4500000 people divided into 2 powerful traditions those are the words of northern irish politician john hume to translate his lifelong commitment to reconcile the 2 arlen's a diverse qatari can 1005. and barry hume was one of the founders of the northern ireland social democratic and labor party which he went on to lead he advocated for a united ireland to peaceful reconciliation between cats and the accent protestants hume was one of the architects of the good friday agreement that would put an end to decades of sectarian violence in northern ireland in eastern 1998 the same year he's private a role in the agreement earned him another peace prize alongside their leader at a protestant official guinea's party david trimble hume credited the people of both silence for the end of the violence on the island for the 1st over history the people of ireland north and south of overwhelmingly thought of this to her the wish to live together by overwhelmingly voting for the good friday agreement therefore it's a duty of all true democrats north and south that implement the will of the people . tribute

same and john hume what works. for peace and that's just not true he wasn't targeted but exhausted a lot of the time but the point was he just persevered and can't go in any way much to the damage if we don't help. but really he without him it couldn't have happened and he can't hide it decade after decade don't least in our summer. time i want you to listen to what gerry adams said today his reaction to john hume's death. the dand of it all at war and of course not least because it's only money although there's what just because this is a start up this policy that smart but it was not a problem was i challenge you and our project united from our different perspectives. i agree. he was singularly against the ira but that's because you're about done. read about 30 second's years let me just get what your reaction to hearing that reaction to the death of john. adams is quite right it couldn't have happened without him quite right so i had to point out that he and was opposed ratties the last series and its methods an

john hume, genuinely, was a political titan.on to peace in northern ireland was extraordinary. i don't think we would ever really have got the peace process going and... ..implemented if he hadn't been there, offering help and advice. john hume's commitment to ending violence helped make northern ireland a better place forfuture generations. he was the architect of the peace process, and his death a reminder of how far northern ireland has come. this ourformer ireland correspondent denis murray reported for the bbc during the troubles and the good friday peace talks. he knewjohn hume and had this to say about the man and his legacy. i looked up todayjust to check the awards he had won and it was amazing to see them all in the one place. among the awards he received were the gandhi international peace prize in the martin luther king prize. john hume is a man of world stature and he stands in the same company as gandhi and martin luther king and nelson mandela. he was the only politician i've ever met who had a vision and a dream

john hume, genuinely, was a political titan.e in northern ireland was extraordinary. i don't think we would ever really have got the peace process going and implemented, if he hadn't been there, offering help and advice. john hume's commitment to ending violence helped make northern ireland a better place forfuture generations. he was the architect of the peace process, and his death a reminder of how far northern ireland has come. 0urformer ireland correspondent denis murray reported for the bbc during the troubles and the good friday peace talks. he knewjohn hume and had this to say about the man and his legacy. i looked up todayjust to check the awards he had won, and i sort of intellectual knew he had won these awards but it was amazing to see them all in the one place, and among the awards he got were, the gandhi international peace prize and the martin luther king peace prize. john hume is a man of world stature and he stands in the same company as gandhi and martin luther king and nelson mandela. he was one, the only poli

john hume you aside at the age of 83. john hume you aside at the age of 83.ng he was "a visionary who refused to believe the future had to be the same as the past." he goes on to say "his contribution to peace in northern ireland was epic and he will rightly be remembered for it. former ulster unionist leader lord trimble — who was jointly awarded the nobel peace prize withjohn hume paid tribute saying — "he was a major contribution to politics in northern ireland and particularly to the process that gave us an agreement that we are still working our way through". and simon coveney — former deputy leader of fine gael party said "all of us should bow our heads in respect and thanks. what an extraordinary man, peacemaker, politician, leader, civil rights campaigner." we can speak now to our ireland correspondent, emma vardy. the tributes, mr, absolutely speak ofa man the tributes, mr, absolutely speak of a man who was one of the key architects of the northern ireland peace process and respected by all, having come through a time when firebrands dominated and fi

seamus mallon became the first minister rather than john hume well. thanjohn hume when the institutions were set up. sometimes he did rob people of the wrong way, but he was so insistent in his pursuit on this. it is a remarkable achievement. tony blair has written a lovely tribute to him today. he said he was a remarkable combination of an open mind to the world and practical politics. in any party anywhere he would have stood tall. it was good fortune that he was born on the island of ireland. at the time, was there an awareness of seeing that? oh, yes. there really was. i saw of seeing that? oh, yes. there really was. i sanohn major issued a very nice statement as well. during that period ofjohn major, if we didn't have john during that period ofjohn major, if we didn't havejohn hume meeting gerry adams secretly and then being found out we wouldn't have got to the downing street declaration in 1993 and then the ceasefire in the downing street declaration in 1993 and then the ceasefire “119911. it 1993 and then the ceasefire in 1994. it was already

president bill clinton said john hume always kept marching on againsall odds towards a brighter futureor northern ireland. . after he was awarded the nobel prize, mr. hume gradually stepped down from public roles but a wasays greeted with admiration and affection in his hometown of derry. >> john hume was a political tighten. his contribution was extraordinary. . i don't think we would have ever gotten the peace process going and implemented if he hadn't been there, offering help and advice. reporter: john hume's commitment to ending violenceelped make northern ireland what it is today. he was the architect of the peace process and his death a reminder of how far northern ireland has come. laura: the historic lifere of jn humerted by emma vardy. re-for we go tonight, every new parent wants to share their child with the world. that can be tricky in these terms. here is a solution in mexico, parents can rent a mobile cabin made of glass to present the newborn to family members. family and friends can drive past to take a peek. mexico has more than 400,000 report coronavirus cases, but th

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john hume who has died at the age of 83.come — joe biden is expected to announce his vice presidential pick soon. we'll look at the runners and riders. the question was whether we wanted to save our people and japanese as well and win the war or whether we wanted to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began at 2am this morning. mr bush like most other people was clearly caught by surprise. we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all the iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vigour, vitality, and enjoyment of life. no other king or queen in british history has lived so long and the queen mother is said to be quietly very pleased indeed that she has achieved this landmark anniversary. this is a pivotal moment for the church as an international movement. the question now is whether the american vote will lead to a split in the anglican community. this is bbc news. the latest headlines. spain's former king, juan carlos — at the centre of multi million do

key figures in the northern irelan peace process have paid their tributes to john hume, the catholic politician, who has died at the age of 83. he received the nobel prize for his efforts in bringing about the good friday peace agreement in northern ireland. now on bbc news, dateline london: hello, welcome to dateline london. this week, a second wave in august might threaten more than summer holidays. trump watchers weigh a bid to postpone november's presidential election. and the name's moore, richard moore — what does it take to lead a secret service in 2020? my guests, on socially distanced screens, political analyst eunice goes and henry chu of the los angeles times. and here in the studio, bbc newsnight‘s diplomatic editor, mark urban. welcome to you all. virus spikes, flight cancellations and a new recession low for the eurozone — it's more grim news for a continent whose leisure and tourism industries hoped to salvage a small something from august's holiday high season after a ruinous first half to the year. that, i think, takes us to you, eunice, what is your assessment of th

leads with a picture of the nobel peace prize winner and prominent northern ireland politician, john humehas died aged 83. the guardian also carries a picture ofjohn hume. but the newspaper leads on claims that russian hackers stole trade papers from the email account of liam fox, a conservative former minister. british people have been more willing to take part in the government's meal discount scheme, which started today, than to return to the office. that's according to the daily mail. the financial times leads on a slump in profits at hsbc, as europe's biggest bank grapples with the coronavirus crisis as well tensions between the us and china. according to the daily express, gps are to be told not to prescribe common painkillers to millions of people. the same story makes the front page of the times. it says doctors will be advised to prescribe exercise instead, to manage chronic pain. and the mirror carries a warning from scientists that the uk's test and trace system is not good enough to prevent a second — and worse — coronavirus wave in the winter. so let's begin. let's start, ann

john hume who has died at the age of 83. stay with us on bbc news, still to come...idential pick soon, we'll look at the runners and riders. the question was whether we wanted to save our people and the japanese as well and win the war or whether we wanted to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began at 2am this morning. mr bush like most other people was clearly caught by surprise. we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all the iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vigour, vitality, and enjoyment of life. no other king or queen in british history has lived so long and the queen mother is said to be quietly very pleased indeed that she has achieved this landmark anniversary. this is a pivotal moment for the church as an international movement. the question now is whether the american vote will lead to a split in the anglican community. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. spain's former king, juan carlos — at the centre of multi million dollar corruption allegations — announces he's leavi

the peace prize winner john hume has died.s one of the chief architects of the 1998 good friday agreement that brought peace to northern ireland, ending the conflict between parliamentary groups and security forces. he was 83. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more i'm ritikauntries, gupta. this is member. francine? tom? tom: the bbc is out now, the the former -- the fortis -- the john hume, standing in the street, pushing back against police forces. i cannot say enough about it. francine, he is the only person who has ever won the nobel peace prize, the gandhi prize and the martin luther king prize. no one else has done that. it is extraordinary. francine: he was awarded the peace prize for his efforts in forging the good friday agreement of northern island, but suffered from ill health for a number of years. i think he suffered from dementia and was cared for in a nursing home in derry. tom: john hume, a giant of ireland. ♪ francine: this is "

key figures in the northern ireland peace process have paid their tributes to john hume, the catholic politician who has died at the age of 83. he received a nobel prize for his efforts in bringing about the good friday peace agreement in northern ireland, which which brought an end to decades of sectarian violence. now on bbc news, westminster in review. hello and welcome to westminster in review, a look at parliament's role in the corona crisis. boris johnson finally got the job he had always wanted, but the job description had changed. i must level with you, level with the british public. more families — many more families — are going to lose loved ones before their time. the prime minister was almost one of them as the global pandemic landed too close to home. it left him with questions to answer. 65,000 people have lost their lives because of covid—19. the prime minister should welcome challenge that can save lives, rather than complaining about it. it was a crisis that overturned centuries of tradition to change the way westminster works, with unexpected results. and the bbc are

leaders bid farewell to the man who kept hope alive in northern ireland about peace prize recipient john hume dies age 83. colors the race to find a corona virus vaccine continues the world health organization has warned there may never be a so-called silver bullet to end the pandemic it's urging governments to enforce basic prevention measures rigorously including masks and social distancing as a way out of the crisis or than 18000000 coded 19 infections have been reported worldwide but the true number is thought to be much higher of those confirmed more than 680000 people are known to have died from the disease according to the u.n. health body less than 10 percent of those who had the virus have developed antibodies that means that risk of a 2nd infection the u.k. government says it's rolling out a test for the virus which could provide a result within 90 minutes millions of these are set to be sent to hospitals care homes and the border trees as early as next week so we're going to go has more from london. the technology is fast moving from next week testing for corona virus in the u.k. w

well he does a paying tribute to the northern ireland politician john hume who's died at the age of 83 he was seen as pivotal in helping to draft the good friday peace agreement in 1908 bringing an end to decades of sectarian conflict where harding has more born during the great depression in 1937 in london derry or derry as hume in many call their home town he became one of the best known politicians in northern ireland regarded by many as one of its greatest heroes he joined the civil rights movement in 1968 and fought against discrimination by the protestant majority in the region in areas including housing and education. from the start of his 30 year career he championed peace especially as violence intensified between irish nationalists and pro british forces from the 1960 s. to ninety's and what became known as the troubles in 1970 he co-founded the social democratic and labor party or s d l p and in 1979 humors elected to the european and british parliaments and became leader. in the late 1980 s. he was described as the man who kept hope alive during the fighting between catholi

also carries a picture of the nobel peace prize winner and prominent northern ireland politician, john humehas died aged 83. the financial times leads on a slump in profits at hsbc, as europe's biggest bank grapples with the coronavirus crisis as well tensions between the us and china. a different story in the new york times. it looks at how the return home of thousands of ethiopian migrant labourers, is putting a strain on the country's medical system. and, according to the daily express, gps are to be told not to prescribe common painkillers to millions of people. so let's begin... welcome to you both again. anna, let's start off at the figaro, along with other international papers picking up on the new battle really, between china and the united states over tick—tock. and donald trumps targeting of that company. yes absolutely. tick—tock of course being the video app where you post short videos that's wildly popular particularly amongst younger people. now there's app belongs to a company, a chinese company called bite dance. and there are concerns among us officials that the company may

the former northern irish politician john hume has died at the age of 83 hume was awarded the nobel peace prize back in 1980 along with david trimble for their efforts to end decades of violence in northern ireland was a founder and leader of the social democratic and labor party and campaigned for the nonviolent reunification of ireland. the german institute for economic research has been examining the distribution of wealth and found that the richest people own far more of the nation's ass's them previously thought while the findings suggest a widening gap between the haves and the have nots in germany. hamburg one of germany's richest cities around 42000 millionaires live here and their numbers keep rising but how much do the richest germans really have a new report provides some answers the figures are explosive the richest one percent of germans own 35.3 percent of the wealth and the richer half of the population owns 98.6 percent that leaves 1.4 percent for all the rest. this inequality has economic and social consequences the authors of the study are cautious in their assessment. a

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the former northern i was published in john hume has died at the age of 83 he was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1988 along with david trimble for their efforts to end decades of violence in northern ireland he was a founder and leader of the social democratic and labor party and campaigned for the nonviolent reunification of ireland. and now to the us presidential race the democratic candidate joe biden is expected to announce his choice of a running mate next week in march he committed to choosing a woman as his vice president since then dozens of names have been discussed in a moment we'll speak to our washington correspondent about that but 1st here's a look at the 4 top contenders for the vice presidential position. one person seen as having a good chance of becoming biden's running mate it's come on harris observers say she takes lots of boxes she's a person of color something seen as crucial given the current ructions over racism in the u.s. . she's also someone the public knows well as having tried to secure the democratic nomination has south before withdrawing to support biden

the former northern irish politician john hume has died at the age of 83 he was awarded the nobel peace prize back in 1998 along with david trimble for their efforts to end decades of violence in northern ireland hume was the founder and leader of the social democratic and labor party and campaigned for the non violent reunification of ireland. in the philippines present or that he would do thursday is imposing a lockdown in the capital manila and its surrounding provinces health workers called for the move after surge in corona virus infections stricter restrictions that will be in place for 2 weeks starting shews day affecting about a quarter of the country's population. and news just coming in spain's former king juan carlos the 1st says he is leaving spain to live in another country amid an ongoing financial scandal the palace has published a letter from carlos to his son king philippe saying he felt the decision was in the best interest of the spanish people the 82 year old former king is being investigated for corruption his lawyer says carlos will continue to cooperate with the i

by its star architect rienzo piano was built in record time the former northern irish politician john hume has died at the age of 83 hume was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1998 along with david trimble for their efforts to end decades of violence in northern ireland hume was a founder and leader of the social democratic and labor party and campaign for the nonviolent reunification of our. spain's former king juan carlos says he is leaving the country to live abroad the announcement comes weeks after the 82 year old was accused of corruption in june spain's supreme court opened an investigation into his connections with a high speed rail deal in saudi arabia that followed a report published in a swiss newspaper alleging that one carlos had received $100000000.00 in bribes from saudi arabia the former monarch has repeatedly denied the allegations. are for more now is bring in journalist squares in madrid is i mean what's the motivation behind this surprising decision i mean it's not every day that a king a former king just says i'm leaving the country. well it looks like he's almost going

lauren: world leaders are paying tribute to northern ireland politician john hume, who has died at the age of 83. he was seen as critical to bringing about the irish peace agreement, ending decades of sectarian conflict. he --7, in londonderry, born in the depression in 1937 in londonderry, he became one of ireland's greatest politicians, known by many as one of its greatest heroes. he fought discrimination by the protestant majority in the region in areas including housing and education. from the start of his 30 year career, he championed peace, especially as violence intensified between irish and pro-british forces from the 1960's to the 1990's in what became known as "the troubles." founded the social democratic labour party, and in 1979, he was elected to european british parliament and became dst lp leader. leader.ate 19 8 -- sdlp in the late 1980's, he became known as the man who cap hope alive. world leaders supported his -- who kept hope alive. world leaders supported his efforts. inonce the institutions are place, then the real healing ascess will take place representatives fr

leaders bid farewell to the man who kept hope alive in northern ireland nobel peace prize recipient john hume dies aged 83. and i'm sam how much now have all the sport he's an actor a pro wrestling star and now an american football league owner when johnson buys the excess sell it together with an investment firm for 15000000 dollars. as the race to find a corona virus vaccine continues the world health organization has warned there may never be a so-called silver bullet to end the pandemic is urging governments to enforce basic prevention measures rigorously including masks and social distancing as a way out of the crisis with an 18000000 covered 19 infections have been reported worldwide but the true number is thought to be much higher of those confirmed will than 680000 people a known to have died from the disease according to the u.n. health body less than 10 percent of those who had the virus have developed antibodies that means they're at risk of a 2nd infection. u.k. government says it's rolling out tests for the virus which can provide a result within 90 minutes millions of these are

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john hume — the former sdlp leader in northern ireland and nobel peace prize winner has died.hugely dramatic end to the british grand prix, with both world champion lewis hamilton and his mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas suffering punctures in the final two laps. british fans had their hearts in their mouths as hamilton, incredibly, nursed his car around the track to take the chequered flag, winning the race for the seventh time. 0ur sport editor dan roan was at silverstone. in most races, a puncture like this would have led to retirement but, once again, lewis hamilton proved he is no ordinary driver, with one of the most memorable victories of his career. earlier on, despite the absence of the support he has grown accustomed to, all had begun well for the world champion. but elsewhere, there was less control. first, kevin magnussen and then daniil kvyat both crashing out — the russian's frustration obvious, as was hamilton's impatience. the safety car needs to speed up. but what looked set to be the most routine of victories would become anything but. first, his only real

the former northern irish politician john hume has died at the age of 83 hume was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1998 along with david trimble for their efforts to end decades of violence in northern ireland here was a founder and leader of the social democratic and labor party and campaigned for the nonviolent reunification of ireland. want to take you now to ilia were a new bridge is about to be inaugurated in january replacing a structure that collapsed 2 years ago crews worked around the clock to complete the bondeson georgia it's due to open to traffic later this week and charlotte just in pill more on that. beacon of hope rising from the depths of tragedy this leak restructure now stands in place in general as in this current bridge almost 2 years ago to the day 3 people were killed when a section of the bridge collapsed sending big was plummeting on to the riverbed below this is my. mima chance who lived under the bridge most depend on her home had to be demolished on to the her arms. she still remembers the crack of the concrete crashing to the ground. but i financed it will be

the funeral of the former sdlp leader, john hume, one of the key architects of the northern ireland peace tributes were paid from around the world for the contribution he made towards ending the troubles. he died on monday at the age of 83. the top immunologist, anthony fauci, said he does not expect any coronavirus vaccine to be approved before the end of the year. he said the fight against the virus was fully dependent on the availability of a safe and effective vaccine, and stressed that political considerations would not be allowed to interfere in the regulatory process. we are likely going to have many tens of millions of doses at the early part of the year but as we get into 2021 the manufacturers tell us they will have hundreds of millions and likely a billion doses by the end of 2021 so i think the process is moving along at a pretty favou ra ble process is moving along at a pretty favourable pace. 0ur north america correspondent, david willis, joins us from los angeles. quite a contrast to what the president has been saying, not for the first time. absolutely, afamiliar for the f

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key figures in the northern ireland peace process have paid their tributes to john hume, the catholic politician who has died at the age of 83. he received a nobel prize for his efforts in bringing about the good friday peace agreement in northern ireland, which brought an end to decades of sectarian violence. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i am stephen sackur. in ireland, all the talk earlier this year was of a political earthquake, a radical nationalist party sinn fein won the most votes in ireland's general election. they promised to his smash the status quo. well, so much for that, in fact, ireland's two oldest parties formed a grand coalition and they are guiding the country through a global pandemic and brexit. my guest today is mary lou mcdonald, the leader of sinn fein. has her party missed their moment? mary lou mcdonald, in dublin, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. after the february election, when you and your party did remarkably well, you won the most first preference votes in ireland's general elections, you talked about a revolution at the ballot box. wel

were also read from pope francis, the dalai lama and former us president bill clinton, who said john hume and deputy first minister michelle 0'neill did attend, as did taoiseach micheal martin and irish president michael d higgins. the hume family had asked members of the public to stay away because of coronavirus, but some did gather — to clap and to say thank you. absolute gentleman, superb politician and a man for everybody. didn't matter your religion, ethnicity — hume was your man. and he'll be greatly missed, particularly by the people in this city. last night, people across the island of ireland and beyond lit candles. prime minister borisjohnson said he'd lit one at downing street, as a symbol of the peacejohn hume was so instrumental in securing. it's an imperfect peace but one that holds until this day — and that will bejohn hume's legacy. sarah girvin, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello. so far this week, there's been some big contrast across the uk. very wet for parts of the north and the west — yesterday in scotland, today, across nort

tributes are being paid to a major influence in the old island peace process john hume has passed away at the age of 83 after a long illness he won the nobel peace prize for helping draft the good friday peace agreement in 1998 he's been described as the man who kept hope alive during the darkest days of fighting between catholic and protestant paramilitary groups. the 1st sign language cafe in northern macedonia has opened its doors in the capital skopje it's hoped the business venture will inspire thousands of other people with disabilities in the country who struggle to get work heavily on the state for help correlate reports. martin and red mill a long wanted to start their own business and after meeting others like them with hearing in speech impediments while traveling abroad they came up with an idea a cafe that welcomes and caters to such people along with other customers yes. during my time abroad i saw many ideas and learned that many different people have started their own businesses this gave us an idea to do the same. they received a state grant to help them and after mont

and john hume, john lewis, nelson mandela.alking about somebody of that impact on his history. >> all right. richard haass thank you for being with us. john meacham thank you as well. let's bring in chief white house correspondent for the "new york times," peter baker, and correspondent yamiche alcindor. we've been talking about the president's blizzard of misstatements. a couple that were so upsetting and so concerning that even some top senate republicans yesterday felt the need to at least put their voices out there and be on the record against the president. >> yeah. at least one top senate republican yesterday pushed back against president trump's ongoing, unsubstantiated claims that mail-in voting leads to mass fraud, he said it would lead to a rigged election. john thune told cnn the republican party should be encouraging voters to vote by mail. saying mail-in voting has been used in a lot of places for a long time. i don't want to discourage. you want to assure people it's going to work, it's security and if they vote

nobel peace prize winner john hume has died. he was one of the chief architects of the good friday agreement that brought peace to northern ireland. the deal ended the conflict among paramilitary forces and british security forces. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn. home security company adt got a partner today as alphabet spent $450 million to buy a 6.6% stake and combine their strength. scarlet fu is looking at the deal. >> this is the other big tech deal making headlines today. google investing almost half $1 billion to expand its smart home offerings, to get this equity stake. theshares doubled within news within 30 minutes of trade and have pulled back a little bit. this is a combination of google's hardware with its adt'sre, plus installation, service and monitoring, and distribution network. each company will also put i

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nobel peace prize winner john hume has died.s death was announced by the democratic labor party he once led. he played an instrumental role and won his nobel peace prize in 1998, the year the peace agreement there was signed. >>> well, the head coach of the philadelphia eagles is the latest member of the nfl to test positive for covid-19. on sunday the eagles confirmed that doug pedersen has an asymptomatic infection. they say he's doing well and is currently in self-quarantine. the team has notified anyone who is in close contact with him and asked him to follow the league safety protocols. >>> major league baseball player cespedes is opting out of the game. he made the decision on sunday without telling the team. he skipped the day in atlanta and went missing for part of the day. the team sent security and eventually they found out about his decision and called it a surprising move. >>> well, a safe return to earth for two nasa astronauts sunday. >> splash down. >> there it is. spacex's crew dragon spacecraft safely splashed d

. >>> new this morning, northern irish nobel laureate and champion of peace john hume has died at agee 1998 nobel peace prize for his campaign to end violence and advance peace in his home of northern ireland. his family said he passed away yesterday after a battle with a short illness. >>> to an update on the story we brought you as breaking news on friday. the search for seven marines and a sailor who went missing during a training exercise near san clemente island has turned into a recovery operation. 16 people were on board and of the eight people who were recovered, one died. to are in critical condition. the missing art relief to to be dead. >>> it is 6:39. microsoft making sure your teenagers favorite app isn't going anywhere. the deadline to come up with a plan to take over tiktok, next on kpix 5 and streaming at cbsn bay area. >>> the market opened about 10 minutes ago. let's take another check of the big board. the dow is up more than 100 points. >>> a reminder, kpix 5 has a new app that gives easy 24/7 access to cbsn bay area and kpix news ca feel like you've watched all th