one of the worst atrocities of the syrian war has sparked global condemnation. the un security council is set to hold emergency talks. the lights go out early on the eiffel tower, as parisjoins russia to mourn the 1a victims of the st petersburg metro attack. and the story is trading at a busy dock on. the red diamond, known as the pink star, has sold a new world record after it was sold in hong kong for more than $71 million. the stone was bought afterjust kong for more than $71 million. the stone was bought after just five minutes of eating. you are up—to—date. stay with us. —— of bidding. our top story in the uk, ken livingstone on other former mayor of london, has been suspended from the labour party for two years. he has already served one year of his suspension. now it is time to catch up with the business news, with mariko oi.. from delhi to mumbai, we track the agenda of philip hammond on his india visit. and thailand's property sector, 20 years after the asian financial crisis. welcome to asia business report. we are live from singapore. british finance

not make a complaint and sparkes, who did not make a complaintand did sparkes, who did not make a complaintid not want to speak further about the incident. complaint and did not want to speak further about the incidentm complaint and did not want to speak further about the incident. it was in the heat of the moment and i deeply regret the comments i made. certainly not the person i am. i accepted was a mistake. david moyes had hoped his apology would mark the end of this matter but the fa here at wembley say they're going to write to him to ask for his observations and it comes amidst calls for action to be taken. the shadows ports minister doctor rizzi 110w shadows ports minister doctor rizzi now in khan has labelled the comments disgraceful saying moyes cannot get away with these sexist threats. bottom of the table, sunderland's season is on the brink and an fa enquiry into their manager is therefore an unhelpful distraction from their efforts to escape the drop. richard conway, bbc news, wembley. in spain's primera division a guissepe rossi hat—trick for celta vigo gave them a 3—1win at

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one of the worst atrocities of the syrian war sparks global condemnation. un is set to stage emergency talks. prince harry unveils plans to rid the world of landmines, in memory of his mother princess diana. bicycles pileup on beijing's streets. live from studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore and 3am in syria, where president assad has been accused of carrying out a gas attack in which nearly 60 people, including children, were killed. the white house said such penis actions could not be ignored by the civilised world. —— heinous actions. this report includes distressing images from the start. this boy was one of hundreds of victims of the attack, he's showing classic symptoms of poisoning, perhaps by a military strength nerve agent. the victim's lungs were badly affected. rescue workers did what they could to decontaminate the victims, that includes removing clothes, where the poison can linger, and by spraying fresh water. the attack happened in khan sheikhoun, a town that has been heavi

the sunderland manager has apologised to vicky sparks after telling her she might get a slap.ak to our sports news correspondent, richard conway. richard, he had seemingly taken exception to her line of questioning at the time. yes, this came after sunderland drew against burnley in the middle of march and it was a routine press conference. the last question seems to have annoyed him slightly and the tape stops rolling on the interview and then we hear this exchange. have and then we hear this exchange. have a listen. just getting a wee bit naughty at the end. just watch yourself. you might get a slap, even though you are a woman. careful the next time you come in. understandably a lot of reaction to those comments and we have— david morris as well today. that was quite a bit of reaction on social media and from public figures. doctor alan khan, the shadow sports minister said it was a disgrace the comments we re said it was a disgrace the comments were made. she has labelled them sexist threats towards vicki sparkes who, we should point out, david moyes apologise to subsequen

this question has sparked a lot of questions. can take to make sure you aren't forced to give up your seat on overbooked flight. count down to verdict. judge will decide verdict of three teens in delaware. >>> show of support. rushes to help a local war veteran targeted by robbers. learn new details about search for attackers and stolen prized possession. >> save your seat. this video sparking a lot of debate about air travel. top five things you can do to make sure you aren't bumped off an overbooked flight. >>> good morning. nbc 10 today. thursday. i'm vai sikahema. >>> 6:30. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley. tart your day with most accurate neighborhood forecast. >>> sun is up. temperatures are down compared to last few days. 40s now for new jersey. suburbs and philadelphia. seeing sunshine light up the clouds. just a few scattered clouds in the lehigh valley. view from easton this morning. temperature 45 right now. warm to 49 degrees at 9:00 and up to 56 degrees at noontime. still be climbing. on track for 60s thi

. >>> geopolitical concerns sparking a jump in oil prices. a round up of the trading picture. >>> and a u.s./china summit. president trump is meeting with his chinese counterpart later today. a live report from mar-a-lago where it will be taking place. it's friday, april 7, 2017. "worldwide exchange" begins now. >>> good morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc on a busy news day friday. i'm sara eisen. >> i'm wilfred frost. good morning to you from me as well. the top story, u.s. warships in the mediterranean fired 59 cruise missiles targeting a syrian air base overnight. the base was the one used to launch tuesday's chemical weapons attack that killed syrian civilians. a syrian official said the missiles caused material damage to the airfield. michelle caruso-cabrera will have much more on this story, including what president trump told the nation about it last night. that's coming up in a minute. first, let's check on the global market reaction at this hour. >> we did see a market jolt across assets and across the world. u.s. equit

are you looking at something like that, sparking all-out war with a capital w?hink we have to be careful of the rhetoric. i think the trump administration finally getting its act together. you remember the fiasco with the aircraft carrier and armada and president talking about you know, nuclear submarines off the coast. admiral are harris testified before congress this morning and sanctions china is putting on them are beginning to have an effect. the president is willing to negotiate and at some point if you freeze your nuclear development, not getting rid of it, basically what we will do, we will talk about an armistice to end the korean war. we still haven't ended the korean war. the north koreans believe we want to control, you know, control the whole peninsula. we need to do that. and we need to talk about at least temporarily suspending some of the exercises we do with the south koreans, because again that feeds into their narrative. liz: larry, i also have this moving on the tape. senior white house officials are saying china now sees north korea as a thr

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what has sparked this interest that it all came to fruition this weekend? their whole travel section was on the underground railroad. new york, ripley, ohio, etc. what has sparked this interest that it all came to fruition this weekend? >> you want to speak to it? >> next week, the national park service, that all happens next week, so it is a huge opening. not just for harriet tubman, but to showed she is part of a larger story, and that is important for people to realize. everybody hears about harriet tubman, but there are smaller stories. >> i did not know about the fugitive slaves going to florida to be free. >> right, that was a great story in the new york times. >> in 1990 eight, congress adopted this legislation that sparked work at the state and local level, a lot of the popular culture is following up on this renewed interest. history month, a lot of attention in that sense, but the park service's deserve a lot of credit for driving the story forward. i think it has become a subject of popular interest. >> and i say, as i said earlier, there is alwa

. >>> president trump's tax plan is sparking criticism from the bay area. kpix 5's jessica flores is here with details on a protest happening today in san francisco over tax reform. >> reporter: this morning, here in san francisco, more than 30 groups will be protesting the president's tax plan at the federal building. we haven't seen the full tax details yet. the one page outline released yesterday is sparking outrage. >> great plan! going to put people back to work! >> reporter: the administration's outline of bullet points says the plan would slash the corporate tax rate from 35% to 15%. it will cut rates for individuals and simplify the tax code by reducing the number of tax brackets from 7 to 3. analysts say it could add trillions to the deficit. the administration says it will boost the economy and hope close the budget gap. >> this is about creating jobs and creating economic growth. >> reporter: the president's tax plan would also eliminate the estate tax. state senator from san francisco scott weiner is speaking out against the plan. he is proposin

i don't think there's anything that we can point to specifically to say that this is what sparked this. >> they've got artificial intelligence and natural language processing on the agenda. you can bet they'll likely be talking about these events that happened over the weekend at the conference. that starts tomorrow at 10 a.m. >> i understand the long-term solution here is for technology to detect these types of videos but what is facebook doing right now? they're obviously in the hot seat. >> they spent the last 24 hours investigating this. they're reviewing reporting flows to make sure they can get this information about the questionable content in to the hands of decision makers and make sure the videos be taken down quickly. >>> new at 5:00, a scary encounter with a mountain lion. a woman said she woke up and found one in her bedroom, then it snatched her dog. this happened on native suns road. the woman had her windows open so her dog could come and go but around 3 a.m. she says her dog started barking. when she got up she said she saw a shadow of a big cat and her 15-pound dog wa

the president's top aid steve bannon is losing his seat at the table weeks after his appointment sparked surprise and criticism as president trump kicked up dust of his own without any evidence saying susan rice may have committed a crime. nbc's hallie jackson has it all covered. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: the president's inner circle today in a single file line with the notable exception. chief strategist steve bannon at every other press conference so far. a source familiar says bannon was working on health care but the no show came hours after he was ousted from the national security counsel. >> steve bannon raised eyebrows at first because you don't put political people on the security committee. too soon to tell if he's losing influence. >> reporter: the vice president insisting it's not a demotion. >> this is just a natural evolution to ensure the national security counsel is organized in a way that best serves the president. >> reporter: the move, winning bipartisan support. >> i'd be very pleased that he's not on the national security counsel. my hope is that he would h

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he's unpredicted and critics say fame and venn detective and tonight there are growing signs he could spark the first global crisis for president trump. >> the korean peninsula is a tender box. any miscalculations could result in a conflict that affects american troops. >> reporter: last month kim jong un's regime steeppped up testing on missiles. it said it was practice for targeting u.s. bases in japan and the american personnel stationed there. the nightmare scenar scenario, if they could minute that tourize a war head. inteps jelligence says the u.s. would consider military action to prevent that. on friday james mattis issuing this warning to north korea. >> right now it appears to be going in a very, a very reckless manner and that's got to be stopped. >> reporter: but the north korean dictator has a tie tolerance for risk like deploying malaysia claims two asassassins to kill kim jong unne unnest's half brother. china has been mostly kor korea's president was thrown out of office on corruption charges so now the trump administration is talking bluntly refusing to rule out preemptive

the exchange between david moyes and the exchange between david moyes and the bbc reporter, vicki sparkesnot condoned or excused, but they go on to say that swift action, as they called it, meant it was dealt with by the utmost seriousness at the outset and they have ensured it was resolved to the satisfaction of both vicki sparkes and the bbc. they say it was their priority. they conclude the statement by saying the appropriate action they believe has been taken and therefore they continue to back david moyes as their manager. this is in the end of their manager. this is in the end of the matter, as much a sunderland and david moyes wish it was the case. the football association will write to david moyes asking for his observations, his side of the story, effectively. they must decide if a rule breaches have taken place and what, if any action they will take. the chief executive of women's aid polly neate, has urged the fa to send out a strong message, that there is no place for sexism and misogyny in modern football. she says... "the ingrained sexism at the heart of mr moyes‘ remark epr

i don't think there's anything we can point to specifically that this is what sparked this.we're all standing here because of what unfortunately happened to one of our citizens here in the city, minding his own business, going about his day on easter. i mean, it is personal. definitely." (grant) the former girlfriend - joy lane - has told reporters that she's overwhelmed by the news of the murder - and called stephens "kind and loving." meantime - a string of states were put on high 'alert'....because the suspect is still on the loose. aside from ohio - they are indiana, pennsylvania, new york and michigan . also today - authorities say they have not found evidence of other victims...despite the fact stephens claimed that he killed other people... (( pam )) the brutal killing is the latest in a string of incidents posted to facebook or unfolding on facebook live the video was taken down after three hours, but not before it was downloaded and shared. now facebook is receiving criticism for not acting sooner. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate joins us now to explain what faceb

>> eva, thank you. >>> next to the case sparking outrage. two georgia police officers fired after video surfaced on social media showing them punching and kicking a man in the head who was handcuffed on the ground. tonight, one attorney claiming that video may be misleading. >> reporter: tonight, hits and kicked in the face by police, the man assaulted on video now calling for those officers to be charged as criminals. >> punched, tased, kicked in the head, and incarcerated for no reason. i am a law-abiding citizen whose rights were repeatedly violated. >> reporter: demetrius hollins was pulled over outside of atlanta. the situation escalating quickly. watch as one witness captures video of sergeant michael bongiavonni hitting hollins, already on the ground and handcuffed, another person records officer robert mcdonald stomp on the 21-year-old's face. >> make no mistake. what they did was a crime. >> reporter: bongiavonni's lawyer sayings this video is misleading. rather than a punch it shows a shoulder strike and is in line with police prot

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the video of a 69-year-old man sparking outrage.p four seats for crew members but no volunteers. >> i couldn't believe what i was seeing and hearing. >> reporter: oscar munoz says he stands behind them. the passenger was offered $1,000 in compensation. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: united now making international headlines, especially in china where it has big business. that passenger reportedly heard shouting that he's a doctor in chinese. the company's value dropping more than $700 million at the opening bell. >> while this may be over, may not be a hit to their earnings out in the future, that is not the kind of headline that you want to see. >> reporter: it's the second recent miss for united. two weeks ago they made two teenage girls change out of their leggings before boarding to minneapolis flight. the new united airlines motto trending. also having fun at united's expense. >> when we say you fly, you fly. if not just [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the ceo of ute

investigators are now speaking to witnesses, to sort out what may have sparked the gunfire, police say there was actually some sort of altercation at nearby barlow kate dollars at 27th and sergeant streets. they say the fight started inside and spilled outside, but it is still unclear how the victim was involved. >> at this time we're not sure if this physical altercation is related to the shooting. we don't know if the people involved in the fight are the same people that were involved in the shooting. but it is something that investigators are looking into. >> now, police have not yet released the name of the man who was shot and killed, but they do not believe he was an employee of this bar. later on today, investigators will be going around this area looking for surveillance video, hoping that can help. anyone with information is asked to call police. for now live in strawberry mansion, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back into you. >> they're call it mowab, have bombed isis tarring net afghanistan, and have employed the military largest none nuclear weapon ever

the incident sparked outrage across the globe. dr dao was discharged from hospital on wednesday.a broken nose. he said that he left vietnam in 1975, when saigon fell. and he was on a boat, and he said he was terrified. he said that being dragged down the aisle was more horrifying and harrowing than what he experienced in leaving vietnam. it has turned into a pr disaster for united. initially, its ceo described the passenger as disruptive and belligerent. it was only days later that he offered a full apology. this image of a bloodied, paying customer may prove difficult for united to live down. much more to come on bbc news, including this: on the campaign trail in turkey before it goes to a referendum on its future direction. pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers is reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders have expressed disgust.

a lot of political people that sparked a lot of discussion this year.nteresting. you don't verbally hear a lot from him. >> no. >> but, you know, his stature. >> jimmy fallon do him on snl. . >> just was there. >> once you see that skit you're like you know what, you rarely hear him speak but his influence, certainly. >> huge. >> we've heard a lot about his wife's influence, the president's daughter's influence especially now since they are both white house employees. >> this may be the best father-in-law son in law relationship i think we've ever 17 human history. >> don't you think it's fascinating, i enjoy this list when you think about it two or three years ago did anyone know who jared kushner was. >> no, not like this. >> right. >> what about elizabeth warren? here is somebody who a lot of people thought sheúwou, maybe she'll run in 2020. run but not -- you think about how many senators like -- we knew ted kennedy. can you name at the other senator from massachusetts? of course no. but you can name elizabeth warren. >> so true and i like, too, tha

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