erin delmore reports from new york city.bia native alexandra gomez castro overwhelming joy when she finally got a permit to work legally in new york city. translation: when i received the work permit, i became - filled with tears, great emotion. she, her husband and their three children are part of an unprecedented wave of migrants arriving in new york city totalling more than 180,000 since 2022. they come from all over the world, many from south and central america fleeing threats of violence by foot and seeking asylum at the us border. translation: you know, we arrived with nothing i because they took absolutely everything away during the journey. she and her children were separated. translation: how would| i explain to a ten-year-old girl the motive for which we came? it was hard for her to learn about the attempted murder of her mother and father. reunited, the family travelled further north to new york city, which uniquely provides shelter to anyone without housing. a nonprofit project handled her asylum application and

i am erin delmore. hello. iam erin delmore.of thousands of people across the countryjoined anti—government country joined anti—government protests. they countryjoined anti—government protests. they demanded new elections as prime minister benjamin netanyahu faces benjamin neta nyahu faces criticism benjamin netanyahu faces criticism over the security failure that hamas exploded on 7 october. for mr netanyahu the protest coincide with a hernia surgery he underwent on sunday evening which his office at were successful. deputy prime minister yariv levin will temporarily fill the

erin delmore, bbc news, new york. national transportation safety board says the loss of an engine cover on a southwest airlines flight was a maintenance issue. the agency said it will not open a formal investigation into the incident that took these on a boeing 737—800 project. it was taking off in denver on sunday when its engine cover fell off, striking is wing flap. no—one was injured. the federal aviation administration, which is currently investigating the incident, did not immediately respond to a request for comment. let's turn our attention to china, where microsoft's blizzard entertainment unit could be back with popular games such as world of warcraft by this summer under a pending deal with chinese gamer netease. if it goes through the move may also signal a marked change of cooperation and agreements on entertainment software in the huge market. that's according to tech analyst dan ives from a word push securities.— word push securities. does become — word push securities. does become the _ word push secur

here's erin delmore in new york.ter than expected inflation reports in the past, they were explained away as being seasonal or a one off. now we see three street reports that have come in hotter than expect it and after steve falls from its record high in mid—2022, the rate of inflation has remained stuck for the past three months. energy was the main driver of the increase and housing costs, which make up a big weighting of the cpi. the fed is trying to bring inflation down to its 2% target and to do so without sparing an economic downturn. the inflation reader on wednesday poured cold water on the expectation that was the a rico in june. the expectation that was the a rico injune. such a couple ringed a borrowing cost for customers and businesses and it would be welcome news for president biden as he runs a real action. president biden as he runs a realaction. during president biden as he runs a real action. during a press conference with the japanese prime minister.— conference with the japanese prime minister. ho

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let's talk to our north america business correspondent now, erin delmore. in, the economy is growing — but those figures aren't as good as expected. it is inflation that is still a big issue? w , it is inflation that is still a big issue? , , , ~ , issue? exactly. numbers like this like gdp give _ issue? exactly. numbers like this like gdp give us _ issue? exactly. numbers like this like gdp give us a _ issue? exactly. numbers like this like gdp give us a good _ issue? exactly. numbers like this like gdp give us a good thing - issue? exactly. numbers like this like gdp give us a good thing on | issue? exactly. numbers like this i like gdp give us a good thing on the pulse for how the us economy is doing but it isn't a forward—looking measure, it looks backwards and that is what leaves a couple of? for us. the question is where are we headed? what we know as the federal reserve is holding off on cutting interest rates, something long anticipated by investors and everyday consumers that could stand to see their borrowing costs go down and what they have been t

i am erin delmore. hello. iam erin delmore. in the largest demonstration in israel since the start of the conflict in gaza, tens of thousands of people across the countryjoined anti—government country joined anti—government protests. they countryjoined anti—government protests. they demanded new elections as prime minister benjamin netanyahu faces benjamin neta nyahu faces criticism benjamin netanyahu faces criticism over the security failure that hamas exploded on 7 october. for mr netanyahu the protest coincide with a hernia surgery he underwent on sunday evening which his office at were successful. deputy prime minister yariv levin will temporarily fill the 74—year—old's role. before his procedure mr murnane yahoo gave a telephoto address to offer reassurances. translation: i under way an examination. i thank the people who have a record to show concern for my health including reporters. i assure you that i get through the treatment successfully and returned action very quickly. the bbc�*s middle east bureau chiefjoe floater

our north america business correspondent erin delmore reports.lipse could deliver a $6 billion boost to the us economy. that is more than taylor swift's eras tour, and more than four times what the last super bowl brought in. daytime darkness stretched from mexico's pacific coast all the way to the eastern edge of canada, sweeping 14 us states from texas to maine. some estimated 4 million people in the us travelled to view it, sending demand for hotels, resorts and campgrounds through the roof. airbnb reported a 1,000% surge in demand in prime eclipse—watching cities, and more than 30 million people already live in the path of totality. so, small businesses on the path seized on a major marketing event, offering eclipse—themed t—shirts, doughnuts and ornaments for sales. cities staged watch parties and festivals, major airlines offered eclipse viewing flights. and nearly everyone scrambled to get their hands on speciality safety glasses. the eclipse tourism burst is the latest show of how travel has rebounded post—pandemic and how people are will

erin delmore there.ein is a strategist at the investment managers morningstar where he chairs their committee on the electric vehicle industry. you are ready for this news, the bad news, as it were, as were markets, because for the last several days tesla shares have been sold. give us your take on the numbers now know them. ~ ~ ., take on the numbers now know them. ~ ~' . , them. we knew that deliveries were going _ them. we knew that deliveries were going to _ them. we knew that deliveries were going to fall _ them. we knew that deliveries were going to fall as _ them. we knew that deliveries were going to fall as so - them. we knew that deliveries were going to fall as so we - were going to fall as so we will likely see a revenue decline and larger profit decline and larger profit decline due to the challenges in the quarter, and that lower sales and abduction issues as well as wrapping up new vehicles like the cyber truck that were going to wear non—profits, but looking at the quarter, the bad news i

we'll have some analysis shortly — but first, here's our business correspondent erin delmore. a rocky road for tesla this year. interest rates are taking a bite out of purchasing power and pushing big purchases out of reach, competition with china especially rival vehicle maker byob is heating up, sales are falling and so is tesla's stock. it's fallen more than 40% this year, the company is cutting prices and announced lay—offs, then on tuesday it reported its first quarter earnings. missing expectations on earning and revenue. the company is anticipating lower deliveries this year compared to 2023 but investors have one bright spot to look, telsa announced it is speeding up the launch of a lower—priced vehicle and affordable models could be a boon for cash—strapped consumers, and a hit worldwide like china and india. despite those grim numbers of the earnings shares have soared in after—hours trade. asia editor for automotive news, hans greimel says investors are encourged by the introduction of more affordable models. investors were really bracing for some bad news in this e

erin delmore explains why.rk zuckerberg piqued investors' interest when he predicted 2023 would be the year of efficiency, and he won them over when he delivered on it. the stock nearly tripled last year. this year, meta shares are up another a0%. but on wednesday, meta released its first quarter earnings report and shares initially slumped during after hours trading. facebook�*s parent company did beat expectations on revenue and earnings, but it disappointed on its revenue forecast for the second quarter of the year. higher expenses also weighed shares down. so wednesday's earnings report marked a back down to earth moment for the formerly red hot tech giant, and it moderates expectations for the months ahead as the company grapples over how to generate profit off of generative aland drum up advertising revenue in an increasingly crowded market. i spoke to tech analyst ray wang of constellation research, and asked him what he made of meta's soft outlook. they outperformed in their results, but the challenges,

erin delmore has more.e sun, moon and earth alone, eclipse watches showed up alone, eclipse watches showed up and businesses cashed in. this year's total solar eclipse could deliver a $6 billion boost to the us economy. that is more than taylor swift's tour and more than four times what the last super bowl brought in. it stretched from mexico to the eastern edge of canada, sweeping 1a mexico to the eastern edge of canada, sweeping m us states. some estimated 4 million people in the us travel to view it, send a demand for hotels, resorts and campgrounds through the roof. airbnb reported a 1000% a surge in demand and prime eclipse watching centres and more than a0 million people already live in the path of totality. it offers teachers, ornament for sales. they staged watch parties and major airlines offered eclipse viewing floods. and safety glasses. it shows how travel has rebounded post— pandemic and how people are willing to spend big on a new experiences. we will not see an eclipse like this in the us aga

our north america business correspondent erin delmore has more on the story.r boeing employee who worked on the 787 accused the company of cutting corners during production and overlooking engineering problems that could weaken the plane's structural integrity. boeing dismissed the claims as inaccurate and reiterated confidence in the 787 dreamliner. meanwhile the company delivered its lowest number of planes in the first quarter of year since 2021, just 83 planes down from 157 the quarter prior. boeing executives say the company is slowing down production so that it can improve quality control. but delivery delays are sparking criticism from customers who have little choice to fulfil their needs. boeing and airbus dominate the us market. boeing's shares dropped on tuesday to their lowest point in five months. now let's turn our attention to artificial intelligence because competition is heating up to develop the technology that will power the next stage of the ai revolution. intel has unveiled a new chip — the gaudi 3 — that aims to do precisely that. the tec

erin delmore has the details. among the dozens of companies reporting first—quarter earnings on thursday, alphabet and microsoft took centre stage. both beat expectations on earnings and revenue, thanks in no small part to investments in artificial intelligence. one stand—out spot for alphabet was google cloud revenue, whichjumped 28% in 01. a lot of generative ai tools that rely on the cloud to reach customers. alphabet announced some good news for investors, its first—ever dividend of 20 cents per share, and first—ever dividend of 20 cents pershare, and an first—ever dividend of 20 cents per share, and an additional $70 billion buy—back. that initially sent shares into double digits after the bell. and for microsoft's part, its intelligent cloud division delivered greater revenue than expected — thanks to microsoft partnership but with openai, the creator of chatgpt. shares rose on the news. and together, they should go some way through restoring confidence in the tech sector which was shaken wednesday after met

erin delmore has the details. the phone call marked the first one—on—one communication between us presidentjoe biden and china's president xi jinping since november, and they had a lot of ground to cover. the risks associated with rapidly developing ai technology and military communications, and the trafficking of illicit drugs like fentanyl. a white house summary of the call included a few others, like china's "unfair trade policies" and preventing access to advanced us technology. and on the chinese side, president xi reportedly called us support for any taiwanese independence effort "a red "line" and accused the us of trying to suppress china's development of advanced technology. over four days of meetings, treasury secretary janet yellen is expected to meet with some china's top political and economic officials, as well as american business leaders and chinese professors and students. she is expected to warn china against flooding the market with cheap clean—energy exports, things like electric vehicles and li

businesses and tourism along the path of totality. 0ur north american business correspondent, erin delmoreore. as the sun, moon and earth aligned, eclipse watchers shelled out and businesses cashed in. this year's total solar eclipse could deliver a $6 billion boost to the us economy. that is more than taylor swift's eras tour, and more than four times what the last super bowl brought in. daytime darkness stretched from mexico's pacific coast, all the way to the eastern edge of canada, sweeping m us states, from texas to maine. some estimated 4 million people in the us travelled to view it, sending demand for hotels, resorts and campgrounds through the roof. airbnb reported a 1000% a surge in demand in prime eclipse—watching cities, and more than 30 million people already live in the path of totality. so small businesses on the path seized on a mjor marketing event, offering eclipse themed t—shirts, dougnnuts event, offering eclipse themed t—shirts, doughnuts and ornaments for sales. cities staged watch parties and festivals, major airlines offered eclipse viewing flights. and nearly every

erin delmore has more from new york.arnings on thursday, alphabet and microsoft alphabet and microsoft took centre stage. both beat expectations on earnings and revenue thanks in no small part to investments in artificial intelligence. one standout spot for alphabet was google cloud revenue, whichjumped 28% in 01. a lot of generative ai tools rely on the cloud to reach customers. alphabet announced some good news for investors. it's first ever dividend of 20 cents per share. and an additional $70 billion buy—back. that initially sent shares into the double digits after the bell. and for microsoft's part, its intelligent cloud division delivered greater revenue than expected thanks to a boost from microsoft's partnership with openai, the creator of chatgtp. the creator of chatgpt. shares of microsoft also initially rose on the news. and together they should go some way toward restoring confidence in the tech sector, which was shaken on wednesday when meta stock fell after its own earnings report and after the wider market

let's speak now to our north america business correspondent, erin delmore.background to this meeting was a warning we heard from president biden recently that more tariffs on chinese imports could be on the way. what does this meeting say about the likelihood of that? this is one of a string of meetings by high—level american officials meeting with their chinese counterparts, with president xi jinping himself. it's not antony blinken�*s first visit to china, we saw him last month. we saw a face—to—face meeting with president biden as well as in the california area. what the administration is doing is counter china economically without wrangling the relationship. the administration has worked on bettering the relationship from a multi—decade lowjust about one year ago. there are a few different fronts where they are casting some chinese actions as being of national security concerns of the us. we've seen this debate around tick—tock and chinese parent company, but things like energy exports, like solar panels, electric vehicles, batteries. china also in the u

embarks on her second trip to china in less than a year. 0ur north america business correspondent erin delmorels. the phone call marked the first one—on—one communication betweenjoe one—on—one communication between joe biden one—on—one communication betweenjoe biden and xijinping since november. they had a lot of ground to cover. they had a lot of ground to cover. the risks associated with rapidly developing ai technology and military communications and the trafficking of illicit drugs. a white house summary of the court included a few others like china's unfair trade policies and preventing access to advanced us policy. president xijinping called us support for any taiwanese independence effort a red line and accuse the us of trying to oppress chinese development of technology. 0ver four days, chinese development of technology. 0verfour days, the chinese development of technology. 0ver four days, the treasury secretary is expected to meet with some of the top political officials in china as well as chinese professors and students. she is expected to warn china against flooding the market with

our correspondent erin delmore is in new york.does it say about the trump media business model? truth social is the social media company donald trump started about a year after he was banned from twitter and facebook following the 6th of january capitol building riots. that has become his main avenue for talking to his followers, his social media and political followers, a place to share thoughts, criticisms etc. as you can imagine, it's really attractive to those people who want to know what donald trump is thinking and feeling, so it has achieved something of what we have called mean stocks status. if that is familiar, we have seen it with a mcem game stock, and they ride on investor enthusiasm, especially when it comes to small investors, and it can command share prices that are higher than what the revenue could typically warrant. it also makes them extremely volatile, meaning they can go up or down suddenly. where does this leave the former president himself with sizeable legal bills still in play? right. and this is an inter

erin delmore has been taking a look at the political and bureaucratic issues adding to america's labour overwhelming joy when she finally got a permit to work legally in new york city. translation: when i received the work permit i became - filled with tears. a great emotion. she, her husband and their three children are part of an unprecedented wave of migrants arriving in new york city, totalling more than 180,000 since 2022. they come from all over the world, many from south and central america fleeing threats of violence by foot and seeking asylum at the us border. translation: we arrived with nothing because they took absolutely _ everything away during the journey. there, she and her children were separated. translation: how would i explain to a ten-year-old girl— the motive for which we came. it was hard for her to learn about the attempted murder of her mother and father. reunited, the family travelled further north to new york city which uniquely provides shelter to anyone without housing. a nonprofit project handled her asylum application and secured her work permit. but not e

let's speak to our new york business correspondent, erin delmore. how does this work?tails do we know? it sorta feels at odds in some respects, doesn't it? with what we're hearing about the threat of china and then a big chinese company investing in the us. just explain this. ~ , ., investing in the us. just explain this. ~ ., this. well, the way that janet yellen would _ this. well, the way that janet yellen would probably - this. well, the way that janet| yellen would probably explain this. well, the way that janet i yellen would probably explain it this. well, the way that janet - yellen would probably explain it is that they are trying to make this production and this technology over to the united states and the overarching goal here is to build up the us semiconductor industry and to try to reclaim some us dominance here so yes, it is idiosyncratic, it is a foreign company but what they would say is that this money, this up would say is that this money, this up to 65 billion total investment in the united states goes towards training american workers, bringing new

our north america business correspondent erin delmore has more.ir way from the cell phone world and coming to virtual reality headsets. meta executive mark zuckerberg says his company will offer its virtual reality operating system, called meta horizon, to hardware companies like lenovo and microsoft. what it means for consumers is new headsets that run on the same software and operating system as meta's own headsets, the quest 3 and the quest pro. mr zuckerberg talked about wanting customers to be able to run content on quest or any meta horizon operating system headset. that's akin to android's flexibility to integrate with other products. in contrast, he characterised apple's ios models as being closed. that is, only functioning with other apple or apple—enabled products. apple is offering its headset, the vision pro, for 3,500 usd and that's expected to remain the costlier product. but the entrance of new products into the field and at different price points could threaten to give apple a run for its money. turning to australia now and its win

joining me now is our north america business correspondent, erin delmore, in new york. hello. news for netflix but an announcement today that could have upset investors and it comes about disclosure, basically.— disclosure, basically. yes, what we're seeing — disclosure, basically. yes, what we're seeing with _ disclosure, basically. yes, what we're seeing with netflix - disclosure, basically. yes, what we're seeing with netflix is - disclosure, basically. yes, what we're seeing with netflix is an l we're seeing with netflix is an interesting story because he's a great earnings report, come out yesterday and we more subscribers, more new paying subscribers and that actually beat the expectations of what had been around north of 5 million was expected but they reported actually more than 9 million and this comes after a great queue forfor netflix million and this comes after a great queue for for netflix when the report of the most ever new subscribers that we had seen since the onset of the pandemic. in the meantime we saw netflix shares actually fall at the end of the day yes

hello, i'm erin delmore. in the largest demonstration in israel since the start of the conflict in gaza thai government protest. they demanded new elections as the prime minister faces criticism over the security failure how mass exploited on october seven. for mr netanyahu it coincided with hernia surgery he underwent sunday evening which is often it was successful. the deputy prime minister will fill his role temporarily stopping before his procedure mr netanyahu

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of battery electric cars after its shipments surpassed those of china's byd. 0ur correspondent, erin delmore in new york. why are tesla's sales falling so sharply? well, deliveries are reported by tesla, which is how well, deliveries are reported by tesla, which is how we well, deliveries are reported by tesla, which is how we approximate sales. we will hear more on the 23rd of april. let's talk about some of the challenges we know tesla has faced in the first quarter. first is the red sea conflict, which caused shipping to be diverted, causing delay in vehicle parts arriving at factories, resulting in temporary factory shutdowns, particularly one outside of berlin which was hit hard earlier this year. we've also seen an arson attack at a factory in berlin, causing a temporary pause in production. back in the us, weaker us demand, mixed reviews for the cyber truck, the latest tesla model, and don't forget that higher borrowing costs in the us have led to slowing demand. while tears can usually use incentives like discounts to attract shoppers, those... there has been increased competition fr

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hello, i'm erin delmore. in the largest demonstration in israel since the start of the conflict in gaza tens of thousands of people joined an thai government protest. they demanded new elections as the prime minister faces criticism over the security failure how mass exploited on october seven. for mr netanyahu it coincided with hernia surgery he underwent sunday evening which is often it was successful. the deputy prime minister will fill his role temporarily stopping before his procedure mr netanyahu gave a televised address to offer reassurances. �* ,, ~ reassurances. translation: i underwent— reassurances. translation: i underwent an _ reassurances. translation: i underwent an examination, . reassurances. translation: i underwent an examination, i l underwent an examination, i think the people who have called the show concern for my health including reporters, i assure you i will get through the treatment successfully and return to action quickly. fiur return to action quickly. our bbc bureau _ return to action quickly. our bbc bureau chief _ return to action quickly. our bbc bureau

make headsets powered by its own operating system. 0ur north america business correspondent — erin delmorerld and coming to virtual reality headsets. meta executive mark zuckerberg says his company will offer its virtual reality operating system called meta horizon to hardware companies like lenovo and microsoft. what it means for consumers is new headsets that run on the same software and operating system as meta's own headsets, the quest three and the quest pro. mr zuckerberg talked about wanting customers to be able to run content on quest or any meta horizon operating system headset. that's akin to android's flexibility to integrate with other products. in contrast, he characterized apple's i0s models as being closed. that is only functioning with other apple or apple enabled products. apple is offering its headset the vision pro for 3,500 usd and that's expected to remain the costlier product. but the entrance of new products into the field and at different price points could threaten to give apple a run for its money.

erin delmore has the details.november, and they had a lot of ground to cover. the risks associated with rapidly developing ai technology and military communications, and the trafficking of illicit drugs like fentanyl. a white house summary of the call included a few others, like china's "unfair trade policies" and preventing

company took shortcuts that impacted quality and safety. 0ur north america business correspondent erin delmore boeing employee who worked on the 787 accused the company of cutting corners during production and overlooking engineering problems that could weaken the plane's structural integrity. boeing dismissed the claims as inaccurate and reiterated confidence in the 787 dreamliner. meanwhile the company delivered its lowest number of planes in the first quarter of year since 2021, just 83 planes down from 157 the quarter prior. boeing executives say the company is slowing down production so that it can improve quality control. but delivery delays are sparking criticism from customers who have little choice to fulfil their needs. boeing and airbus dominate the us market. boeing's shares dropped on tuesday to their lowest point in five months. the latest us inflation figures are due to be published later, with the cpi measure of inflation expected to rise to 3.4% year—on—year — up from 3.2% in february. that may make it harder to justify rate cuts. indeed, the boss of one of the world's biggest

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our north american correspondent erin delmore is in new york. there was so much uproar and that was brought in. what are we expecting? uproar and that was brought in. what are we meeting?— are we expecting? there was, and a lot of peeple — are we expecting? there was, and a lot of peeple who — are we expecting? there was, and a lot of people who enjoy _ are we expecting? there was, and a lot of people who enjoy this - lot of people who enjoy this password sharing with their friends and family members on netflix were a little bit skittish about having to pivot to a new membership themselves but actually, that move paid off the netflix and they ended up seeing in the last quarter of 2023, huge subscriber growth. upwards of... that was the biggest quarterly growth number that we saw from netflix ever since the beginning of the pandemic, when a lot of people are staying home and could use that on screen entertainment. so a lot of those people who picked up new netflix descriptions moved into netflix's cheaper adverts inscription. it is neither netfl