Oscars ceremony we talk to the real life nomads from this years frontrunner, nomadland. And the biggest incentive in History Elon Musk offers a 100 Million prize to help in the fight against global warming. Hello there, thank you very much forjoining us today. More than 100 people are reported to have been hurt in clashes in eastjerusalem amid Rival Demonstrations by palestinians and a Far Rightjewish group. There were confrontations between the two sides, and between palestinian demonstrators and the israeli police, who were trying to keep the groups apart. Tom bateman is injerusalem. These tensions have been bubbling for nights now but this evening, it feels more angry, it is more organised and this seems like a culmination. Theyre from lehava, a Far Rightjewish ultra nationalist group. Theres been a spate of Race Hate Incidents Injerusalem with palestinians hitting or Abusing Ultraorthodoxjews and posting it on the social media site tiktok. And groups of far right israeli youths have chased and assaulted some palestinians in the street. Explosion thats the sound of Stun Grenades at the moment as the israeli Security Forces here have been clashing with palestinians, and it is only a couple of hundred yards from where the far right Ultranationalist Jewish Group has been trying to get to. There are running battles now between the palestinians and the israeli Security Forces. Theyre trying to move them back here. That stun grenade. You ok . Explosion this is damascus gate. Its the holy month of ramadan for muslims. Many gather here in the evenings. Theyve been complaining that the police have been stopping them gathering here. The police say they were simply trying to ease the flow of pedestrians through there, but this has really been at the centre of these tensions over recent days. Indias Coronavirus Outbreak is getting worse and hospitals in the indian capital, delhi, Have Run Out of oxygen to treat seriously ill covid patients. India has reported the biggest daily rise in infections of any country since the pandemic began, nearly 315,000 cases. And its feared this second Wave Hasnt even peaked yet. Im nowjoined by our correspondent, Arunoday Mukharji, who is in New Delhi. Describe the situation you are finding in hospitals . If you can. It is | unprecedented, if you can. It is unprecedented, thats if you can. It is unprecedented, thats the only way to describe it. Weve never seen anything like this before, the doctors have never seen anything like this before, the nurses exhausted and tired as the medical infrastructure continues to crumble, trying to cope with the massive inflow of patients on a daily basis, delhi alone has seen over 25,000 cases on a daily basis over the last four hours, 300 deaths were reported in the Capital City of the country with a 1. 3 billion population, the well� s largest democracy. Last 2a hours. Startling figures are coming in. In delhi, a hospital lost nearly 25 patients because oxygen ran out overnight. These are people who have been crying for help on social media platforms, asking the government to intervene. Prime Minister Modi will be chairing more meetings donate to strategise the road ahead, because he ruled out a nationwide lockdown when he spoke to the nation two days ago, saying that that would only be the last resort. But india is all set to register over 300,000 cases on a second straight day, meaning if you do the map, if this trajectory continues, victoria, in three days, india could be up to1 million cases, a staggering figure. And even as a the state of maharashtra, the financial capital of mumbai, just 70 kilometres from here in a hospital 30 covid patients lost their lives due to a fire in their lives due to a fire in the icu. Currently a stretch medical infrastructure is running around, trying to support a situation out of control, trying to take patients out of hospitals and replace them in other hospitals when people have almost. It is an alarming situation over here. ,. Here. That is alarming. Arunoday here. That is alarming. Arunoday mukharji here. That is alarming. Arunoday mukharji in l here. That is alarming. I Arunoday Mukharji in new here. That is alarming. Arunoday mukharji in New Delhi for us. The country closing the borders with india, india recording the highest ever number of covid 19 infections in one day. Lets get some of the days other news. The head of the World Health Organization has said rich countries must do more to share coronavirus vaccines. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that of the nearly 900 Million vaccine doses that have been administered globally, only a 0. 33 were in low income countries. The french prime minister, jean castex, has said france seems to be over the peak of the third wave of the coronavirus pandemic, as he announced plans to ease some restrictions. He said that from may 3, the ban on travelling more than 10 kilometres from home would be lifted. A study of children whose parents were exposed to radiation from the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster in 1986 has found no inherited damage to their dna. Scientists analysed data from dozens of children conceived after the blast at the soviet nuclear plant in what is now ukraine. The Un Secretary general, antonio guterres, has claimed The Tide Is Turning For Action after a number of World Leaders including president biden made new pledges to cut emissions on the Opening Day of a global climate summit. The us, canada, japan and South Korea all announced revised targets but two of the biggest emitters, india and china, made no fresh commitments. The latest Data Shows china is the worlds biggest emitter of Carbon Dioxide estimated at 28 in 2019, the us was second at 15 and india was third at 7 . Heres the pledge by us president joe biden. Lets speak to tom athanasiou, in berkeley, california. He is the Executive Director of ecoequity, an activist Think Tank promoting effective solutions for climate control. Thank you forjoining us today. Thank you forjoining us today. Thank you. Is it enough . I5 thank you forjoining us today. Thank you. Is it enough . Is it enough. Thank you. Is it enough . Is it enough, compared thank you. Is it enough . Is it enough, compared to thank you. Is it enough . Is it enough, compared to what . Compared to what is required, or before . Compared to what is required, or before . ,. ,. , or before . Compared to before, it is a terrific or before . Compared to before, it is a terrific step or before . Compared to before, it is a terrific step for. Or before . Compared to before, it is a terrific step for. If it is a terrific step for. If you compare it to what is required, its a drop in the bucket. Its a very difficult question that you ask. Would ou like question that you ask. Would you like to question that you ask. Would you like to answer question that you ask. Would you like to answer it . Question that you ask. Would you like to answer it . What L Question that you ask. Would l you like to answer it . What do you like to answer it . What do you think the scientists are saying . You think the scientists are sa in . ,. ,. , saying . The scientists are terrified. Saying . The scientists are terrified, frankly. Saying . The scientists are terrified, frankly. I saying . The scientists are terrified, frankly. I am terrified, frankly. I am probably going to try to answer this in the most serious way. In the 2018 apcc report, where we were told to have a 50 50 chance of holding the warming to 1. 5, we had to reduce emissions by about 50 by 2030. Ipcc emissions by about 50 by 2030. Ipcc report. That is a global number, a global number. And sitting here and listening to your newscast before i got on, and basically you are telling a story about the apocalypse caused by the coronavirus, where one third of a percent of the vaccines went to poor countries, that is kind of a prelude to the situation we are going to face going forward, the fact of the matter is it is relatively easy for a wealthy country like the united states or great britain to reduce its emissions by 50 by 2030. But its very, very difficult for a country like South Africa or india to do the same while not locking itself into. �. , into. And underdeveloped state. Into. And underdeveloped State 0k into. And underdeveloped state. Ok. | into. And underdeveloped state. 0k. Ican into. And underdeveloped state. Ok. I can see into. And underdeveloped state. Ok. I can see what i into. And underdeveloped i state. Ok. I can see what you are getting. You are getting at inequitable share of this pledge. What do you think the us should pledge, if it is actually proposing to do its fair share, actually proposing to do its fairshare, relative actually proposing to do its fair share, relative to its size, relative size, but also its political influence . The fair share its political influence . The fair Share Question its political influence . The fair Share Question is its political influence . The fair Share Question is a its political influence . Tue fair Share Question is a really good one. Im a member of a team that has written a fair Share Ndc to be contrasted to the official one. Its calculated on the basis of historical responsibility and capacity, the one we use and the top line, which has been fairly widely endorsed within the united states, including baby climate Action Network of the united states, is a domestic reduction of 70 . Including by the climate Action Network. And Technology Support to poorer countries to yield and equivalent 125 more. We calculate for the united states to do its fair share of a true global emergency mobilisation, it would cost about 800 Billion over the decade. And i want to clarify one thing about that, only one third of that is for the carbonisation, or what we call mitigation. Another 30s for adaptation support, and another third is for loss damage support. Another third. You have to remember that geopolitically as well as morally, in order to make the claimant transition, we are going to have to hit all three of those buttons. We are going to have two take care of people through an extremely difficult period. Through an extremely difficult eriod. , period. 0k. Time, we will have to leave it period. 0k. Time, we will have to leave it there period. 0k. Time, we will have to leave it there for period. 0k. Time, we will have to leave it there for the to leave it there for the moment. Thank you for your contribution. Tom. We will look at climate change further in the Business News in 25 minutes time. Stay with us on Bbc News. Still to come ahead of this Weekends Academy awards, we speak to the real life nomads from nomadland about their time on the road. 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 sings one of the most successful Singer Songwriters of all time, the american Pop Star Prince has died at the age of 57. I was ijust couldnt believe it. I didnt believe it. We just he was just here saturday. For millions of americans, the death of Richard Nixon in a new York Hospital has 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 l the hubble space telescope, our window on the universe. | this is Bbc News. The latest headlines dozens of people have been hurt in clashes in eastjerusalem amid Rival Demonstrations by palestinians and far right jewish activists. India reports the biggest daily rise of infections since the pandemic began. The hollywood Awards Season like everything else this year has been unusual. Red carpets have remained rolled up and ceremonies been delayed and largely virtual but the Academy Awards will be rolling out their Red Carpet this weekend in la. One of the frontrunners for Best Picture this year is nomadland, which has six oscar nominations. Meanwhile, our West Coast correspondent, sophie long, has been out to the nevada we can now speak to Jacqueline Coley whos editor at rotten tomatoes. They say that The Show Must Go On but this is different to the ones before . Ones before . Thank you for havin ones before . Thank you for having me ones before . Thank you for having me. It ones before . Thank you for having me. It seems ones before . Thank you for having me. It seems the i ones before . Thank you for having me. It seems the oscars will be the first Award Show of the season to do more than in person setting, and the grammys where the first to do this with their in Table Settings and masks and now in london and new york and the oscars will have the Red Carpet with the glitz and glamour. Many Voters Wont have seen as much as they normally would. Could we be in for some surprise winners . All wore something like nomadland run away with that all . T nomadland run away with that all . ~ ,. ,. , all . I think you have been readin all . I think you have been reading our all . I think you have been reading our Predictions L all . I think you have been i reading our predictions that is how we opened up our predictions. Apathy more than anything is the contender in best Picture Race this year as many have been working at home and have not had the time to maybe screen certain films and meanwhile, the older voters have had the opportunity. So, while the academy has been diversifying, adding more diverse voters, those are typically the folks working the hardest during this time at home and also those whose votes may differentiate from what votes have been able to do this season. Upsets are very much possible. Aaron sorkin� s the trial of the chicago 7 had it all phenomenal cast, great story, brilliant script, Stand Out Performances from sasha baron cohen, focusing on issues of police brutality, the role of the state, racism, access to justice could that unseat nomadland for Best Picture . If there was a david knocking down goliath, i think this film is absolutely in the hunt for that one and he hit it with an hour on the head. The real story with this, and i had a recent spot with Michael Peterson talking about the film, Michael Peterson, this was the generation that first chose to stand up and take to the streets for civil unrest and that generation is also a generation of folksy very much accomplice the Academy Voters encompass, they are xt five H Plus and white male and they remember what the chicago seven did and Bobby Seale and how brutally he was attacked in the Court Room and if youre looking for a green book upset, this one will hit a lot of Academy Voters in the field. Without indicative wins to really give us clear favourites who are your picks for best male and best female . I will say for best female performance, it is spread out, Carey Mulligan is a critics choice, and also Frances Mcdormand but Viola Davis for the sag award, you should give that most credence and she has been a multiple year nominee, she has had several performances where folks thought she would win and she did not an especially right now as we are really talking about racial reckoning, one of the marks on the academy is the lack of black performers able to repeat in that Lead Category and it has been almost 20 years since a black woman has won the best lead actress, halle berry, and remains the only black woman to do so. Although Voters Vote with their mind and what they see on screen, sometimes they see on screen, sometimes they make a statement and the Viola Davis peak and her Co Star would be something like that, and with bozeman, he has run away with major prizes this man, notjust because of his incredible work but also as a testament to his legacy as not just Black Panther but the man who played James Brown and jackie robinson. Will the stars be receiving their statuettes in person . Yes, actually closely to you than me, there will be Satellite Locations all throughout the world, there will be Satellite Locations in new york, london, parts of asia, Steven Soderbergh has been producing the show and committed to shooting it like an actual film committed to shooting it like an actualfilm it committed to shooting it like an actual film it will have a cinematic experience and folks are really set for a show for those who are set to tune in. Looking forward to it thank you, that is the editor of rotten tomatoes. Time now for the latest Sports News. Hello, im tulsen tollett, and this is your Sports News, where we start with football. And Leicester City have maintained their push for a Champions League Place next season, with a comfortable 3 0 win over West Bromwich Albion in the premier league. All the goals were scored before half time with Jamie Vardy getting the opener, and that was his first goal in 12 League And Cup games. Leicester are now four points clear of fourth placed chelsea while West Brom remain second from bottom, nine points from safety. In spain, Atletico Madrid regained top spot in La Liga after Beating Huesca at the Metropolitano Angel Correa set them on the way to a 2 0 victory by scoring the first goaljust before half time. Yannick carrasco sealed the win ten minutes from time and atletico are now three points ahead of Real Madrid at the top of the table. Barcelona are two points further back after Lionel Messi scored twice in a 5 2 win over getafe. Every game is difficult and its not about the name of the opponent. We know this schedule is difficult for us but the same is happening to a political madrid and athletic imagery, and Riel Madrid because we have 1a teams close to each other fighting for the title. In italy, Zlatan Ibrahimovic has signed a new one Year Contract with Ac Milan Thatll keep him at the club beyond his 40th birthday. The swedish striker, whos in his second spell at milan, has scored 17 goals in 25 matches this season, and reached 500 Career Goals back in february. While Football Managers are used to providing Injury Updates for their squad, Brighton Boss Graham Potter had to explain how he got this impressive black eye. I would love to be able to tell you there is a heroic, chivalrous story i could tell you to make myself look good but unfortunately i missed my footing walking over some steps and went crashing into a Metal Railing and have a bit of whiplash on my back and i sort of look a bit better, so the Lady Upstairs tells me, looking more rugged and handsome but i think she is crazy, of course to tennis and the number two seed Simona Halep is safely through to the Quarter Finals of the stuttgart grand prix. Halep whos never won the tournament cruised into the last eight with a straight Sets Victiory over Marketa Vondrousova from the czech republic. Halep won 6 1, 6 3 and plays russias Ekaterina Alexandrova next. At the barcelona open, top Seed Rafael Nadal is into the Quarter Finals after victory against kei nishikori. After nadal won the Opening Set to love, the unseeded japanese player claimed the second set with a sweeping Forehand Winner but the spaniard, seeking to win a 12th Title on home soil, regained his composure to move into the last eight where Hell Play World number 3a, Britains Cameron Norrie after he overcame an injured david goffin. At the world snooker championship, three time Winner Mark Selby eased through to the second round with a ten frames to one victory over kurt maflin. The norwegian had a chance to extend the match if he sunk this black in the 11th Frame but after doing the hard work prior to it he missed, and that left selby an easy finish to confirm his place in the next round where Hell Face northern irelands mark allen. And its four frames all between Ronnie Osullivan and Anthony Mcgill in their second round contest, after Scotlands Mcgill won the last three frames of the session to pile the pressure on the six time world champion osullivan, and theyll be back on the table in the coming hours. You can get all the latest Sports News at our website thats bbc. Com sport. But from me and the rest of the team thats your Sports News for now. Elon musk has launched a One Hundred Million Dollar Prize to coincide with Earth Day to find new ways to remove carbon and put the brakes on global warming. It comes as many countries mark this annual environmental day in their own way, as Mark Lobel reports. A dazzling display for Earth Day. Buddhist monks on zoom congregate virtually and 300,000 candles. Translation we came up with the Theme Cleanse the mind, cleanse the world, which is to remind people to cleanse their minds before they start cleaning the world. But time is of the essence as the world gets hotter. If we are to live up to our promises and commitments in the paris agreement, we have to end Fossil Fuel subsidies, stop new exploration and extraction, completely divest from Fossil Fuels and keep the carbon in the ground. Now. Theres also another way to fight global warming by removing Carbon Dioxide from the atmosphere or ocean, but with technology to do so not yet commercially viable, theres now a big incentive to discover a way that is. Youre going to talk about the launch of the biggest prize ever . 100 Million xprize for carbon capture. Itll be good to frame the debate and understand, 0k, what things are really going to move the needle, how much are they really going to move the needle . If were talking getting tens or hundreds of billions of tons of carbon, in what form will that carbon be . Will it be stable over time . And like, what is it going to cost humanity to do . Its all part of a mindset to protect what we have like this River Running through sao paulo. Once strewn with trash, now welcoming back some familiarfaces after a big cleanup. Welcomed by the wider community, too. From Cleaning Up Beaches in israel, and australia, to appealing to political and industrial leaders to clean up their act in tokyo and jakarta. Its a call for action from all corners of the earth. Mark lobel, Bbc News. You can reach me on twitter im V Fritz News and ill be back with the Business News in about four minutes and plenty an climate change and watch a Business Due to support the goals. See you soon. Hello. Were seeing big temperature differences from night to day at the moment. We started Yesterday Morning at around 6 in a few spots. Thursday afternoon, under Clear Skies, Sunny Skies you can see from the Satellite Imagery we got to 17 18 degrees. Problem is, as soon as you lose that sunshine, the temperatures plummet again. And this morning, another widespread frost across the country, maybe as low as 3 or i in some spots of england and south east scotland. Frost free towards the north but thats because weve got more cloud, even though were under this same area of High Pressure thats whats keeping things dry at the moment. But around it, we are seeing some blustery conditions, particularly towards the far south and the west. Most, though, Light Winds through friday, early Morning Mist and fog patches quickly clearing. That cloud stubbornly persistent across the far North East of scotland, maybe a few showers for shetland. High cloud may turn the Sunshine Hazy in one or two spots but overall, its a Sunny Day for many. A windy one, though, through the English Channel and the south west. The winds could gust in excess of a0 mph, whipping up some rather choppy seas, and that will limit the Temperature Rise here to between around 12 14 degrees for many. It may get up to 18 on the North Coast of devon and around these Western Areas, 18 celsius quite possible. Northwest england, North Wales could get to around 20 degrees during the afternoon. But for all, just about, away from where weve got the cloud in the North East of scotland, its going to be a day of high tree pollen. Now, as we go into Friday Evening and overnight, we could see the odd Mist Or Fog patch form. The cloud still there in the far North East of scotland but for most, its Clear Skies into the weekend, and High Pressure is still there as we start it. Now, with that High Pressure strengthening a little bit to the North East of us, it does mean the winds across the south and the west will start to strengthen a little bit more, so it will be another blustery day across southern and south Western Areas of the uk. Breeze picks up a little bit for the rest of us, still some cloud in the North East of scotland. A bit of patchy cloud forming elsewhere but for most, its another Sunny Day. Cool down some of those eastern coasts but in the west, we could still get up to around 17 18 degrees. The frost becoming less abundant as we go through this weekend as the breeze picks up. And it will pick up further into sunday, bringing more cloud across the country. Cloudiest of all, central and eastern parts of england. Best of the sunshine in the west with the highest of the temperatures but a cool day down those eastern areas, especially where the cloud lingers, and therell be more Cloud And Cooler conditions next week, too. This is Bbc News with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. A decisive decade for climate change says president biden as he pledges to halve us emissions by 2030. Chipageddon the global shortage of semiconductors could last all year, says the boss of Tech Giant cisco. Us shares take a dive on reports of steep new levies on rich investors. 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