by the chair, which will be its centrepiece. nicholas witchell, bbc news, westminster abbey. time for a look at the weather. here s darren bett. chilly today but there is colder weather on the way as we head into next week. today is the first day of meteorological spring, it s also st david s day and it s been pretty cloudy. the cloud is thick enough to give us more showers around today. still got high pressure close by so the really wet weather is being deflected into southern parts of europe. that s the storm that brought all of the rain we saw in majorca, that s moving away. just to the north of that there is clear skies. it looks like we will tap into some of that tonight and tomorrow, so may be some changes on the way. today the winds are coming in from off the north sea, picking up in from off the north sea, picking up a lot of cloud. that s pushing our way. the best sunshine in western scotland. the cloud still ringing quite a peppering of showers in those temperatures
muesli.com slash tv i m zachary cohn and washington. and this is cnn hello, everyone. you re in the cnn newsroom, analyse and camerota president biden is fundraising and red bank, new jersey tonight, he s trying to reassure some major donors who are reportedly rattled by his very shaky debate performance. the president hit some wealthy zip codes today. first, the hamptons and then this new jersey event hosted by governor phil murphy. many democrats are wrestling with the question of whether president biden should continue to stay in the race and if he can win in november, seeing a white house correspondent, arlette saenz joins us now. so our let, what is the president s saying to these donors and how are they responded? well alison president biden is once again trying to assure members of the democratic party the he is up for a second term as president. the president is about to speak any minute now at that fundraiser and red bank, new jersey, that s hosted by the state s
Spoke to duncan mccann a campaignerfor children s digital safety charity the 5rights foundation who began by telling me the positive impact that youtube has on children. i think youtube is an important service, and indeed during the pandemic it really came into its own, the school was often sending the kids to enhance their learning on youtube. so, i tend to believe that you chew can provide benefits. what i am concerned about is the way that you tube in fact gathers data and tracks its users, and then specifically with regard to children, how they profile those users in order to serve them more content, because ultimately the commercial interests of youtube are to keep users on there for as long as possible. that s how they monetise their users and how they make money, but that s certainly not the best interest of the child, and indeed the children s code,
Gum that you chew. how do they arrive at this? they followed 800 smokers and what they found is 9.9% of the group receiving traditional nicotine replacement were able to abstain from smoking for a year long period. but 18% for the group using e cigarettes. this new study is likely to bolster the e cigarette industry which is trying to market their products as a safer alternative product for those that smoke and want to quit. many public health officials say there s a certain that e cigarettes could pro individual a gateway among teens to tobacco use the because they re marketed in different enticing flavors. although e cigarettes lack the carcinogens that you inhale but