it appears on the new bbc scotland channel, launched two weeks ago on an annual budget of £32 millionof entertainment, sports and documentaries, each weekday at 9pm, the nine promises a mix of national and international news presented by rebecca karen and martin geissler, promising a global view of the news while maintaining a distinct scottish voice. it appealed to some journalism students we consulted. i think the hour—long format is much better for putting across a truly scottish personality and the more informal presence, conversational with guests, more informal dress, all that comes together and makes it a much more attractive package. i think it is really good for scotland to have their own news because a lot of young people can be able to relate to that. they are coming home from school or college or university and flipping through the channels and will see something on news they will be able to relate to. a lot more personal and the presenters are much more relaxed and it feels like they are talking to you. and the way it is marketed and advertised is very clearly a lot more

why is it floating on the new york stock exchange and on the new york stock exchange and on the nasdaq technology focus, the betsy themselves as beyond that. if they do, we are talking at $120 billion? that is what they hope to get. it has revenues of about $12 billion, does not make any profit so you will need some strong binoculars to see the profit in the future. but we will see. but meanwhile, lyft are launching on the —— nasdaq was like yes, that will set a benchmark for what we value add. let's talk about the pink attacks. not because i am wearing it! m —— at the pink attacks. —— pink tax, this is women? toiletries costing more than men. basically if you buy a shampoo for women, it costs more than men and it is barely any different. we asked viewers to tell us different. we asked viewers to tell us whether or not this was fair and we had quite a lot of tweets. john said, they don't cost more, well, they do. but he says that women are prepared to pay more. this one says, shampoo shampoo, shower gel shower gel, stop falling for the marketing. this one says, just use men's products.

new programme here. so both programmes, one doesn't replace the other. scotland are still a crucial part of our news offering in scotland. very popular programme against figures. but the nine is doing something different in a different time. there is what some people might say. parochial stories at length, mixed up with the uk and international news. is there a danger of satisfying nobody, especially scottish viewers who want a full round up of the news? i don't think it is an odd mix. i think it is a very interesting mix. the feedback we've had in the first two weeks of the channel and the news being on the air has been largely positive. it is doing, i suppose, what radio programmes in scotland have been doing for some years, which is having a running order, which is relevant to people in scotland, some days it might be a foreign story at the top and it's got local stories afterwards, some days it might be the other way around and some days we might be starting with a political story based at westminster, it depends on the news of the day. and within the

on. there was a new issue that suddenly reemerged today, an old but familiar one, that being health care. this came seemingly out of the blue last night when the department of justice said that its new stance that it now believes that the affordable care act, obamacare, should be repealed in its entirety. president trump today went up to the hill to have lunch with senate republicans and as he was walking into that meeting the president seemed fairly comfortable to take on this new role of once again trying to reshape health care. that drew a fairly colorful response from chuck schumer. watch here. >> let me just tell you exactly what my message is. the republican party will soon be known as the party of health square. you watch. >> if that is true, god help middle-class americans. because donald trump wants to raise the cost of prescription drugs, get rid of protections for preexisting conditions, throw tens of millions of people off health care, and tell 21 through 26-year-olds they can no longer get health care from their parents plan. reporter: also this afternoon, house democrats int

it was featured on bbc news on the day it began. the audience was clearly divided over last weekend's coverage of the rally, so how does the bbc decide how much airtime the increasing number of demonstrations should receive? from the gilets jaunes, or yellow vests movement protesting for several months in france, to the now frequent demonstrations across the uk on subjects including climate change, supporters of such events demand and expect media coverage. to what extent should the bbc comply with their wishes? well, one of those responsible is the bbc uk editor richard burgess, thank you very much for coming into the studio. what are the criteria you used to determine what demonstrations to cover and how much coverage to give them? i do not think there are exact criteria, but i think there are a number of factors that you take into consideration. scale is obviously one of them, which we saw with last weekend's march, a major march with a lot of people on it, that is something you have got to take into account. but a number of othe

if you're just joining us on al-jazeera it's coming up to five pm in new zealand four am empty and this is the latest on the unfolding situation in christchurch new zealand police have confirmed that a number of fatalities have occurred after shootings in two mosques in christchurch one person is in custody but they may be more on the loose witnesses have described seeing a man dressed in black entering the main mosque. nor mosque in central christchurch where the first attack happened dozens of shots were heard and people ran out in terror and speaking not a long not a long time ago new zealand's prime minister just on dan said this is one of the country's darkest days. speak to ana burns francis who is a reporter with t.v. and said ana thank you so much for being with us please tell us what we know happened so far what's the latest the authorities are saying. the assassin and it is still an unfolding situation but there are developments coming through every few minutes we now have a confirmed death toll of nine people across two shootings at two different mosques in the city this afte

on a plan in may. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) some health services may not be available again tomorrow in san mateo unty. human serv workers there ... are on a two- day strike. hundreds of workers walked off the job today -- holding signs that called for better tment. amican federation of state, county and municipal employees. the union members did not approve a three- year contract negotiated and approved by 10- other county agencies last month. these workers say, they have other crucial issues to be considered. we had many proposals on the table that could just not be met by the county. things like case load standards, worker to supervisors ratios, like voluntary time off. the ability to do that, telecomuting which other members of the county work force are able to do. these are just basic working standards that we would like to have as part of our jobs. (pam) the employees plan to strike again tomorrow. it is unclear when the union and county will negotiate again. a county spokesperson called the "genero equitable," addin

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>>> right now at 11:00, terror in new zealand. one of the safest countries in the world, now dealing with immeasurable tragedy. 49 people killed at mosques in what is now new zealand's worst mass shooting ever. thanks so much for joining us this midday. >> marcus and laura are both off. the prime minister is calling it one of new zealand's darkest days. the terror unfolded around 1:30 friday afternoon local time in christchurch. that's the largest city on new zealand's southern island. a man was arrested and charged with murder in what appeared to be a carefully planned terrorist attack. the last time new zealand saw a mass shooting was 1990. nbc's bill neely rorlts. >> reporter: a stream of wounded begin coming into the hospital. armed police still hunting for gunman still unsure if the attacks are over. and everywhere dazed survivors who had been through unimaginable horror. this man saw the killer. >> he had helmet and giving the glasses and he dressed of the military and he is gun, machine gun of the -- >> reporter: minutes after

in christ church new zealand the prime minister condemns it as terrorism is one of the new zealand documents they. clearly want his head turned here is an extraordinary and unprecedented violence one man in his late twenty's is charged with murder and two others are under investigation after what authorities are calling a well planned terrorist attack. marching for their future. as thousands of schoolchildren around the globe skip school to call for action on climate protection will be in downtown berlin to hear what the german kids want the government to do about global warming. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us we begin in new zealand where police say forty nine people have been killed and dozens wounded twenty of them seriously in twin attacks in the city of christ church it's tax happen at two mosques in the city the. first at the el noor mosque where the majority of victims lost their lives and a second mosque in the suburb of lynwood where several more fatalities were reported police say a man in his late twenty's has been charged with murder and will appear in court on sa

the clip rang several times that day on the news channel and was posted on the news channel and was posted on twitter by bbc. paul robinson had this response. graham page as agreed. but, some —— some bbc generalists voiced their approval but with 55 and editor norman smith uploading voiced their approval but with ss and editor norman smith uploading a model inconsistent for all aspiring generalists. now, last friday we woke up and use of an atrocity in christchurch new zealand. at least 29 people had been killed and thousands more injured after a gunman opened fire on two mosques in new zealand. men, women, and children were at friday prayers in christchurch when a man walked in and began firing, filming and broadcasting it all live on social media. in the coverage that followed, what was notable by its absence from any of the terms terrorism or terrorist. in relation to the attack. i'm aware that there are bbc guidelines that attempt to refrain from using the term terrorism unless attributing it to someone however terrorism unless attributing it to someone however in this case when it som

ziemt developing news now on that doomed ethiopian airlines flight. "the new york times" reports the plane faced an emergency immediately after takeoff. a person familiar with air traffic communications said the captain told controllers the plane needed to turn back. controllers saw the boeing 737 max 8 tilting up and down and moving unusually fast. the plane disappeared from radar three minutes later, killing everyone on board. the faa has grounded all 737 maxes. >>> it's concerned that the cause of this crash may have caused the lion airplane crash last year. pilots had a tense meeting with boeing executives in november after that crash. pilots did not know about an automated safety feature on the new planes. >> we learned that there was equipment on our aircraft that we were not aware of. it wasn't even in our books. >> boeing has stopped delivery of all maxes. but it will continue to build the jetliner with nearly 5,000 on order. >>> in the south bay, prosecutors say they may seek the death penalty for the man accused of murdering a san jose mother

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one what's new come on the new policy. new politics the question is will tie voters be happy with the result these heavily skewed elections produce and what will happen if not. from large scale protests to a counter by a rival military faction everything is in the cards. then i would be in fort pervy a long time yet again. that's a reference for getting clean water to people around the world today is world water day and the new united nations report shows how vulnerable children are when they don't have access to clean water. in the sight of daily water is delivered twice a day in this neighborhood it's free of charge not one of these houses has drinking water and that has consequences for these families. because even children cannot go to school in they want to since media because they had to go and fetch what rather than going to scoop so was defected and they've been deported they were little and the children and do we mean that the lack of access to clean water affects rural populations and refugees worldwide in twenty

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it is also my attack on new zealand's democracy and on an open and tolerant society. and we share these values with new zealand. and we share their horror and condemnation of this terrible attack. talk. among the reaction from other world leaders is this tweet from french president emmanuel macro he says all our thoughts are with the victims of these heinous crimes against the mosques in christchurch in new zealand and that loved ones france stands up against all forms of extremism and works with its partners against terrorism across the world pakistan's prime minister imran khan has also expressed shock and tweeting that he strongly condemns the terrorist attack this reaffirms he says what we have always maintained that terrorism does not have a religion press go to the victims and their families. bangladesh's national cricket team was amongst the people caught up in the attacks the players were in christchurch for a much against new zealand other team officials were visiting one of the mosques when they were told there was a shooting going on inside this video shows

clicking on the local news sites to see what was going on and all that came through.e all currently locked in the office and waiting to hear more. and while you were in the street walking back, were you told by police to get off the street and into hiding? not at that point. they we re into hiding? not at that point. they were all moving at high speed through a lot of traffic, general lunchtime traffic. they were setting up lunchtime traffic. they were setting up cordons and the like. there was probably about five minutes before to —— two when things happened so not where i was but i could not see any officers though there were a lot of police cars around. what is your impression of how the police were responding? is new zealand set up to deal with a situation like this? the reports that we get from the local media are saying that protocols are under way at the hospital and they have cleared the emergency room and it is hard to tell, standing on the street seeing police cars with sirens in all directions and speeds, it is hard to tell what the plan is andi it is hard

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"fox and friends first" continues with breaking news on the terrorist attack into the shooting in new zealand. >> 6 minutes or more. >> this is one of new zealand's dockets. >> 50 people are dead in one of the bloodiest and most or effect terror attacks district the normally peaceful nation of new zealand. >> attacks on two busy mosques live streamed for the world. how police are stepping up security here at home. heather: donald trump is poised to issue the first veto of his presidency after a dozen republicans lend the left hand in blocking his border declaration. rob: we are live in washington were democrats are gearing up to shut the president down again. beto o'rourke throws his hat in the ring for 2020. jillian: here's heating things up with his colorful take on climate change. "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us, a lot to get to including that fox news alert, one of new zealand's bloodiest days, dozens of force for his gun down in two mosques. rob: police ch

4's justin finch is on the road with more on this new effort. justin, good morning. tell us what is going to happen. lette, good morning. it is really about changing behavi behavior. hearing about crashes here on route 210 is because it happens to be one of the mosts danger stretches in our area. you might recall just last month, a three-car crash that left a 59-year-old man dead. he was 1 of more than 60 people who he died on 210 over the last decade or so. that's why the county executives, s stattorney and others are launching the #drivingithome campahis afternoon. they are homing to drive home six specific points to keep drivers and riders safe on 210.y nclude using your seat belt. stop texting while driving. avoiding driver distractions. drunk driving. speeding and aggressive driving, .as we back out live, as we look out this morning. the morning time and the evening time tend to be the most risk times for driving on 210 over years.st two hundreds of crashes here. five people killed, including three children, who were killed just before the start of the new year.

new zealand and what we're dealing here is an unprecedented event for the country police in new zealand not on these events the shootings don't happen in new zealand as the do in the united states for instance so what sort of response can we expect after this from the authorities and from the public. absolutely you are quite correct new zealand is just not used to seeing. at the moment of course they will be on high alert and they are all. responses have responded across the country focusing on the region so it's two way street really i suppose for many people it will be reassuring for others it will be a reminder that this could still be a situation that develops and one that we are still uncertain of the most of all where this will end interesting me during his news conference the police commissioner was asked whether he would describe this as a terrorist attack and he didn't see whether he would is that likely to change. what we know from the reports we have put out by the men purporting to be the gunmen before he went on this attack he certainly has described his actions or his planned act

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it's been described as one of new zealand's darkest days forty nine people killed in an attack on muslim wash friday pres police have charged a man in his late twenties with murder he will appear in court shortly to other suspects are also being held in custody new zealand's prime minister sent to are done describe this as a terrorist attack an unprecedented act of violence where many of the victims could be migrants or refugees victoria gate and be has more. this was the scene shortly after a gunman opened fire at a mosque in christchurch. worshippers some injured themselves or surrounded by the bodies of family members and friends. is the wounded were rushed to hospital police were arresting one of the suspects in a busy suburban area in another part of the city they say they've so far disabled one of two bombs found in the car that he was driving. early the city's main al new mosque was targeted during friday prayers by a white man wearing military style uniform and a camera mounted on his helmet here but he wasn't i would not talk we're here looking a lot of. it is started shooting a

describing this earlier as one of the darkest days of new zealand's history. mike bush as he has advised he will be updating the media and public on the savoring situation at five pm till late time he has given details of the situation at hand personally the police do have one suspect in custody however the could be others involved. all sorry there are multiple scenes involved in this incident as well and police will be giving more details as they can is the situation unfolds whilst i cannot give any confirmation at this stage around fatalities in casual teas what i can say is that it is clear that this is one of new zealand's darkest days. clearly what has happened here is an extraordinary and unprecedented ect of violence many of those who were being directly affected by the shooting may be migrants to new zealand they may even be refugees here they have chosen to make new zealand their home and it is their home they are us the person who has put a picture i did this violence against us is not they have no place in new zealand there is no place in new zealand

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now it's coming back on this better news. our stock market went down, had its correction, it's come back on better news. lauren: what do you make of that? >> you know, again, this white house has placed a lot of emphasis on the stock market but recent reports this week have shown that these tariffs -- from the beginning, americans have always been paying these tariffs. these taxes are only collected from american imports, consumers and producers alike. the economic cost, recent reports show the economic cost is mostly being borne by americans and not necessarily the chinese. has the chinese economy not been good recently? yes, that's a trend that's been happening over the past several years. lauren: they did lower their gdp forecast, beijing did, and also edward lawrence has been reporting that american companies are starting to shift their supply chains out china and that does affect the world's number two economy. we have to leave it there. riley walters, thank you so much for getting up with us this morning. >>> also breaki

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only what i have read on the news, another one of the local news websites, they had a comment from somebodythrough the building. the impression i got from that, though that is some time ago, that they were still looking to somebody. at i am not sure. riki, thank you very much, we appreciate that. a very difficult time. stay safe. a senior member of the mosque was in the building at the time of the attack. sorry, let's get straight to the prime minister, jacinda ardern. straight to the prime minister, jacinda ardern. on this involving situation at 5pm. until that time, he has given details of the situation at hand. hesitantly, the situation at hand. hesitantly, the police do have one suspect in custody. however, there could be others involved. —— presently, the police. also, there are multiple scenes involved in this incident as well. police will be giving more details as they can, as the situation unfolds. while i cannot give any confirmation at this stage around fatalities and casualties, what i can say is that it is clear this is one of new zealand's darkest days. clearly what has happene

(ken)dozens of people are atta on two mosques in christchurch, new zealand. were flown at half staff today to honor the victims.thra prayers, when both mosques were busy with worshippers.and the whole thing was live- streamed on social media, along with a disturbing manifesto.reporter anna coren has more. abhorrent... unprecedented... sickening...no words seem enough as the world attempts to come to terms with friday's mass shootings, in new zealand of all placesjacinda ardern, new zealand prime minister: "this is one of new zealand's darkest days."terrorists attacked worshipers attending prayers at the al noor and linwood mahmoud nassir, eyewitness: "we heard the fighting and it was from the main entrance, the main entrance of the building. and everybody just ran to the back doors just to save themselves". eyewitness: "i see the people, they're shooting from inside the mosque and at the time i jump in and they run away. they just keep firing."for most, there was no warning scores were killed, dozens injuredthe confusion and chaos lasting for hours, as authori

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more on that in a second here. the newsast night, that the denver broncos are sending case keenumre . espn reporting this will be a one-year deal of course,ilorth multimon-dollars here. the 31-year-old has been through revolving doors, as well. tt time las year, signed a two-year deal wit broncos. he started every game last season. he threw 18 touchdowns and the broncos w t6-10. is he the answero ale smith? that dends, careally, use smith is still recovering froma nasty leg injury. his prospects to play next season are unclea he may have to duke it out with colt mccoy to figure out who gets the top billing next season. back out live. if you heard keenum's name before, you have. he helped lead the vikings to the nfc championship game, where they fell to which team? >> the philadelphia eagles fell to them at lincoln financial fiel >> thanks for that, justin. >> reporter: this has to be worked oea. the leaguen starts next wednesday. more about that deal and back outside to you. >> justin finch, thank you. >> it's interesting i

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and live from studio fourteen had al-jazeera headquarters in doha on the problem welcome to the new square it tributes confusion and calls for tolerance and a focus on the darkest side of the internet struggles to understand the government's attack on two mosques the news even. man appeared in court he didn't say a word but he did send a message using a signal popular with the far right now looking at a bad angle to the story you can share your thoughts with us throughout the show using the hash tag. now supporters of venezuelan president to make an os on the streets. of the government tries to hold their loyalty and count to international sanctions by increasing its aid handouts and how the legacy of. continues to haunt spain more than four decades after the fascist latest death. it was the news great to live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live and al-jazeera dot com new zealand is a country united in grief as it struggles to come to terms with friday's mass shooting at two mosques the prime minister has been cross church meeting members of the muslim community brin

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one new problem here on highway 4. if you're traveling on the westbound side between pittsburg and bay point, unfortunate live, we have a new, four-vehicle collision around bailey road and calls on the chp saying someone initially was driving about 100 miles an hour and driving recklessly and it caused a collision. we have at least one lane blocked. that was would be lane number 2. i believe we have several vehicles off on the right shoulder as well. also some injuries involved. emergency crews just arriving to the scene. you can already see the red is filling in. it's a rough spot to have the lanes blocked. carpool lanes are open on the bay bridge toll plaza here. we have a little stack-up in the cash lanes. fastrak users. new this morning, we're getting a new idea of how much time a lot of you spend getting to and from work. a new report shows at least 120,000 people in the bay area spent three hours commuting every day. that breaks down to 90 minutes each way. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live with more. matt,

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this new device that we would spend crazy amounts on. we have not seen that in a while. g we are seeing here is new. an apple take on something that already exists. is this enough for the company? david: ultimately is a long time. this is a good set of initiatives for a company that has to grow from an $800 billion cap. bloomberg,saying on the reality is, companies this big cannot refuse to think about any possible growth arena. i also think apple is showing creativity today in leveraging its scale across a variety of segments. my feeling is moderately optimistic that they will have a positive impact with this range of announcements. thingsuch a mixed bag of they are putting out there today, i don't think we can make a general statement about all of them. but i'm very excited about the credit card. shery: how much leverage will these $1 billion active devices give the company when it comes to pushing content? david: a lot of advantage. the fact that they had so many devices around the world gives them an asset that no other company has for promoting literally anything. fi

new zealand in what we're dealing here is an unprecedented event for the country police in new zealand not on these huge events these shootings don't happen in new zealand as the do in the united states for instance so what sort of response can we expect after this from the authorities and from the public. absolutely you are quite correct new zealand is just not used to seeing. at the moment of course they will be on high alert and they are all. responses have responded across the country focusing on what they can to the region the defense forces being brought on our highest tactical team the say is as involved as to is the eye is that's the high technical police unit they're both those teams and they will be for some time while this scene is still while the situation is unfolding and that will be reassuring to some people and the city but it will also be a new event new zealanders aren't used to seeing forces on the streets it's just not a scene we see here so it's two way street really i suppose for many people it will be reassuring for others it will be a reminder that this could still be

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