last year, more than 4.5 million people used london city airport, which is close to london's financialtrict. our news correspondent andy moorejoins me now. welcome. this is the closest airport to the city of london. 16,000 people use it everyday. tell us about how many will be affected. 16,000 people will be affected today. something like 200 flights. the airport is used a lot by the business community. a lot of people would have been flying to go to work at ca nary wharf have been flying to go to work at canary wharf or in the city. this world war ii bomb was found early yesterday morning. the work at the airport continued as usual. the airport continued as usual. the airport closed last night. the decision was taken to get rid of the device. an exclusion zone was declared, about 200 metres or more. roads were closed, some homes were evacuated. the operation to get rid of the bomb has been ongoing overnight. question is, how long will it take? for the rest of the day, all flights in and out cancelled. some airlines are making alternative arrangements. city jet, for example, which flie

traffic is light in the area we are told that there are local road closures around london city airportll bring you more information from the police, hopefully, in a few moments time. the leader of south africa's ruling anc party, cyril ramaphosa, says the future of the country's president jacob zuma will be decided tomorrow. he made the announcement at a rally in cape town, marking the centenary of the birth of nelson mandela. our africa editor fergal keane reports. this was the place where south africans first greeted a free nelson mandela, and knew their land was on the verge of transformation. today the man who's promised to restore mandela's legacy, cyril ramaphosa, walked in his footsteps. 28 years ago on this day, ramaphosa stood beside nelson mandela on this balcony and introduced him to the world. amandla! crowd cheer. long live the spirit of nelson mandela! now, very deliberately, strategically, mandela is invoked to condemn the excesses under president jacob zuma. nelson mandela was totally committed against corruption, against theft, against the robbery of the assets of our

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the world war two bomb which caused london city airport to be closed yesterday has been towed to theo happen this morning, but the weather is causing delays. tolu adeoye reports. through the night, the royal navy worked to move the unexploded 500 kilograms german world war ii bomb which grounded flights for an entire day at london city airport. as we opened this morning, preparations we re opened this morning, preparations were made to detonate the bomb which had been towed to shoeburyness on the essex coast. about ten hours driving very slowly. having just deflated the mind lifting mag and back on the sea bed gently, they are 110w back on the sea bed gently, they are now guarding it carefully. we will prepare the explosives to strap onto the bomb which will hopefully detonate the bomb on the sea bed. it's estimated there are still thousands of unexploded bombs in and around london, just this morning a suspected device which turned out to bea suspected device which turned out to be a shell was found near the da rtford be a shell was found near the dartford crossing. countless wartime

london city airport has been closed after the discovery of an unexploded world war ii bomb in the rivers. the navy has established a 200-meter exclusion zone. carriers have canceled flights. london city airport advised all passengers due to travel on monday not to go to the airport. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm nejra cehic. this is bloomberg. rebounding from its biggest weekly decline in two years. gains are still being limited. bets onnds scaled-back rising wti prices by the most since august. our middle east energy reporter joins us from dubai. if you look at the factors driving the latest volatility, is it shale? last week, the rout took a lot of the oil stocks with it. >> good morning. it does seem to be shale. shale came in pretty strong. there was a lot of length in the oil market. we're still seeing investors taking record long bets on oil prices, betting those prices are going to go up in the future. they've kind of dialed back a little bit. it seems there is some nervousness that the increasing amo

we were telling your earlier about a problem at london city airport. it will be close for the foreseeable future until further notice. that is, should i say. it follows the discovery of a world war two peace of ordinance in the king george v dock, part of planned development works. there is now a 200 metre exclusion zone implemented by the police. as a result, the airport is closed. everyone travelling tomorrow should contact their airline. they are saying did not turn up to get a flight are saying did not turn up to get a flight unless you check in advance. the airport is cooperating with the met police, royal navy, and the burrough of newham, all involved. and now, the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? we have black panther, which opens on tuesday. we have pad man, based on a true, inspiring story. and 50 shades freed, it all comes to an end. black panther, why isn't it opening until tuesday? i presume it is because it will

we were telling your earlier about a problem at london city airport.e until further notice. that is, should i say. it follows the discovery of a world war two peace of ordinance in the king george v dock, part of planned development works. there is now a 200 metre exclusion zone implemented by the police. as a result, the airport is closed.

london city airport has been closed after a world war two bomb was found in the river thames nearby. cancelled with passengers advised not to travel to the airport and to contact their airline. its largest operator, british airways, has cancelled the majority of monday's departures and arrivals. the state of new york has filed a lawsuit against harvey weinstein, his brother and their production company, alleging the company's executives and board failed to protect employees from weinstein. the lawsuit comes four months after the hollywood mogul‘s career ended in disgrace over allegations of sexual misconduct from more than 100 women. $5.5 billion of criminal money in europe is being laundered through a crypto currency. regulators and industry leaders need to work together to tackle the problem. remember airbag maker takata, which went into bankruptcy after its products' explosions caused hundreds of injuries? well, there are reports that its us unit has reached a settlement to end bankruptcy. let's go to our asia business hub where rico hizon is following the story. some of the! brin

discrimination harvey weinstein is facing accusations of sexual misconduct from dozens of women london city airport has been closed as a safety precaution after the discovery of a world war two bomb in the nearby river thames parts of the east london area have also been cordoned off as the navy and police deal with the unexploded device now officials have asked people to stay away from the area and the travel frenzy is well underway in beijing and other parts of china as people head home for the chinese new year most will be taking the train to join their families for celebrations nearly three million trips are expected this year alone it is the world's largest movement of people within a short times. russian investigators are searching for clues as to what brought down an airliner on sunday outside of moscow killing all seventy one people on board the saratov airlines regional jet disappeared from radar screens about four minutes after takeoff russian president vladimir putin has ordered a special commission to lead the probe into the crash. there battling the biting cold to find answers to want t

what is the london city airport? ler than the others and is mainly targeted to business travelers. in many ways i'm a big fan because you get through everything really quickly. one bug that i had with it as i wanted to get moisturizer and i can only find one kind of moisturizer in the airport. that's a little bit of feedback coul. overall it's great. tom: we supply it for free on the "surveillance" golf team . equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. futures get back a little bit. i've no clue where the markets will be at 2:00 p.m. today. dow futures -162. dollar weakness, euro strength, back tohe vix, 26 26.27. still nicely below any kind of technical support. yenbig story today is the and i will show that chart the moment. what do you have? i'ma: in the fx space, showing cable because we have gone through 1.39. up 5/10 of a percent after that cpi data. 3% headline inflation is what we got for the u.k., a full percentage point over the target. a little bit of weakness coming in of european equities after they gained

good morning from bbc london news. city airportxploded world war two bomb. the 500 kilograms explosive was found at george v doctor on sunday night during planned works. the airport was closed throughout the morning and all flights were cancelled, affecting 16,000 passengers. the device has now been moved down river and will be detonated in a controlled explosion later this morning. the home office has been criticised for making more than £800 million from nationality services over the past six years. young people who have citizenship rights have to pay up to £1,000 to formally register as citizens. if they don't they could face immigration action if their status is not resolved. the home office says the fees fund the wider immigration system. but campaigners claim they are a scandal. we've seen many many children who are unable to register their entitlement to the right to citizenship because of the fee and that's been the only obstacle. those children are left in limbo and some are at risk of being moved to a country they've neve

every single flight out of london city airport, following the discovery of a world war ii bomb in waterexpand the airport at around 5am yesterday morning. by 10pm, the airport was shut. efforts were made to advise passengers they could not travel today but still we met some arriving at the airport who have not heard the news. now we tried to go to the airport but we are informed 110w to the airport but we are informed now that there is no way inside, because, i don't know. the unusual sight of a completely empty runway. flights normally would be taking off and landing around every half an hour, but 261 have been cancelled, some flights have been moved to neighbouring airports southend and sta nsted, neighbouring airports southend and stansted, but still widespread disruption for passengers. today, the airport's ceo apologised for the thousands affected. yes, there has been a lot of disruption, very u nfortu nate been a lot of disruption, very unfortunate and we apologise for that. however, we are working very closely with the met and the navy felt it was the right thing to do, the respo

the world war two bomb, which caused london city airport to be closed yesterday, has been towed to theeports. through the night, the royal navy worked to move the unexploded 500 kilogram german world war ii bomb that grounded flights for an entire day at london city airport. as it reopened this morning, preparations were being made to detonate the bomb which had been towed to shoeburyness on the essex coast. about ten hours driving it very slowly, very carefully down the thames. they've just deflated the mine lifting bag and put it back on to the sea bed very gently. they are now guarding it and keeping a careful watch on it while we can prepare the explosives to go down and strap onto the bomb, and then we will hopefully detonate the bomb on the sea bed. it's estimated there are still thousands of unexploded bombs in and around london. just this morning a suspected device which turned out to be a shell was found near the dartford crossing. countless wartime relics have been discovered over the decades. accepted wisdom on how to dispose of them has changed a lot in that time. what happ

i can tell you that right now all flights into and out of london city airport are canceled. it's all because an exploded world war ii era bomb was found nearby. it was tuned in the river thames. london police evacuated the area. 700 feet of the bomb and the royal navy has been called in to help. it's certainly somewhat of a bizarre story. i'll keep my eye on things throughout the morning. luckily, this is not affecting london's heathro airport, which is the big international hub. back to you. >>> jessica, thank you. >>> california's north coast vineyards produced $1.5 billion of grapes last year according to the department of agriculture. 464,000 tons were produced in the area. that's 8% higher than 2016. the report says the weather played a big factor in prices for wine grapes and tr. >>> it could be the site of 1100 new homes. tonight they want public feedback. the balboa reservoir development is proposed at ocean and fay avenues. the meeting starts at 6:00 tonight at san francisco city hall. >>> fargo knows what went wrong in a mistake affecting 40,000 people. theback adm

a 500kg german bomb that was dug out of the thames near london city airport has been detonated off thetting it two miles off the essex coast with the help of the two kilograms explosive device. it had been quite a journey to get to this point. the bomb was transported down the thames at night after its discovery at the dock during work at london city airport. it forced all flights to be cancelled on monday and the evacuation of nearby homes after an exclusion zone was put in place. the bomb had to be duck dog out the bed of silk 50 metres underwater. has been very, very testing for the entire team. it has been very hard work underwater, long days, not a lot of sleep. the bomb finally arrived at the royal navy the ascension shri ness. the disposal had to be postponed because of high winds are busy swell. it is the fourth 500 kilograms bomb that the fourth 500 kilograms bomb that the mod has had to deal with in the last 15 months, one day, local residents and airport passengers will be glad to see the back of. stand—by for the bbc news at six. at night, the weather. clearing out of the w

the world war ii bomb which caused london city airport to be closed yesterday has been towed to the sea on the essex coast. about ten hours, driving very slowly and carefully down the thames. they‘ve just deflated the mine lifting bag and put it on to the sea bed, very gently and they are now guarding it, keeping a watch on it while we prepare the explosives to go down and strap onto the bomb and then hopefully detonate the bomb on the sea bed. it‘s estimated there are still thousands of unexploded bombs in and around london. just this morning, a suspected device that turned out to be a shell was found near the dartford crossing. this is a map of london showing where the bombs fell during the blitz. these are only the ones that were known about at the time or have been discovered since. historians say industrial areas and ports were first targeted but the bombing soon spread to civilian areas. really anywhere around london and along the thames, any industrial or heavily populated areas were targets. and the problem with that is they are the areas that are now being redeveloped and rebui

london city airport is expected to reopen on tuesday morning after royal navy bomb disposal experts removedmb from the site. flights have been cancelled or re—routed during the day. hundreds of people were moved to safety but have since been allowed to return, once experts floated the unexploded bomb from king george the fifth dock. one of britain's biggest charities, oxfam, is under more pressure with the revelation that some of its staff in haiti and chad sexually exploited people they were sent to help. the charities regulator has opened an inquiry, describing the news, in a statement, as "shocking". the british government has given oxfam until the end of the week to explain how it will make sure such abuses never happen again. oxfam's deputy chief executive has resigned over the way a sex scandal involving aid workers in haiti was handled — penny lawrence said she was taking full responsibility. the british charity is accused of concealing the findings of an inquiry into claims that staff used prostitutes there. will grant has more from port au prince. the girl, a street corner, parked

here in the uk — london's city airport has been closed after an unexploded world war two bomb was discovered police have set up an exclusion zone and the royal navy have been brought in to remove the device. passengers have been advised to contact their airline for further information. now it's carnival season across europe and in one mediaeval town in italy that means a huge food fight! the annual battle of the orange saw hundreds of people pummel each other dressed in mediaeval costumes. apparently the event marks a 12th century peoples' revolt and they get through around 500 tons of oranges shipped in especially for the occasion. 0xfam says it'll strengthen its recruitment procedures after allegations of sexual misconduct by some of its staff. it's claimed some of the charity's aid workers used prostitutes in haiti following the earthquake in 2010. 0xfa m 0xfam has been accused of lacking moral leadership by the british government and charities due to hold talks with the international deployment secretary on monday. 0ur latin america reporter, will grant, is in the haitian capital, port a

london city airport is expected to re—open on tuesday morning, after a royal navy bomb disposal teamd war bomb found at the site. flights have been cancelled or re—routed during the day. hundreds of residents were moved to safety but were allowed to return once the unexploded bomb was floated out from king george v dock. oxfam is under more pressure with the revelation that some of its staff in haiti and chad sexually exploited people they were sent to help. the charities regulator has opened an inquiry, describing the news, in a statement, as shocking. the british government has given oxfam until the end of the week to explain how it will make sure such abuses never happen again. a girl, a street corner, a parked car. in the poorest country in the americas, buying sex is easy. it is a common scene on any night in haiti, girls — some of them teenagers — risking their lives for a few dollar bills. ordinarily, internationalaid agencies are supposed to be tackling the problem. oxfam, however, is now embroiled in it. we spoke to former employees in haiti. most are too scared to show thei

london city airport has been closed after the discovery of an unexploded second world war bomb.ut all day and all flights have been cancelled, affecting up to 16,000 passengers. the device was found in the nearby river thames. passengers are being urged to check with their airlines before travelling today. tolu adeoye told us the latest. you can probably see the empty runway behind me. normally you would expect planes to be taking off and landing every 20 minutes but everything was cancelled today, 261 flights, affecting 16,000 passengers, after the discovery of a world war ii bomb. it was discovered near the airport at around 5am yesterday morning and the decision was taken to close the airport at 10pm. we heard from the ceo, robert sinclair, who said he apologises and recognises the inconvenience to passengers. this airport deals with both domestic and european flights for airlines such as british airways, flybe, klm, lufthansa. some flights are being transferred to other airports but people are being asked to check before they travel, with major disruption. there is a 200—met

here in the uk, london's city airport has been closed after an unexploded world war two bomb was discoveredd the royal navy have been brought in to remove the device. passengers have been advised to contact their airline for further information. it's been confirmed that three british tourists were killed in a helicopter crash at the grand canyon in arizona on saturday. three other british people, together with the pilot, were injured. cbs reporter mireya villarreal has the details. the information is being released about the accident that happened here at the grand canyon west area, the accident happened just after 5pm on saturday afternoon and we now know the passengers on board, six of them, three of them that passed away in the accident were all tourist from the uk. we have spoken with witnesses that actually responded to the scene, these were people in other touring groups around the ca nyon other touring groups around the canyon at the time. they saw the black smoke and heard the explosion and rushed to the scene. they were surprised to see there were survivors coming out of the helico

london city airport says it will open as normal this morning after all flights were cancelled on mondaycond world war bomb. the shell has been removed and will be exploded underwater by the royal navy. a controlled explosion is expected later this morning. new software is being unveiled by the uk government which it says can accurately detect jihadist content online and remove it instantly. the home secretary amber rudd is in silicon valley to discuss the british—designed tool with technology companies. she says firms could eventually be required by law to use it. dave lee reports from san francisco. created by an artificial intelligence company based in london, and funded with more than £500,000 of government money, it draws upon a vast database of material posted online from so—called islamic state. we have two videos, one of which is legitimate news content, the other is propaganda. to my naked eye, i actually cannot tell the difference between the two. fortunately down at the bottom, this is very low probability of being terrorist content, but this one of being much higher. what tha

you xp bomb that was discovered near london city airport has been detonated.ed. a building hasjust opened at the winter olympics in south korea which is the blackest building on earth. designed by a british architect, using materials created by british scientists — the structure absorbs 99% of the light that hits it. this material is the blackest in the known universe apart from a black hole. graham satchell reports. it's the blackest building on earth. this pavilion outside the olympic stadium in south korea is coated with a materia called vbx2. it absorbs 98% of the light. i wanted people to be literally awestruck and starstruck by this building, and to see it and stop in their tracks. the pavilion is the brainchild of british architect asif khan. you feel drawn into it, you want to plummet into its blackness. asif has peppered the building with small lights to look like stars. as you walk around the building, you get the effect of parallax, so it appears the stars are moving against each other, as though you were diving through the universe. this laboratory

discrimination harvey weinstein is facing accusations of sexual misconduct from dozens of women london city airport has been closed as a safety precaution after the discovery of a world war two bomb in the nearby river thames parts of the east london area have also been cordoned off as the navy and police deal with the unexploded device officials have asked people to stay away from the area and the travel frenzy is well underway in beijing and other parts of china as people head home for the chinese new year most will be taking the train to join their families for celebrations nearly three billion trips are expected this year alone it's the world's largest movement of people within a short time span. turning now to south africa where top leaders of the ruling a.n.c. party are meeting to decide the future of the country's embattled president jacob zuma he has resisted enormous pressure to resign since being replaced as party leader in december the succession rest threatens to tear the a.n.c. party apart new leader cyril ramaphosa pledged a new beginning at celebrations honoring party icon nelson man

london city airport has been closed after the discovery of a world war two bomb in the nearby river thames parts of east london area have also been cordoned off as the navy and police deal with the unexploded device and police are being asked to stay away from the area. for a very turbulent week on the markets so how are they doing today back and pretty much call it a roller coaster ride hasn't stopped it's going up and down like nothing on earth unless you're investor of course roller coaster rides aren't that much fun the last couple weeks or new york stocks down ten percent and officially entering a correction amidst wild volatility this week trading got underway with the dow jones on wall street leading by three hundred points at the start this is all back slightly to about three thirty points and certainly sparked by fears of growing inflation which could force faster than expected rate rises of the federal reserve all eyes this week will be on the us inflation figures that a jew out on wednesday if the rate tops one point seven percent it could be a case of hang on to your hats again

london city airport remains closed, after an unexploded bomb from the second world war was found in therunway. it was discovered in the early hours of sunday morning forcing the evacuation of the neighbouring area. work to dispose of the device should be completed by tomorrow. barclays bank has been fined by the serious fraud office in relation to a £2.2 billion loan, provided to the state of qatar in 2008. the bank has been accused of unlawful financial assistance, which is banned in the uk. its parent company barclays was charged with the same a government report suggests politicians and industry leaders have exaggerated the potential of fracking for gas in the uk. the industry said a fracking boom would see 4,000 wells drilled by 2032. but a newly—released document predicts fewer than 200 wells will be constructed in the next seven years. british tourists will be able to resume package holidays to tunisia from tomorrow for the first time since a terror attack claimed the lives of 38 people at a beach resort in 2015. the first fully booked flights from manchester and birmingham will b

london city airport has been closed for the day, affecting almost 20,000 passengers, after a second worldancelled or rerouted to other airports and local residents have been asked to evacuate. the bomb was discovered by divers in the river thames. the metropolitan police estimate that, depending on the tides, the operation should be over by tomorrow morning. kensington palace has announced more details of the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle at windsor castle. the service, in st george's chapel, will begin at midday on may the 19th, avoiding a clash with the fa cup final. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. they are said to be closely involved in the arrangements for their wedding, which is now a little less than 1a weeks away. as already announced, it will take place in the historic setting of st george's chapel within windsor castle on saturday 19th may. the service will begin at midday with the dean of windsor officiating, and the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, leading the service itself. room within the chapel is limited, there'll be space for around 80

london city airport has been closed after an unexploded world war two bomb was found in the river thamesxclusion zone around the airport while bomb disposal teams make the device safe. passengers are being advised not to travel to the airport. a luxury saudi hotel that served as a detention centre for dozens of princes and top officials has reopened. princes, ministers and businessmen had been held at the ritz—carlton hotel in the capital riyadh since november, as part of the kingdom's anti—corruption drive. it's been a week sincejerome powell took over as chairman of the us federal reserve — a week in which global stock markets have plunged. oliver cornock, editor—in—chief of oxford business group joins me now. welcome, oliver, good morning. one week sincejerome welcome, oliver, good morning. one week since jerome powell took office, it has been a week on the market, is this the future or was that a blip? difficult to say, there is an irony that the good data that has come out of the us, the davos speech by christine lagarde about the rebel growth has precipitated this decline in global

london airport closed overnight. that happens from time to time. think about the blitz on the city of london. >>> more rain in the forecast tonight in cape town, south africa. welcome sight for the city in the grips of the crippling drought. residents gathering buckets to wash clothes and flush toilets. the largest reservoir is at dangerously low levels. day zero is when cape town is expected to run dry is now may 11th. >>> prince harry and meghan markle will exchange vows in the st. george castle. new details from the royal family. after the procession, the couple will go through a carriage before finishing back at the castle. it is scheduled for noon london time. convenient for u.s. viewers who want to see the prince marry an american. >>> let's get a check on cnn money stream. after the turmoil, global markets higher. most european and asian stocks up. london and paris is up 1%. dow futures up about 300 points. that's after the worst week in two years. sabine pa same for the s&p 500. dow climbed 300 points capping off violent swings. fears of inflation drove the dow down 1,300 p

other headlines come a world war ii era bomb shut down london city airport.heryl casone with the details. >> good morning, maria. amazing what you can find. construction workers discovered the bomb in the nearby stands forever. they're working at this hour to safely remove the very old explosive. everything within 700 feet of the scene has been evacuated. no one is allowed in. 16,000 travelers so far have been affected. over in russia, hundreds of rescuers are battling the elements come into the wreckage of a plane crash over the weekend that killed 71 people. new surveillance video shows the moment flight 703 plunged into a field shortly after it took off from moscow's airport. investigators look into whether human error was a factor in the crash. comcast thinking about reviving its pursuit of 21st century fox. the parent company, the fox business network. the bid for the company's entertainment assets was turned down despite being 15% higher than the eventual buyer, of course that was disney. according to "the wall street journal," fox news concern was that

and a world war ii era bomb shuts down london's city airport, a construction workers discovering that bomb, discovered it in nearby river, police and royal navy are still working at this hour to remove explosive, no one is allowed in, about 16,000 travelers are impacted by that so we will keep an eye on that for you as well. you can't make this stuff up, southwest forced to cancel hundreds of flights in chicago because they ran out of deicing fluid, frustrating stranded passengers. >> this is chicago, hello, it snows here all of the time. it's icy here all of the time, how can you run out of the de-icer, that's absurd. heather: multiple deliveries of de-icer are scheduled. chicago is digging out from the biggest snowstorm of the year. hopefully they will get that resolved. the international space station could be headed to space sector, according to washington post the trump administration plans to stop funding space station in 2024, instead the president will request $150 million from congress to support the development of commercial successors, well, no word yet if there are any pot

the london city airport has been the discovery of an unexploded world war ii bomb during developmentork at the airport. carriers were forced to cancel flights, but the airport is expected to reopen tomorrow. global news, 24 hours per day, journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. david? david: turning back to the president's budget, congress worked its way through a menu of military domestic spending and came to a bipartisan agreement by simply saying all of the above. investors are trying to sort out what it will mean for the markets. , formerme steve bell advisor to the bipartisan center. welcome to the program, good to have you here. >> glad you have me. david: to me, what is the president's budget? does it have a binding effect? why should we pay attention to it? stephen: it has no binding effect at all. i hate to say it, but it's a relevant, as the office of management and budget has said, as it does not incorporate the agreement of the president signed into law just last week. they will have to come up with random numbers in the next

developing overseas the london city airport is closed because of an unexploded bomb from world war ii has been found nearby in the river. specialists are working to remove the device. police evacuated the area within 700 feet of that bomb. >>> power is slowly returning to the northern part of puerto rico after an explosion and fire knocked out a main power sub station. take a look at these images of the fire. several municipalities in darkness, including san juan. right now the fire is out and investigators still don't know what caused that investigation. more than 400,000 purtd reek cans remain without power since the devastation of hurricane maria. >>> this morning in philadelphia, evacuees from puerto rico are demanding more help from the city and state and held a rally outside city hall today. the protesters say they are about to be evicted from hotel rooms and not getting help from fema. >> we have a lot of family. i don't know where to go. they don't have places and we have children. we're here to try to extend why fema isn't extending the voucher for the families until we figur

world war ii era bomb has shut down london city airport.uction workers discovered the bomb in the river. place in the world may be to remove the very old explosive everything within 700 feet has been evacuated. no one is allowed in. finally, a new out of this world funding proposal for the international space station. according to the "washington post" with the "washington post" would trump administration to stop funding the space station after 2024 instead they want to privatize the whole thing. no word if there's any buyers or how will be used in the future. another public entity going private. truth reduces the trend. the bidding war might not be over. one company reportedly considering a new offer for the 21st century fox. cheryl: tracee carrasco has got this morning. >> good morning. contest thinking about revising its pursuit of 21st century fox. company as you said a fox business network after his bid for the entertainment aspects was turned down despite being over 15% higher than the eventual buyer, disney. fox's primary concern abo

. >>> the london city airport reopening this morning more than 24 hours after the unexploded world war found in the thames river. the bomb was safely removed and transferred to the secure location. the airport in southeast london is back to business as usual. >>> two baltimore detectives convicted of robbery and racketeering. renewing rup renewing corruption change charges in the police department. others in task force pleaded guilty. the officers stole cash and drugs and other luxuries while pretending to seize them for legit reasons. thousands of cases handled by the task force now questioned by defense attorneys. >>> the principal at the philadelphia school is paying eigh eighth graders not to fight. the principal says if all eighth graders make it to graduation without violence, each gets $ 0 $100. the principal hopes a sponsor will come forward, but if not, she will put up the money herself. >>> speaking of money. let's get a check on cnn money stream. global stocks and uch.s. future lower. wall street rebound. dow shot up 410 points. both the dow and s&p 500 notched biggest two-d

london city airport has been closed after the discovery of an undisclosed world war ii bomb. rriers including british airways and city jet were forced to cancel flights and the airport is expected to reopen tomorrow. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. vonnie: coming up, license to send. as president trump releases budget and infrastructure plans, formerk to jim messina, chief of deputy staff under president obama. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: live from london, i am nejra cehic with the european close minutes away. vonnie: in new york, i am vonnie quinn. president trump is discussing his just released infrastructure plan was state local leaders at the white house now as we await the official release of his 2019 budget. we did get a look from the white house. it called for $1 trillion in cuts the mandatory spending. ,e are joined by jim messina former white house deputy chief of staff under president obama. he is also now advising the tories in britain. thanks for joining. talk t

also disruption at london city airport. now let's get the weather with kate. good morning.or snow showers. could cause some potential disruption on roads and rail. another parts of northern kent and parts of essex, an amber weather warning in place. snow perhaps a little bit more persistent overnight in those areas and a little heavier. the showers will clear away through the day, a dry afternoon, but a bitterly cold, strengthening easterly wind. lew: pressure, systemi it's coming up from the south and is due to arrive through tomorrow morning. the minimum temperature in the meantime overnight again, bitterly cold, between minus two and minus five. so the tomorrow, this low—pressure system called storm emma will be moving up towards us, bringing with it some heavy snowfall for a time and strengthening winds. it is going to be bitterly cold through tomorrow, snow not very helpful either and that's going to continue as we head into friday as well. factor in the wind, it's really not going to be pleasant over the next few days. i'm back in half an hour, but there's plenty more

decision with and -- ical last week us andeken cfo will join no flights are going from the london city airportbloomberg. ♪ guy: look at the markets. this is the european open. i'm guy johnson along -- in the new european headquarters alongside matt miller. the open is 30 minutes away. ♪ guy: stocks bounced, asian equities climbed with futures pointing to strong wake, but keep an eye on treasury yields. they are pushing higher. the bank says the front office is

london city airport has been closed after the discovery of an unexploded second world war bomb. fecting up to 16,000 passengers. the device was found in the nearby river thames. passengers are being urged to check with their airlines before travelling today. a massive search is continuing in snow—covered fields outside moscow where a russian passenger plane crashed on sunday, killing all 71 people on board. hundreds of people are looking for bodies and wreckage from the airliner, which came down minutes after taking off. steve rosenberg reports. in frozen fields near moscow, this is all that remains of flight 703. cctv cameras captured the moment the aircraft smashed into the ground and exploded in a fireball. its wreckage strewn for a mile across the russian countryside, half buried in the snow. conditions were treacherous. the emergency services struggled through snowdrifts to reach the crash scene, but it quickly became clear this was no rescue operation. theirjob was to recover the bodies. the saratov airlines flight had taken off from moscow's domodedovo airport with more th

all flights into and out of london's city airport were canceled today after the discovery of an unexplodedi era balm. the 1100-pound device was found near the river thames. it's an area that was heavily bombed during the war. some of the other stories beyond our bordersve tonight. we'll be right back. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. other side effects include upper respiratory tract infection and headache. tell your doctor about al

london city airport has been closed until further notice after the discovery of an unexploded second found in the river thames. passengers are being urged to check with their airlines before travelling this morning. a new campaign aimed at promoting the benefits of shared parental leave will be launched by the government today. the leave allows working couples to split up to 50 weeks between them to care for a child in the first year of their birth or adoption. but only 2% of families have taken part in the scheme since its launch three years ago. an nhs campaign is telling parents to take children to a pharmacist if they only have a minor illness. the ads, featuring the voice of a young child, aim to relieve the pressure on gp‘s surgeries. here's our health correspondent, james gallagher: morning. how can i help? i'd like some advice for my daughter, please. when the kids are ill and you need medical advice, do you think of the pharmacy? this nhs campaign says tummy troubles, teething, and coughs are all best dealt with by a high street pharmacist. it's part of a drive to relieve pr

london city airport has been closed all of monday after a world war ii bomb was discovered near the airportmany people have been crossing here, la ke many people have been crossing here, lake albert, it sits on the border with uganda. after attacks intensified. there are fears of a return to massacres witnessed in the area almost 20 years ago. that is when tens of thousands were killed in ethnic clashes. we will hear from two correspondence. first who is with the police patrol on the lake. it isa with the police patrol on the lake. it is a perilous journey from the border. some of these people are using vessels but i‘m not very safe and some cases the lake is rough. we have had reports of bowls like this one capsizing. that is our reporter. now to another reporter on the shores. they tell us when they leave home, they have to leave in a hurry so they have to leave in a hurry so they grab what ever they can do is start their new life, so that could be food, mattresses, clothes, it even livestock like cows and goats. this is to help them to be able to have a hot meal but also start their new

discrimination harvey weinstein is facing accusations of sexual misconduct from dozens of women and london city airport has now been closed as a safety precaution after the discovery of a world war two bomb in the nearby river thames parts of east london have also been cordoned off as the navy and police still with the unexploded device officials have asked people to stay away from the area. russian investigators are searching for clues as to what brought down an airliner on sunday outside of moscow killing all seventy one people on board the saratov airlines regional jet disappeared from radar screens about four minutes after takeoff russian president vladimir putin has ordered a special commission to lead the probe into the crash. there battling the biting cold to find answers to one of brushes worst ever plane crashes but with the culprit in six no it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. nearly one thousand people as well as drones and snowmobiles have been deployed to comb through the icy fields. we plan to continue the main stage of search and rescue operations fifty seven days. the wreckage

london city airport has been closed all day on monday after an unexploded german world war ii bomb wasbomb was found close to the runway. all flights in and out of the airport were cancelled affecting some 16,000 passengers. police they work to remove the bomb will take until tuesday. we live in busy times. try the 1960s. they had everything. civil war demonstrations, free love and drugs. now a new exhibition at philadelphia brings together the art and culture from the decade of political and social upheaval. revolution, war, social upheaval. revolution, war, social upheaval. revolution, war, social upheaval and assassinations mark the 1960s. but on the front lines of culture, everything was groovy, baby. designers and artists experimented with new forms, new materials, and a new, more mobile age. consumer culture in the 1960s was really a driving force of innovation and experimentation. the new use of materials like plastic allowed for furniture and design objects to be mass produced or miniaturised, and this goes along with the rise of the jet age, so people are flying all over the w

london city airport is closed after a world war ii bomb was discovered in the river tames.police and royal navy blank around the device. city jets has canceled flights. they advised all passengers not to go to the airport and instead, contact their airline for further information. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. guy, matt. matt: thanks very much. asian equities kicked off trading on the positive side. stocks rallied, tracking a reversal in the u.s. session friday afternoon. european futures are pulling higher. treasury yields are on the rise. early cash trading after close in japanese trading. joining us from singapore's mark cudmore. see treasury yields a again, does that mean equities are going to turn around and died later in the session? -- dive later in the session? mark: i do think it will keep u.s. equities under pressure. until was a justification for higher yields, clearly higher inflation, that i think higher yields will keep equities under pressure. that's why we have al

london city airport has been closed today —— after a world war 2 bomb was found nearby.ames. police hope to give the all clear tomorrow. kensington palace has announced more details of the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle at windsor castle. the service —— in st george's chapel —— will begin at midday on may the 19th —— avoiding a clash with the fa cup final. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell has more details. they are said to be closely involved in the arrangements for their wedding which is now a little less than 16 weeks away. it will take place in the historic setting of st george's chapel within windsor castle on saturday the 19th of may. the service will begin at midday with the dean when surface heating and the archbishop of canterbury conducting the manage itself. rumoured in the chapel is limited, space for around 800 guests. after the service is over at 1pm, the couple will set off in a carriage procession through the centre of windsor and then along the long walk and back to the castle for a reception into st george's hall. the carriage process

the city airport is in london's eastern area, which was heavily bombed during the time.rency markets, the rand was the big story. zuma -- president temer has been told to resign. was -- bed to be refusing to resign he. by someone else. let's have a look at china, the country has charged a one-time rising political star with bribery. mostmer party chief is the senior official snared in and a corruption campaign. he reportedly accepted payments thisnefits, but some say is largely political. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. let's get you a quick check of the markets, trading across the region this tuesday, here is a juliette. mostlye: we are seeing positively in the markets, although japan looks like it could end the session on a negative note, and china playing catch-up, the selloff coming to yesterday. using strengthen the end today. has good earnings numbers today, up by 1.2%, hong kong having its tickets again in a few months. of china is the story and hong kong leading the rally today. the pboc o

they say this is mainly due to projects such as hs2, the upgrade of london city airport, and the firsticadilly line is part suspended — no service between hatton cross and heathrow — and there are minor delays on london overground. on the roads, there are queues building on the a1 southbound by stirling corner. lets have a check on the weather now with kate kinsella. good morning, night cold night last night to be have widespread frost this morning, maybe one or two slippery surfaces and the met office hasissued slippery surfaces and the met office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice, snow showers moving in from the east falling as a wintry mix at lower level and over higher ground some snow mixed in, actually north—easterly wind is making us feel cold, three or four selfie is the maximum temperature. overnight the showers become further, you see one or two out towards the east further west though a dry night clear skies and the temperature drops right down the minimum towns and cities it is the row out in the rural spots even lower double widespread frost tomorrow mor