i'm mariko oi. the headlines. college protests over gaza intensify, police and student protesters clash. the us secretary of state antony blinken arrives in china as washington steps up aid for its allies in the region. and runaway horses tear through london — smashing into vehicles and leaving four people injured. hello. we begin in the us, where police have clashed with pro—palestinian demonstrators as a wave of protests intensifies at university campuses across the country. skirmishes broke out between protestors and police at the university of southern california in los angeles. we'll hear from our reporter there in a moment. at the university of texas in austin, the governor sent in state troopers in riot gear to confront demonstrators who waved palestinian flags and chanted "free palestine". these demonstrations have spread since the arrest last week of more than 100 protesters at columbia univerity in new york — sparking debates about free speech and the right to protest. the us speaker of th

she now stars as mariko in "shogun."en looking forward to this because i love your performance in "shogun." it's been getting rave reviews, the entire show. c-14 isn't a remake. it's a revelation. dazling "shogun" is that tv epic you've been waiting for. and "shogun"'s, tvs most epic series since "game of thrones." did you get to see all of it before it was released? >> anna: yes, i did. >> stephen: did you have a sense how well it was going to be received? it's extraordinary. >> anna: i feel like we put in everything until we were hoping for it to be really well received but it's been mind-blowing because everyone has been tuning and loving it and it means so much. >> stephen: how long did you work on it? >> anna: supposed to be six months put it up being ten. >> stephen: in vancouver. >> anna: in vancouver out of the rain in the month. >> stephen: a lot of rain and a lot of mud. it takes place in the year 1600 is where it starts in japan. you are fluent in japanese but is japanese from 1600 like shakespearean english i

i'm mariko 0i.ed more than three hundred drones and missiles towards israel. almost all the weapons were shot down by israeli, american and allied forces. iran's attacks were in response to a suspected israeli strike on iran's embassy compound in syria at the beginning of the month. this is the first time iran has attacked israel directly, although the two countries have been at loggerheads for years. all this will rattle investors and oil markets — business reporter suranjana tewari is across the story from oui’ newsroom. any indication of what's likely to happen with market sentiment this morning?

i'm mariko oi. the headlines: a new york court overturns harvey weinstein�*s 2020 conviction for rape, ordering a new trial in the landmark #metoo case. the actress ashleyjudd speaks of her fury at the ruling. this is what it is like to be a woman in america, living with mail entitlement to our bodies. —— male. the us supreme court hears arguments on whether donald trump is immune from prosecution for actions he took as president. top us diplomat antony blinken is in beijing as the two superpowers attempt to repair their relationship. and besieged by tourists — venice starts charging day—trippers to visit. is this the way forward for overwhelmed cities? high. thank you for being with us. we begin in new york. the former hollywood producer, harvey weinstein, has had one of his convictions for rape overturned. that was on the basis that he didn't receive a fair trial. the case was a landmark in the #metoo movement, which exposed sexual misconduct at the highest levels in hollywood. our correspondent e

i'm mariko oi. the headlines.. a key witness at the hush—money trial of donald trump says he suppressed negative stories about the former president. five people, including a 7—year—old girl, have died attempting to cross the channel from france to britain. an iraqi father starts legal action against energy giant bp , over the death of his son. and.. after months of spouting gibberish — nasa says its voyager one probe is once again sending usable information back to earth. hello, and welcome to the programme. we begin in the united states where a key witness at the hush—money trial of donald trump has told the court in new york how he suppressed negative stories about the former president to help him win the 2016 election. the court heard today how the then candidate picked up the phone and called this man, david pecker, former publisher of a tabloid, the national enquier, to discuss whether to pay off a playboy model who was shopping around a story of having a year—long affair with trump. before the

i�*m mariko oi.down over 15% in after hours trading. erin delmore explains why.

i'm mariko 0i.esults, with the artificial intelligence boom at the centre of it all. erin delmore has the details. among the dozens of companies reporting first—quarter earnings on thursday, alphabet and microsoft took centre stage. both beat

i'm mariko oi. the headlines: a key witness at the criminal trial of donald trump tells of how he suppressed negative stories about the former president to help him win the 2016 election. more universities in the united states extend remote classes for the rest of term, amid tense gaza war protests that have spread to colleges across the country. tens of billions of dollars in military aid for ukraine are expected to be approved by the us senate after months of stalemate in congress. and $1 billion for tigers and their habitat — it's the ambitious pledge made by ten tiger range countries in asia. we'll hear how the money will help in a moment. voice-over: live from our studio in singapore, - this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin in the united states where a key witness at the hush—money trial of donald trump has told the court in new york how he suppressed negative stories about the former president to help him win the 2016 election. the court heard today how t

i'm mariko oi. tensions in the middle east have escalated, after iran launched more than 300 drones and missiles towards israel. almost all the weapons were shot down by israeli, american and allied forces. iran's attacks were in response to a suspected israeli strike on iran's embassy compound in syria at the beginning of the month. this is the first time iran has attacked israel directly, although the two countries have been at loggerheads for years. all this will rattle investors and oil markets. the nikkei index is down by more than i% this morning. hong kong has started trading this morning and have opened lower— this morning and have opened lower as — this morning and have opened lower as well, as has australia's market. business reporter suranjana tewari is across the story from oui’ newsroom. oil prices expected to rise at the start of the asia trading day. although a lot of this has been priced in. on friday, oil prices were at a six—month high. that's because investors really expected that

i'm mariko oi.he united states that is voting on a bill to potentially ban tiktok, that show you live pictures at the legislation if approved would and the popular social media platform if its chinese owner does not divest ownership stake in the app. the senators are currently voting on a number of bills including one that could potentially stop tiktok. the senate committee has passed that bill after months of stalemate. joe biden has previously said that if it reaches his desk, he will sign it. but it may not be so simple. carl tobias is a law professor at the university of richmond in virginia. he says a prolonged legal battle to challenge the order will take place. all of the outlets are reporting that the company intends to sue, challenging congress�* legislation after the president signs it, and will make first amendment arguments on behalf of consumers. and it would go to the federal appeals court in the district of columbia, and then probably be appealed by whoever lost to the united states s

i'm mariko oi.ch giant meta — the parent company for social media platforms facebook and instagram — reported first—quarter earnings. revenue and earnings both beat expectations but the share price is down over 15% in after hours trading. erin delmore explains why. meta ceo mark 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 genera

i'm mariko oi.et's start with tesla — because the electric carmaker has posted a sharp fall in its profits and revenue for the first three months of the year. profits are down 55%, and revenue is also lower by 9%. it's been tough several months for elon musk�*s firm — it's been struggling with falling sales because of intense competition from its chinese rivals. we'll have some analysis shortly — but first, here's our business correspondent erin delmore. it's been 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—off, 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

i'm mariko oi. we begin in the us, where two tech giants, microsoft and google parent alphabet, have reported strong first quarter results, with the artificial intelligence boom at the center of it all. erin delmore has the details. among the dozens of companies reporting first—quarter took centre stage. —— 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 an additional $70 billion buy—back. that sent shares into double digits after the bill. for microsoft's part, it's intelligent cloud division delivered greater revenue than expected thanks to microsoft partnership but with openai, the creator of chat gbd. -- chatg pt. and t

reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines.n china as washington steps up aid for its allies in the region. and runaway horses tear through london — smashing into vehicles and leaving four people injured.

i'm mariko oi. the headlines... meeting of the un security council — the secretary general says the middle east is on the bring of a full—scale "devastating" conflict. it's time to step back from the brink. meanwhile the ambassadors of israel and iran trade insults as the fallout continues from saturday's unprecedented missile attack. the snooze button is no longer an option. the only option is to condemn iran and utilize every means necessary to make them pay a heavy price for their horrible crimes. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin in new york where the united nations security council has been holding an emergency session. world leaders are scrambling to prevent the crisis between israel and iran from spiralling into a wider conflict — after iran launched hundreds of missiles and drones at israel late on saturday.

i'm mariko oi. negative stories about the former president to help him win the 2016 election. more universities in the united states extend remote classes for the rest of term, amid tense gaza war protests that have spread to colleges across the country. tens of billions of dollars in military aid for ukraine are expected to be approved by the us senate after months of stalemate in congress. and $1 billion for tigers and their habitat — it's the ambitious pledge made by ten tiger range countries in asia. we'll hear how the money will help in a moment.

i'm mariko oi.n for rape, ordering a new trial in the landmark #metoo case. the actress ashleyjudd speaks of her fury at the ruling. this is what it is like to be a woman in america, living with mail entitlement to our bodies. —— male. the us supreme court hears arguments on whether donald trump is immune from prosecution for actions he took as president. top us diplomat antony blinken is in beijing as the two superpowers attempt to repair their relationship. and besieged by tourists — venice starts charging day—trippers to visit. is this the way forward for overwhelmed cities?

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko 0i. the headlines..ey weinstein�*s 2020 conviction for rape, ordering a new trial in the landmark "metoo" case. the actress ashleyjudd speaks of her fury at the ruling. there is no doubt that harvey weinstein is a sero— sexual predator. there it doesn't change that he committed these crimes. the us supreme court hears arguments on whether donald trump is immune from prosecution for actions he took as president. and top us diplomat antony blinken is in beijing — as the two superpowers attempt to repair their relationship and besieged by tourists, venice starts charging day—trippers to visit. is this the way forward for overwhelmed cities?

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines..n endorsement statement of the protestors on this campus. they call them to future leaders of america. it is detestable. the us secretary of state antony blinken arrives in china as washington steps up aid for its allies in the region. a teenage girl has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder at a school in southwest wales. and runaway horses tear through london — smashing into vehicles and leaving four people injured.

i'm mariko 0i.d earnings both beat expectations but the share price is down over 15% in after hours trading.

i'm mariko oi.ificial intelligence boom at the center of it all. 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,

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines..r president. five people, including a 7—year—old girl, have died attempting to cross the channel from france to britain. an iraqi father starts legal action against energy giant bp , over the death of his son. and.. after months of spouting gibberish — nasa says its voyager one probe is once again sending usable information back to earth.

i'm mariko 0i.res at the legislation if approved would and the popular

i'm mariko 0i.ssiles towards israel. almost all the weapons were shot down by israeli, american and allied forces. iran's attacks were in response to a suspected israeli strike on iran's embassy compound in syria at the beginning of the month. this is the first time iran has attacked israel directly, although the two countries have been at loggerheads for years. all this will rattle investors and oil markets. the nikkei index is down by more than 1% this morning.

my colleague mariko 0i has been speaking to mitsuko tottori, the chief executive of japan airlines andrelieved to hear they managed to evacuate. as for training, we do vigorous training, we do vigorous training each year using all sorts of real—life experiences. for example, the evacuation this time was credited to passengers not taking their backs and we learnt from past experience so we emphasised the importance of leaving the bags. new appointment has received a lot of attention because you are the first female president ofjapan airlines and also the first formerflight ofjapan airlines and also the first former flight attendant to get the top job. reports even describing it as an multiple, as a field to be in the spotlight because of your gender and background? i didn't know about _ gender and background? i didn't know about and _ gender and background? i didn't know about and alien _ gender and background? i didn't know about and alien molecule, | know about and alien molecule, i don't think of myself as the first woman or first former flight attendant, i want to act as an individu

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko oi. the headlines...ael and iran trade insults as the fallout continues from saturday's unprecedented missile attack. the snooze button is no longer an option. the only option is to condemn iran and utilize every means necessary to make them pay a heavy price for their horrible crimes. they made unsuccessful attempts to use lies, manipulate _ the narrative, spread disinformation and engage i in a destructive blame game. hello and welcome to the programme.

intense, but there are certain expectations and mannerisms and i, you know, i really wanted to make marikohave you loved about being a part of this series? >> i've loved learning new things, learning new things about my culture, wearing a kimono and, being in it like my ancestors have been in it. i loved working with the horses. it was so much fun. i was asking for lessons every single day, it's just been such a great experience. >> everybody is going to be tuning in to this finale. what can you tell us about it? >> i think we see certain characters, changing their opinions, changing the course of how the country is going to move forward from here. and it's just a beautiful way to finish, this this season. >> i'm joelle gargiulo, abc news the shogun finale airs tonight on fx, but if you're really into it and you can't wait, it's actually streaming right now on hulu and disney plus, which are all owned by the same parent company, abc seven. >> abc seven news streaming for you 24 over seven. get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app so you can join us whenever you want, wherever you are. a