still baki see its first female president local government critic an anti-corruption campaign or susannah chapa told means after round one of the country's election it's the first ballot since the murder of a journalist who'd been investigating fraud connected to the political elite. and the day after the e.u. added more sanctions against russia the country is marking the fifth anniversary of its controversial and i say of crimea. i'm calling aspen banks for joining us. fifty people are now confirmed dead after new zealand's mosque shootings on friday the suspected gunman has appeared in court french and terence was charged with murder and remanded in custody until april new zealand's prime minister just send to our dern has told muslim community leaders in christchurch that mosques will receive police protection the country's worst ever mass shooting has left new zealanders and shock in a moment we'll go live to our correspondent claire richardson she is in christchurch covering the story for us but first she sent us this report tributes around the city are piling ever higher. as grief s

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speaking officers and moneys for a new police substation all spawned from family pain, all reasons why susannah will be honored by the board of supervisors this week. >> she's been an avid leader in this and we're excited about things she's done. we have people from the community that are out -- looking out for our elders, looking out for our seniors, bringing community together. >> great grandma wong still has a long way to go. she suffered a stroke but is in critical but stable condition. there is now hope for a more understanding community and conversation that will continue for a long time to come. >> we want to show that in times of difficult, tragic there's a great chance for opportunity and healing and a chance to ask what can we learn from this situation. >> abc 7 news. >> the 18-year-old suspect in the beating is facing 16 charges, including attempted murder and elder abuse. >>> there are a lot of ways we can make things better. what are your ideas, we want to hear from you. add the #better bay area when you tweet or instagram what you're thinking. >>> b.a.r.t. is turning to outside he

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i'm susannah streeter with the business news.ne members of the bank's monetary policy committee voted to keep rates at 0.75%, where they have been since august last year. retail sales rose in february are up by 0.4% on the previous month, official figures show. despite that positive news the high street is still facing challenges. fashion chain next continues to struggle with the falling use of its high street stores alongside a growing online business. and ted baker's profit has fallen a whopping 26% to just under £51 million. manufacturing body make uk says manufacturers were more concerned than ever about a no—deal brexit and that it should be avoided under any circumstances. they added 70% of manufacturers have already put decisions on hold and had been building inventory. now, retail continues to be a bright spot for the british economy at a time of uncertainty ahead of brexit. retail sales for february rose unexpectedly by 0.4%, while annual sales growth for the three months to february was its strongest in over two years a

me i'm susannah streeter.grounded its entire global fleet of 737 max aircraft. investigators have uncovered new evidence at the scene of the fatal ethiopian airlines crash which killed all 157 people on board. facebook appears to be recovering from a more than 10—hour global disruption to all of its products. the outage affected the main paltform as well as messaging services including whatsapp and instagram. the company is yet to explain what the cause of the downtime may have been, which is being seen as the most severe in the company s history. govia thameslink railway has been fined a record £5 million by the rail regulator over its chaotic introduction of a new timetable in may last year. the new timetable caused severe disruption on thameslink and great northern routes for eight weeks. with just 15 days until the uk is due to leave the european union there is still little certainty for businesses or anyone else who wants to know what will happen. as we've already been discussing here on bbc news, last ni

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this is business live from bbc news with susannah streeter and maryam moshiri. eu leaders will decide today whether to grant a delay to britain's departure date but there's no end to the uncertainty for businesses. live from london, that's our top story on thursday 21st march. the pressure‘s on minister theresa may but even more so on businesses as one report by the cbi says 88% of companies would support a delay to the process to avoid a no deal brexit. also in the programme — building a new silk road. china's master plan to build a global transport network to move its exports around the world — we talk to a senior official at italy's ministry of economic development. this is the latest in europe as the markets have opened. as you can see, it isa markets have opened. as you can see, it is a bit ofa markets have opened. as you can see, it is a bit of a mixed bag so far. as you can see, it is a bit of a mixed bag so far. hello and welcome to business live. it's a testing time for businessess big and small right now. eu leaders will decide today whether to grant a

out of seven people, six got out, susannah tong died in the fire. >>> and the oakland school board cutt the budget. >>> sacramento, dozens of protesters were arrested after another night of marches to protest recent decisions not to prosecute two police officers who fatally shot stefon clark last year. activists from black lives matter were arrested along with a pastor and a journalist. the district attorney said that she will not file charges against the officers nst the officers >> one year ago, stefon clark was unarmed. he was in his grandmother's backyard when police officers shot and killed him. the district attorney said that officers feared for their lives, they mistook a cell phone that clark was hoping for a gun. clark supports now want the state attorney general xavier becerra to bring the charges. >> we hope that attorney general becerra does, even when sacramento district attorney didn't have the current to do, which is prosecute the two police officers involved in the killing. >> attorney general xavier becerra says that he will be wrapping up his investigation soon and mak

there were seven people in the home and only six were able to escape. 85-year-old susannah tong died. he could face life in prison. >>> we are learning more about the two little girl who is survived after being lost in the woods alone. how they made it through several cold wet nights in humboldt county. >>> right now, we do see that traffic is moving along okay on the san mateo bridge but it is getting crowded getting out west. >>> more rain arrived, san francisco, sfo and oakland has some rain right now. this is the leading edge. more is on the way. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's now 6:12. the two little girls who were lost in the woods in humboldt county are telling their story of survival. >> we were very hungry. >> 8-year-old leia carrico and 5-year-old caroline carrico spent two nights alone in the wilderness, huddled together to stay warm until they were found on sunday. they said they ate leaves and granola bars and they were scared, worried that bears would get them. >> my sister cried the whole night. so i told her to think happy thoughts of our family and i kept wat

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susannah streeter is here with the latest business news. susannah — over to you.t. investigators have uncovered new evidence at the scene of the fatal ethiopian airlines crash which killed all 157 people on board. facebook is yet to explain what has been causing global disruption to all of its services. the outage which lasted at least 1a hours has affected the main paltform as well as messaging services including whatsapp and instagram. more on that shortly. govia thameslink railway has been fined a record £5 million by the rail regulator over its chaotic introduction of a new timetable in may last year. the independent watchdog transport focus said the fine should be a wake—up call to train companies that accurate passenger information really matters. the chief executive of volkswagen has apologised for evoking a nazi slogan to describe the importance of boosting the group's profits. herbert diess used the line "ebit macht frei" at a company event on tuesday. the phrase echoes the maxim "arbeit macht frei" — meaning "work sets you free" — which was written in wr

attackers first of all open fire at a vehicle showroom near to the school the school in the suburb of susannah about sixty kilometers from the center of sao paolo opened fire with a revolver a bow and arrow and some say some kinds of also had some kinds of explosives close civs for children were killed at the scene two died later on the way to hospital two workers at the school that were also reported to have been killed and then the attackers said to be aged between twenty and twenty five killed themselves at the sea sixteen to seventeen children were taken to nearby hospitals where their condition some of them are said to be in a critical condition this a relatively rare occurrence in brazil the last attack on a school happened seven years ago in rio de janeiro's need to rio de janeiro so this relatively unusual in a country which has a very high crime rate on the day this happened the supremes court was talking about measures suggested by president now at all to bring down the age at which children can be detained by the police if they thought to have been involved in a crime in the meantim

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susannah is here — she will have the business news. voted to keep rates at 0.75%, where they have been since august last year. retail sales rose in february — up by 0.4% on the previous month, official figures show. despite that positive news, the high street is still facing challenges. ted baker announced today its profit has fallen by 26% to just under £51 million. manufacturing body make uk says manufacturers were more concerned than ever about a no—deal brexit and that it should be avoided under any circumstances. so, we are seeing lots of business leaders, we have spoken to francisco grady from the tuc but she has written a letter with the cbi warning over no—deal brexit —— frances o‘grady. that is right, some senior players in the british business community, an open letter, the cbi business community, an open letter, the cb! and the tuc together and we heard from make uk, their concerns about this and senior players in the british banking industry have spoken out today, financial district chief catherine mcguinness has said it is