solutions for small businesses and major corporations. hat can we do for you? and now, bbc world news merica. this is bbc world news america. reporting from london, i m kathy kay. the news for family members on board flight 370 were dreading. official word the plane crashed into the ocean. and flight e of mh-370 ended in the southern indian ocean. trying to isolate vladimir putin. president obama leads discussions how to punish moscow for actions in the ukraine. and remembering the great escape. 70 years ago a world of world war ii soldiers tried to dig their way to freedom. now they re being honored. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. today came the announcement many were dreading. malaysia s prime minister said flight 370 did crash into the southern indian ocean and no one survived. the declaration was made possible because of new satellite information from the u.k. tonight we will have full coverage and start with alice
doing right, it s just good business, union bank. and now, bbc world news. this is bbc world news america reporting from washington. north and south korea trade hundreds of rounds of live artillery fire as tensions rise on the peninsula once again. the u.n. warns the impact of climate change is severe and irreversible. threatening economies and food supplies around the globe. and playing the patient. actors giving doctors a chance to brush up on their bedside manners. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. today tensions rose once again between north and south korea as the country s exchange live artillery fire over their disputed western seaboard. the standoff coincides with the largest joint military exercise between america and south korea in two decades. the bbc s rupert winfield hayes is one of the few journalist with those troops and sent this report from poe hang. on the coast of south korea today, invasion. thankful
business, union bank. and now, bbc world news. this is bbc world news america reporting from washington. north and south korea trade hundreds of rounds of live artillery fire as tensions rise on the peninsula once again. the u.n. warns the impact of climate change is severe and irreversible. threatening economies and food supplies around the globe. and playing the patient. actors giving doctors a chance to brush up on their bedside manners. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. today tensions rose once again between north and south korea as the country s exchange live artillery fire over their disputed western seaboard. the standoff coincides with the largest joint military exercise between america and south korea in two decades. the bbc s rupert winfield hayes is one of the few journalist with those troops and sent this report from poe hang. on the coast of south korea today, invasion. thankfully these south korea marines
> > charged with 15 counts of the invasion of privacy after district attorney says he was filming students in the bathroom. > > he had a camera inside the toilet pointed toward students genitals and private parts. > > back in november of 2013 he invited students to get together. someone was going to the bathroom and noticed a blinking red light in the tissue box. he soon found a camera and took the memory card out and gave it to authorities. > > it appears he invited people to his home regularly. > > i interviewed those who live in the building and know him. they say he was ejected months ago and officers recently searched his residents. > > this is the first time i am hearing of this. > > he has resigned as an accounting professor but his name tag is still on his door. > > is so gross that somebody would do that professor.. i have teachers that. are that that > > he is no longer a professor here at san jose state university. he was arrested on wednesday but was bailed out of
woman was arraigned on two felony counts of child endangerment for it accused of leaving too young children and the car outside the great casino last month. a man is behind bars tonight catherine: on a chase during the morning commute. it began in castro valley - and ended with several damaged cars. catherine: officers had been told a car had hit two other vehicles - then took off. catherine: the driver was spotted on 880 and a slow chase began.about 25 miles an hour. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc-7. catherine: it all ended around 9:00 a-m in oakland.with the man s arrest. catherine: more bay area traffic news. the controversial issue of lane splitting - just got more confusing. lane splitting is when a motorcyclist maneuvers around cars in different lanes. catherine: as kron four s teresa estacio reports.the c-h-p recently put out some guidelines but they re now getting rid of them. reporter:some people hate it some people think it he