slough is one of britain's most ethnically diverse towns.that anti-vax conspiracy theorists have swayed young asians and those with afro-caribbean heritage. >> i'm not really that bothered by the vaccine. i kind of don't trust it. that is why i am probably not going to get it. malcolm: sabia akram is worried that vaccine skepticism will exacerbate racial differences in britain. >> i think the divide that already exists will become greater. i think it's more important than ever for ethnic minorities to understand their vulnerabilities, some of the inherent genetic disorders and diseases that they are vulnerable to. that message hasn't been loud and clear enough from public health. covid just another virus that will seek out their vulnerabilities and, unfortunately, cause death. malcolm: those who don't get inoculated face exclusion from sections of the job market, as more organizations, such as britain's health service, contemplate making inoculation a condition of employment. >> well, very clear, no jab, no job. malcolm: charlie mullins owns

sarah campbell, bbc news, slough.*s dog, major, appears to be having some difficulty getting accustomed to his new surroundings. you might recall he's onlyjust returned to washington after two weeks of training in delaware for an earlier biting incident. unfortunately, it has happened again. he nipped someone while on a walk in the white house gardens. major is the younger of the biden�*s two german shepherds, and he is a rescue dog. hello there. despite there being more cloud around across southern britain on wednesday, we still manage to make highs of 2a celsius in the sunny spells across the far southeast. for today, though, it is cooler and fresher for most areas. that is away from the southwest and south wales. here we have the warmth just holding on for one more day, but this area of high pressure with its chillier air starts to topple in from the northwest. that breeze will be noticeable across the north sea coast, feeding in quite a bit of cloud here. elsewhere, though, we should see the clouds breaking up to

sarah campbell, bbc news, slough.past and present have come forward with claims about the abuse they've suffered. a dedicated helpline is also being set up to support potential victims of sexual harassment and abuse. our education correspondent danjohnson is at the department for education for us. was as a result of a flood of stories on a website set up by a former pupil. stories on a website set up by a former pupil-— stories on a website set up by a former--uil. ~ , , , ., former pupil. absolutely, yes, and that is why — former pupil. absolutely, yes, and that is why there _ former pupil. absolutely, yes, and that is why there will _ former pupil. absolutely, yes, and that is why there will now - former pupil. absolutely, yes, and that is why there will now be i former pupil. absolutely, yes, and that is why there will now be a i that is why there will now be a review of safeguarding measures that every school in england, state and private, to check children are safe and recommend improvements, because it is clear

a plane crash in the city of watsonville, it happened after two near a high school on harkin slough and lee road. the single engine aircraft experienced some mechanical issues and was forced to land when it clipped some power lines. the crash ignited a small brush fire. crews were able to quickly put out the flames and luckily two people on board made it out without any major injuries. the cause is under investigation. >>> anti-asian hate rally drew big crowds of supporters today in berkeley, all organized by a seventh grader and her friends. da lin has the story. >> reporter: someone said long ago, hate is more than just a virus. it is a cancer. it may go into remission but it comes back with vengeance. these folks right here are looking for a cure. >> these issues keep getting worse and worse and i hear about kids walking to school with sticks to protect themselves and elders who are afraid to leave their homes. >> reporter: she teamed up with her middle school friends to organize this rally. >> i hope that it will definitely spread more awareness and also, helped to raise youth voice

sarah campbell, bbc news, slough.iwan following pressure and threats from the chinese authorities. he's faced threats of legal action, heavy surveillance, and intimidation, particularly for his award—winning reports on the treatment of the uyghur people. chinese state media outlets continue to run stories denouncing his work. i'll be back there shortly. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. it is set to get colder everywhere in the next few days, and today's been quite chilly in the cloud and rain that we've had. across scotland and northern ireland, that wetter weather is petering out. the cloud will move its way down into england and wales. clearer skies following in scotland and after a chilly day today, temperatures will be close to freezing by the end of the night. not quite so cold elsewhere. promised at least of some drier weather and sunshine in scotland tomorrow. starts off quite grey, i think, probably through the midlands, northern england and wales, that low cloud lifting.

their small plane crashed there and it happened about 2:00 this afternoon at lee road and harkins slough right near a local high school. across the highway from the watsonville municipal airport. authorities say the single engine aircraft crash landed after clipping powerlines and sparked a ussmbrl h ree fith, o there will be an investigation as to why the plane hit the power lines to begin with. >>> a bay area church catches fire on the first day of holy week and the evidence firefighters found inside >>> we are in san jose where it is out with the old and in with the new. except the old just moved to blocks away. will have that story coming up. >>> later, you see school using cash to convince students to stay put for spring break. >>> 20 of people are finally getting together again after a year of lockdown. so we want to this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully

so, there is a whole slough of complications to deal with. i don't dispute for one second that we're dealing with a crisis. i just think our sense of what the crisis is has to predate this very specific moment in which we find ourselves. >> that's a very good point, jonathan. we appreciate you joining us for that, jonathan blitzer, thank you. rosa flores on the ground in texas, thank you. >>> underway right now, the house is now voting on the massive $1.9 trillion covid relief bill. it's one of the most expensive pieces of legislation in history. stand by for the final result. >>> plus, cnn is learning that meghan markle filed a formal complaint against pierce morgan's tv network just before he stormed off and quit his show. >>> and damning text messages show a vaccine tent was set up outside a wealthy florida community to help governor ron desantis politically. this is special cnn coverage. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ excuse me ma'am, did you know that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? thank you! hey, he

you were among a whole slough of democratic elected officials you see there on the screen who have calledgovernor cuomo to resign. why do you think he's hanging on? and at what point do you think push will have to come to shove, and he'll have to leave? >> well, here's the bottom line, jonathan. this is an awful crisis in new york and elsewhere. and we need sure and steady leadership. now, i salute the brave women who came forward with serious allegations of misconduct, of abuse. and there are multiple serious, credible allegations of abuse. so that governor cuomo has lost the confidence of his governing partners and of so many new yorkers. so for the good of the state he should resign. >> and at what point -- who in the congressional delegation or in the new york state delegation, who is the person with the stature, someone that governor cuomo will listen to who, as the "new york times" has on its front page, is someone who holds himself in very high regard? >> look, i'm not going to speculate on the future. he should resign. he should resign. >> and with that we are going to leave it th

you just can't slough it off with black unemployment is the lowest it's ever been or, you know, the caravanng across the border or all these other bromides and ugly narratives that have been pushed out into the public and think that that's going to continue to work for you. so, the healing begins with the losing. the healing begins with the reality that the american people have rejected what you have put in front of them, and that -- the first taste of that, nicole, and everybody on this panel knows, was a little place called georgia. and you cannot overlook what georgia actually means going forward, and you know the next on the tip of that spear? texas. watch. >> yeah, but let me push you, michael steele, because that didn't happen. they lost and it didn't happen. and i didn't watch donald trump at cpac but i saw some of the others there. the healing has not begun, and i'm no longer invested in the republican party healing. i just don't know how the country functions without -- with one party not interested in governing and not tethered to the truth. i don't know how you have debates if th

what did that slough off the market cap to sell that for what was like a fire sale almost.d price? >> the market likes it right now. ge is looking up 1.8%, but yeah, it's a good question. >> $0.25 >> it is a industry that's been hit pretty hard. >> the one for eight, is it one for eight based on where it is or is there a stub after they do this deal, what would that -- >> i don't know. and i'm wondering, reverse stock splits, in the old days, you would see a reverse stock split, and it's not a 3 or $4 stock they used to do that with the lumber company the minute they get it back to where it's 30 bucks, next thing it's 12 a lot of times sometimes reverse stock splits seem to have the opposite effect of a regular stock split. >> i'm just reading the language on this, they say the reverse stock split would decrease the number of shares outstanding to a number more typical of companies with comparable market caps. >> they got a lot of shares. >> weather and wind to affect it would be at the discretion of ge's board, at any time prior to to the anniversary meeting on may 4th. th

if you want to know why spongy roads are coming to slough, richmond—upon—thames, barnet, harrow and brentt with dan walker and sally nugent. coming up on breakfast this morning... we'll hear from oscar frontrunner vanessa kirby about her powerful portrayal of a grieving mother in pieces of a woman. the comedian romesh ranganathan will be here to talk about his book life lessons from a reluctant adult. and we'll be paying tribute to the footballing hero jack charlton ahead of tonight's documentary, which was filmed in the last year of his remarkable life. and that is a beautiful phone. it is gorgeous. really worth watching. as family and friends reunite and sports clubs start up again, people in england will start enjoying more freedom from today. the government is urging caution though. let's get more on this with our gp this morning, nighat arif. good morning. lovely to have you on the programme. it feels for many people waking up this morning like a significant step forward for many in england? it significant step forward for many in encland? , ~ ., , ., england? it is like a sigh of re