was a 10 frames to 4 winner over Sam Craigie at the crucible and will now play another former Champion Injohn higgins for a place in the Quarter Finals. For all todays results head to the Bbc Sport website. You can get all the latest Sports News at our website thats bbc. Com sport. But from me, tt, and the rest of the team thats your Sports News for now. Now as tulsen was saying in the sport, it seems as though the plans for a european Super League are over following the withdrawal of several of The Clubs initially behind the plans. One of the biggest issues which caused outrage was the sidelining of supporters from the decision making process. And there have been calls for more Fan Ownership or involvement in the running of The Club as happens in germany. We sent our Europe Correspondent Kevin Connolly to one club to find out more. It might not look much like it but it is Match Day at the Bruce You dortmund stadium in lockdown, shortly before kick off. All is calm, before covid came along, things were different. Pelissier dortmund this is home to one of europes most passionate crowds, but fans dontjust have a voice on the terraces here, for less than 70 Euros each year, you could become a member with a voice in every big decision. German rules give 50 plus one of the votes to the fans, a lesson for other countries, they say. My message to the football countries, they say. My message to the Football Fans countries, they say. My message to the Football Fans around countries, they say. My message to the Football Fans around the i to the Football Fans Around The World is only your clubs, and dont let money make the decisions. Dont let money make the decisions. Supporters here would never decisions. Supporters here would never vote decisions. Supporters here would never vote to decisions. Supporters here would never vote to join i decisions. Supporters here. Would never vote to join the european Super League, other their banner makes it clear they are not fans of uefa either. ,. , they are not fans of uefa either. ,. , i, they are not fans of uefa either. , i, either. Especially brings you dortmund either. Especially brings you dortmund is either. Especially brings you dortmund is a either. Especially brings you dortmund is a club, either. Especially brings you dortmund is a club, a either. Especially brings you i dortmund is a club, a workers club, and of course, the heart of each supporter here is not because they want the money. No one thinks that the idea of some kind of Super League has gone away forever, and there are plenty of people with questions for the Football Authorities at uefa and fifa, but here in germany, there is confidence that their model of Fan Ownership and control gives them a powerful voice in the future of their clubs and their game. Bruce you dortmund supporters, like supporters elsewhere, are not allowed to gather at the stadium for now, but it seems pretty clear they would never allow The Club to be sold to a foreign prince or a foreign oligarch. Its be sold to a foreign prince or a foreign oligarch. A foreign oligarch. Its a club for the people a foreign oligarch. Its a club for the people and a foreign oligarch. Its a club for the people and the a foreign oligarch. Its a club. For the people and the people make up The Club, they make a difference. If you have a foreign investor, he might say ok we might put more seeds in their so we can generate more income, but that would ruin what this club is famous for and what people feel like it should be. And what people feel like it should toe and what people feel like it should be should be. Whatever the challenges should be. Whatever the challenges to should be. Whatever the challenges to come, should be. Whatever the challenges to come, german fans are determined to use their power to hand football under the next generation in good shape. While many people are turning to ancestry websites to find out more about their family history, for one frenchman, those answers came as a message in a bottle, which had been foating in the Atlantic Ocean for more than 100 years. Inside, was a letter Written On Board the titanic, the day before it sank in 1912. Courtney bembridge has the story. A simple letter written by 13 year old girl, undiscovered for more than 100 years. Translation i throw this bottle into the seal in the middle of the atlantic. We are due to arrive in new york in a few days. If anyone finds it, let the Lefebvre Family in lievin know. It is signed by mathilde lefebvre, and dated the 13th of april, 1912. But mathilde never made it to new york. The following day, disaster struck. She was killed along with her mother, three siblings and more than 1,500 others. The ship sunk in the Atlantic Ocean. The wreckage lies about 600 kilometres south of canadas newfoundland. For more than a century, the little bottle drifted in the ocean until it eventually washed up on a beach in the bay of fundy. Translation it was a canadian family who discovered this bottle while walking around. Intrigued by two small rolls inside, the family broke the bottle and found the letter. When the discover was reported in canadian media, it was the final piece of the puzzle Forjacques Lefebvre and his wife helena, who had been looking into his familys past. Translation one day | i found that five members of the Lefebvre Family had died at the same time in 1912, so i called my husband and told him that a catastrophe must have occurred around that time. I immediately thought about the titanic. Now he knows for sure, but hes yet to see the letter penned by his great aunt with his own eyes. Its still in the hands of researchers at the university of quebec. Jacques hopes one day it will be on display in a museum. Courtney bembridge, Bbc News. It is World Earth Day today and President Biden is hosting a virtual Climate Summit where he is calling together 40 leaders including Chinas President but also of Course Borisjohnson of the Uk And Other Leaders to discuss their commitments to reducing emissions, the climate change promises as it were, so we will discuss this in more detail in our business coverage, live to Washington And Hong kong to get a view on how the worlds two biggest economies and stick to commitments and also promised economic growth. I will see you injust a moment. Hello. After slightly cloudy conditions across england and wales on wednesday, the clear Blue Skies and strong sunshine experienced in scotland, northern ireland, akin to what we can see here from one of our weather watchers during the day, well, they will become a bit more abundant. But those Clear Skies by day also mean colder nights are back, and a widespread frosty start to the day, temperatures as low as 5 6 through some parts of eastern Scotland And Northeast england, very few immune to a frost. And thats because weve got High Pressure in charge. Its keeping those skies clear. High pressure generally means dry weather as well, stops the Rain Clouds from going up. And around the centre of it, which is right over us, there will be light winds. A little bit more breeze, most notable across the far south of england. And while most will see sunshine from dawn to dusk, they will be a bit more clout in Northern Scotland through thursday compared with wednesday, and the sunshine in central parts of scotland that little bit hazier. But with much more sunshine around on thursday, Pollen Levels are back up again high in most parts, limited a little bit around this Southeast Corner and through the English Channel because weve got more of a breeze here. That breeze, coming in from an east or northeasterly direction, will also limit the rise in temperatures here to between 10 13 celsius. But with lighter winds further north and west, because the ground is so dry at the moment, it means the air above it warms quite quickly and thats why we could get to around 16 17 celsius in some western areas through the afternoon. But what will follow, again, will be there skies for most away from Northern Scotland into thursday night, so another frost is likely. Notice how that area of High Pressure has barely changed. The lines on the chart, the isobars, where we see the windy conditions will be out to the south and the west, so more of a breeze potentially for northern ireland, but still that breeze blowing through the English Channel The Cloud in the far northeast of Scotland Mayjust produce the odd isolated shower, but for most, again, its another day of sunshine from dawn to dusk. And with each day being sunny, the ground warms up a bit more. Temperatures could reach 19 20 celsius, particularly across parts of north wales, northwest England And Southwest scotland. Still cooler with that onshore breeze, though, to East Anglia and the southeast. Now, if youre expecting any change into this weekend, theyll only be subtle ones. Dry, sunny sums it up for most, the nights still chilly with a risk of a frost. There will be a bit more cloud developing through saturday and sunday, and by sunday, temperatures dropping just a little bit. Bye for now. This is Bbc News with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and Around The World. From climate denier to climate leader. The us outlines its plans to cut emissions as it hosts World Leaders for a virtual earth summit. A Fair Shot for everyone. Why poorer countries are pushing for Vaccine Patents to be waived. Cash machine. Europes 750 Billion Euro Covid Bailout remains on track after germanys top court rejects a bid to block it. Plus flightpath to recovery. 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