samira hussain, bbc news, hackensack, newjersey.re former nissan boss carlos ghosn could faces new charges in the next few hours. that would mean no end in sight to his detention in a tokyo jail — where he's been for more than 50 days on charges of financial misconduct — which he strenuously denies. let's strenuously denies. get over to mariko 0i who is following let's get over to mariko 0i who is following this price. what is the latest then? it is time in detention is due to run out, what are they doing now? the latest charge he could face in a few hours is called aggravated breach of trust which is aggravated breach of trust which is a lot more serious than what he has been charged with which is under reporting his income by some $18 million. this new charge, he is accused of transferring private investment losses on to nissan and accused of making quite a hefty payment to a saudi businessman who allegedly helped to cover up those losses. of course, on tuesday, when he made his first public appearance since his arrest in mid—nove

and samira hussain has the details of what's ahead on wall street today.r revenue due to lower demand for its iphones. now, given it's waiting, the share price reaction could have a big influence on the major indexes. now, another tech name turning in its report card is chip maker advanced micro devices. now, look for a rise in fourth—quarter profits driven by strong sales of its processors and graphics chips. other names posting results include harley—davidson and a number of drugmakers including pfizer. and on the economics front, america's central bank begins a two—day policy meeting. no change to its key interest rate is expected. a thorough rented from samira hussain on what is ahead on wall street. —— a cerro round—up. joining us is richard dunbar, investment director at aberdeen standard investments. lots of tech stocks this week, apple are always closely watched? they had are always closely watched? they had a trading statement at the start of the year talking about a weaker consumer generally, particularly concerned about china and the lack of gro

samira hussain there.those rings are much younger than the planet itself. the information has come from the cassini probe, which ended its mission in 2017. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. it is one of the most spectacular sights in our solar system. saturn, planned two giant comet in its orbit, vast rings made up mostly with ice and rock. the planet itself is believed to be more than that 11.5 billion years old, its rings are likely to be much younger. in its final moment before crashing into saturn's atmosphere, the space probe cassini passed through the rings. by studying their gravitational pull, scientists are able to work out their approximate age. believed to be only 100 million years, which in cosmic terms is no time at all. translation: the most likely hypothesis is that there was a catastrophic impact by a comet on one of saturn's moons. they both disintegrated and both elements shaped the disk that today forms the rings. —— disc. to give that some context, the dinosaurs still roamed the earth befo

samira hussain there.as been sold for a six—figure sum. entitled season's greetings, it shows a child apparently under falling snow, which turns out to be ash from a fire. the new owner says he'll keep the work in port talbot for at least two years. here's our wales correspondent, sian lloyd. they're still coming to see this banksy, even in the rain. since it first appeared on the side of a port talbot garage, more than 20.000 neonle.. ... - . .- .-..... -. have been to visit. but now, this work has been bought by an essex—based art dealer. i think this is a phenomenal picture by banksy. it sums up, in a — in one small area, so many things about social society. banksy confirmed it was genuine on his instagram account in december with a message, "season's greetings". and made an impact on the local community. days because of all of the pollution from the steel company — you'd get smuts all over your washing — so that really speaks to me. i think it's brilliant to bring people in and also to get the people —

from new york, samira hussain told me what the investor reaction was.f the paris. they want to see trade relations between china and the united states to become less frosty, a little bit warmer than it has been in the last several months. and the fa ct in the last several months. and the fact that you saw such a sharp spike in trading only for that to fall after reports of conflicting reports about what actually happened and what was said in that meeting really shows investors want to see some positive movement with regards to the trade negotiations. positive movement. investors have to be patient. there is still a lot of time until the end of the trade truce on march one. we don't really know what's going to happen. yes, there is the march the first deadline, but a lot can happen. we can see both parties decide that they want to extend the deadline. there could be some movement in terms of easing the tariffs to allow them to negotiate in other realms. so you just don't know how it's going right now. what we are seeing from the donald trump administrati

samira hussain. that is the dowjones, a bounce back.sterday. thank you. on 22 february 19aa, a us bomber crashed in a park in sheffield, with the loss of all ten crew. one man who witnessed the tragedy has been tending to their memorial ever since. tony foulds was just eight years old at the time. he hopes that this year‘s 75th anniversary will be marked by a fly—past in honour of those who lost their lives. bbc breakfasts dan walker has been to meet him. we saw this plane circle, it was just over the rooftops. as it came over, we don‘t know whether it were a pilot or a bomb. on that front side, they went like this. we waved back, eight years old... you thought they were waving at you. when actually they were wanting us to get off the grass. you look this way, there‘s thousands of houses there and then endcliffe park and the other side is behind us, where they crash—landed, thousands more houses going down to the city centre. this is the only bit of green they could have landed. this is it. he decided to fly that way. as he did, he trie

here is samira hussain, ny. how does this bike?nt of plastic waste that appears in our oceans. what they are doing, they will be creating a new platform called loop. you have all different companies. you have big name companies. you have big name companies like pepsi as you mentioned, that are going to be participating at this. what you do is that you pay a down payment for one at these tags are reusable devices are reusable of containers, and what happens is that it is making it really easy for the consumer. it is delivered to you, you order it online, and then when you order it online, and then when you want to mark, it is delivered to you want to mark, it is delivered to you again, and the containers i've been picked up and cleaned out to be used again. is it is successful, it could be really great. they are rolling it out in the uk and in new york. they are going to see how well it works, and dead sea explore other cities that it wants to go to. the thing about these brands, let's take cola, put it in their branding, so we know