Temperatures at dublin, the eur though and much of the north bay is also in the 30s so we are off to a cool start in some cases even cooler than yesterday which as you remember was brisk as you stepped outside, so you want to anticipate some Cool Conditions as you plan stepping out the door this morning. Later today anticipating continually Cool Conditions, but it comfortably cool afternoon with highs mostly in the 60s. Robin. All right, thank you john were checking out the bay bridge 80 west into San Francisco and there is a wait here at the toll plaza, but its been holding for about an hour now right at the bottom of so its not even backed up through the maze like we normally see its a great time to just get on out there right now since its pretty much trouble free coming in and if your car pulled you going to save a lot of time making your way off to fremont street. All right over to want to want to cross the golden gate we have 2 lanes north on the right heading out of San Francisc
vladimir putin of killing him. and in a video statement, yulia navalnaya said the russian authorities are hiding her husband s body. she promised that she ll continue his fight for a free russia. our correspondent bethany bell reports now from brussels where mr navalny s widow is meeting european foreign ministers. alexei navalny s widow yulia says she will continue to fight for a free russia. she said her husband was killed because the russian president vladimir putin couldn t break him. translation: another erson break him. translation: another person should break him. translation: another person should be break him. translation: another person should be here break him. translation: another person should be here in break him. translation: another person should be here in my - break him. translation: another person should be here in my place| person should be here in my place but that person was killed by vladimir putin. we know exactly why putin called alexei three
at bbc verify, we have been analysing the footage coming out of nasser hospital following a raid by israeli forces. a setback for two of the world s biggest economies the uk and japan fall into recession. queen camilla celebrates 400 years of shakespeare alongside a dozen acting dames. time for a look at the business news now with mark lobel. we start with that news that the uk dipped into a recession at the end of 2023. official figures show the economy shrank by 0.3% in the last three months of the year, following a fall in economic activity of 0.1% from july to september. it was the second consecutive quarter of negative growth which defines it as a recession. despite this, the economy grew by 0.1% across the whole of 2023, but this is still the weakest economic growth since 2009 following the global financial crisis. today, the uk chancellor orfinance minister jeremy hunt acknowledged the data, but defended the governments handling of the economy. we always expected
$55.8 billion. that was the record pay day for elon musk in 2018. but today a judge in the us state of delaware said it should be scrapped. the pay deal was the biggest ever in us corporate history and propelled mr musk to the top of the list of the world s richest people. butjudge kathaleen mccormick said the payout was unfathomable . and could put his title as the world s richest man at risk. figures from bloomberg and forbes suggest his net worth is between $198 billion and $220 billion. the pay was from his electric car company tesla and was linked to performance targets, such as tesla s share price and profitability. and if you look at that measure well, the value of the company did soar, topping $1 trillion in 2021, up from $50 billion when the pay deal was originally negotiated. mr musk sold a large chunk of tesla to buy twitter. meaning how owns around 13% of the electric carmaker. cancelling his pay deal means he also misses out on more than 300 million tesla sh
payment rights on the social media platform. to discuss all this i ll be joined by the political analyst and democratic party strategist mary anne marsh and philip rycroft the former permanent secretary at the uk s department for exiting the eu. the bosses of five major tech firms have been testifying at a senate hearing about what they re doing to protect children from online sexual exploitation. the five have faced some fiery questions, with meta boss mark zuckerberg being asked what the hell were you thinking? over an instagram prompt directing users to possible child abuse material. mark zuckerberg and the boss of tiktok voluntarily agreed to testify, but leaders of snap, x formerly twitter and discord initially refused and were sent subpoenas, forcing them to appear. all have hundreds of millions of young users. senators are particularly worried about a rise in reports of explicit images of children being shared, including those created with artificial intelligen