with that, from st thomas of's, it is back to you. from st thomas of's, it is back to 0“. , ., ., .,it to northern ireland. as we've been hearing, he's in belfast at the start of a tour marking 25 years since the signing of the good friday agreement. later, he'll give a speech at ulster university and speak to the leaders of northern ireland's five main political parties. but mr biden won't try to broker a deal to restore power—sharing, which collapsed last year. chris page reports from belfast. the seventh us presidential visit to northern ireland has begun. belfast international airport was the setting for the traditional pictures as air force one arrived. rishi sunak led the welcoming party. he'll have a longer meeting with president biden later today. before he left america, the president said he wanted to promote the new deal between the uk and the eu on northern ireland, known as the windsor framework. what's your top priority on this trip, sir? make sure the irish accords and the windsor agreement stay in place. keep the peace. that's the main thing. and it looks like we're go

st. thomas who lost the ford plant in 2010. that was on a string of rust belt losses that you know well in the united states. manufacturers left, and jobs that contributed to a strong middle-class lifestyle, the companies that sponsored the local games and hockey tournament, jobs that were the backbone of restaurants, and suppliers that that created strong communities parted disappearing. and there is a real understanding by people who use to be able to take pride in working hard, long hours in blue-collar jobs that could feed their family and build a community. suddenly, that doesn't happen, anymore. well, in st. thomas ontario, volkswagen has just decided that they are building this -- the very first of their battery manufacturing plants right there. i had a conversation with the folks of swag and -- the folks of swag and. when they were making that decision. i will be honest, there are places in the united states that were putting up a way, way more money then we put on the table to try to get that factory. millions of dolla

when the story came out. publications like virgin island daily news and st thomas press. they said that there were these reports that there that he had been unhappy with her filing the lawsuit that hadn't kept her updated, that she hadn't kept him updated on the fact that she was filing the case. and then a few days ago the new york times reported something similar. they said that it was not necessarily because that but just vague, you know that he had hate, she hadn't kept him apprised. and the only thing that she could have kept him apprised of, of course, was this lawsuit. and the other thing that the local press has reported is that he has been unhappy with how many resources she's been expending on pursuing the epstein enterprise. but she just, she also received a large summit from the previous case. it's not like she wasn't bringing money in to help cover her expenses. so now you will look at this case than she actually filed. what does the case actually alleged? j. p. morgan chase did in regards to the scene enterprises. the language they use is pretty unequivocal.

st. thomas also wrote his own software program for the device. the result is a new kind of navigational aid that can identify obstacles in the surrounding area and inform the user through headphones. act warnings. pedestrian ahead. take a look at how that works in practice. we'll hear the information that rudolph is hearing, and see what the camera shows. the color boxes show what the a i system is identifying. but not every object should trigger a warning to marsh program, the software to identify which objects are obstacles. after warning, i bicycle ahead and which ones aren't. the invention is still a prototype and intended only as an assistive technology. so rudolph also uses his came the 1st test, will the device identify in approaching pedestrian act warnings, gadarian ahead the message came relatively late. will the technology react more quickly to an approaching car off warning car ahead. when we were standing in the road earlier, i had the feeling that it reacted a bit late. judging by the sound, the corridor already passed and form torn

you know, right when the story came out. publications like virgin island daily news and st thomas press. they said that there were these reports that they're being unhappy with our filing lawsuit that hadn't kept her updated that she hadn't kept him updated on the fact that she was filing the case. and then a few days ago the new york times reported something similar. they said that it was not necessarily because that but just vague. you know, hey, she hadn't kept them apprised me. one thing that she could get them apprised, of course, was this lawsuit. and the other thing that the local press has reported is that she's been unhappy with how many resources she's been expending on pursuing the epstein enterprise. but she just, she also received a large sum it from the previous case. so it's not like she was bringing money in to help cover her expenses. so now you want to look at this case that she actually filed, what is the case actually a ledge, j. p. morgan chase did in regards to the scene enterprises. the language they use is pretty unequivocal. they say j. p. morgan, unknown.

malcolm matin spent the night in a&e at st thomas�* hospital in london afterfalling and breaking a fingerld be allowed to go on strike. because it's an importantjob. hospital bosses say the nhs needs a period of stability. instead it's facing more disruption. simon jones, bbc news. uk prime minister rishi sunak is to ban the construction of new smart motorways, which use technology to regulate speed and traffic flow on some of the uk's highways. 1a planned smart motorways, including 11 that are already paused, will be removed from government road building plans. the bbc�*s panorama programme in 2020 investigated smart motorways, revealing 38 people have been killed on them over a space of five years. it led to the government reviewing the smart motorway network. here's a snippet from the documentary by richard bilton. we put in a freedom of information request for one stretch of the m25. 0ne warning sign was out of action for nearly a year. 336 days. there was a 20—fold rise in near misses — 72 in five years with a hard shoulder, 1,485 in the five years without. earlier, i spoke to our po

our reporter simonjones sent us the latest from the picket line outside of st thomas' hospital in centraldoctors here asking for a 35% pay rise. but there's also a lot of focus today for the nhs on the fact that we're expecting a result on a ballot that's been taking place with nurses. now the government offered them a 5% pay increase. the ballot has now closed. we we're expecting the result of that later today. it's by no means certain that the nurses will accept that 5% pay offer in england. let's talk now to one of the junior doctors and from the british medical association. adriano, just tell me, first of all, i'll get on to what you're asking for. but no doubt you're watching the result of the nurses ballot very closely. naturally, we are watching the results of the nursing ballot very closely. nurses are our colleagues. we work in the same environments, were part of the very same themes and we care for the same patients and we support our colleagues in their faith, in their fight for fair pay. however, i don't feel like i can't comment on the decisions other trade unions make for th

our reporter simonjones sent us the latest from the picket line outside of st thomas' hospital in centralhere is a picket line here for day four of this dispute. we have gotjunior doctors here asking for a 35% pay rise but there is also a lot of focus today for the nhs on the fact that we are expecting a result on a ballot that has been taking place with nurses. the government offered them a 5% pay increase, the ballot has now closed. we are expecting the result of that later today. it is by no means certain that the nurses well accept that 5% pay offer in england. let's talk now to one of the junior doctors from the british medical association. tell me first of all, i'll get on to what you are asking for, but no doubt, you are watching the result of the nurses very closely. naturally, we are watching it very closely, they are our colleagues, we are part of the same team, and we care for the same patients, and we _ support our colleagues in their fight for fair pay. however, i do not feel like i can comment on the decisions of other trade unions, but i am confident that the nurses will— m

st. thomas is hospital in london. tens of thousands of junior doctors have taken the decision to go on strike for 4 days this week. those junior doctors could include recent medical school graduates all the way up to professionals with more than 15 years of experience that represents a very significant chunk of the doctor's workforce here in the u. k. and the impact on hospitals like this one beside me will be significant. we're expecting to see hundreds of thousands of surgeries, of screenings of hospital appointments, cancelled over the course of this week with an impact that could last for far longer. the british medical association. that's the union that represents these doctors is demanding a 35 percent pay increase from the british government. the government calls that number unrealistic, but the doctors argue that it simply reflects the increase in wage is going back to 2007, 2008, tracking along with high british inflation levels. the consequences on this system will be very, very serious. but the doctors, i've spoken to say that given the challenges for themselves and their colleague

earlier i spoke to our correspondent, simonjones, who was at st thomas' hospital in central london.ecting that 5% pay increase. but then we had another union, unison, which represents some nurses, but largely, paramedics and ambulance staff. they voted to accept that 5% pay increase. so you may have a situation going forward when staff from the royal college of nursing, who were due to stage another walkout at the end of this month, their shifts may be filled by staff from the unison union who may step in. now they have accepted the pay offer. it's all very difficult for nhs bosses to calculate the effect of this, but they say what the nhs in england needs is a period of stability. but now there's going to be even more uncertainty. and nhs providers, which speaks for hospital trusts like the one i'm at today in london, well, they say ultimately that the strike action that's going to be held in the coming weeks is going to be a real challenge because what's going to be different this time is that nurses from the royal college of nursing, who work in emergency departments and intensiv

malcolm matin sent the night in a&e at st thomas' hospital in london after falling and breaking a fingeres say the nhs needs a period of stability. instead it's facing more disruption. simon jones, bbc news. let's turn to japan now, where a man has been arrested after throwing what appeared to be a smoke bomb at the country's prime minister. a 24—year—old man was held by security guards after a loud explosion at a campaign event in the city of wakayama, south of osaka, where fumio kishida was giving a speech. 0ur tokyo correspondent shaimaa khalil has the details. chaos among the crowd at a young man is wrestled by security and pinned to the ground. then smoke filled the air after a loud explosion, with screaming bystanders scrambling to flee the scene. this is how a speech ijy flee the scene. this is how a speech by the prime minister fumio kishida was interrupted. he was taken to safety unharmed, no other injuries were reported, but those who came to see him fled in fear. translation: ., ., translation: something flew over our head, we translation: something flew over our head. we ran

live now to st thomas's hospital in london. our correspondent, simonjones, is there.r. what is the indication? what are you hearing?— offer. what is the indication? what are you hearing? well, what we are heafina are you hearing? well, what we are hearin: is are you hearing? well, what we are hearing is that _ are you hearing? well, what we are hearing is that it _ are you hearing? well, what we are hearing is that it is _ are you hearing? well, what we are hearing is that it is likely, _ hearing is that it is likely, according to health unions, that it is possible this will be rejected, this 5% but that has been put to nurses. at the moment we haven't had confirmation of that from the union representing the nurses, the royal couege representing the nurses, the royal college nursing, they say they are still calculating the vote. it finished at 9am this morning, but there is increasing concern amongst health bosses that it may well be rejected. if that is the case, and it does remain an if at the moment, the union has a mandate to call further strikes. that mandate last

st. thomas the apostle roman catholic church. then she was buried at oakdale cemetery.in 1888, the ladies memorial association erected a marble cross at her grave. so, there we have it. if we think about rose as a spy, she did that great service before the battle of manassas bull run. beauregard when he wrote about this in years later mentioned had that same information from other sources. so she was not the only source of information. she did help to confirm when this movement was going to take place. that was valuable information. but as far as a spy she was very open about her beliefs and what she did. she was not as effective as she could've been. but where she was effective was in the pr department. she was able to generate a lot of sympathy, a lot of support. even in great britain and france there were people who truly admired her. she did not succeed in getting recognition for the confederacy, probably could not have. this was at least a possibility for the confederates with her. so there you have it. i did have a few questions that came in. one is about rose and

malcolm matin sent the night in a&e at st thomas hospital in london afterfalling and breaking a finger nhs needs a period of stability. instead it is facing more disruption. simon jones, bbc news. let's ta ke let's take you live now to tel aviv. we have live pictures coming in. in tel aviv right now, tens of thousands of israelis are protesting against prime minister benjamin netanyahu's judicial overhaul. we have covered this on bbc news many times. we have covered this on bbc news many times. it's a fifteenth week of protests across the country. police closed roads intel aviv and haifa, in tel aviv and haifa, where the biggest demonstrations have regularly been held. a counter protest in favour of the government plans has been held in netanya. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has put the proposal on hold for now so that talks can be held on reaching a compromise. he dismissed the move on friday by the credit ratings agency moody's, which lowered its outlook on israel from positive to stable. mr netanyahu said that recent events would not harm israel's democracy or economy. we ar

st. thomas in minnesota. elon musk spacex today launched the first test flight of starship, it's 400 foot rocket meant to one day send people to the moon and eventually mars. the most powerful rocket ever built blasted off from its launch base in texas. >> we should have had separation by now. this does not appear to be a nominal situation. >> only to explode roughly four minutes into its flight. the rocket was unmanned. musk says the next launch attempt will be in a few months. we should say spacex calls this a rapid unscheduled disassembly, what we would call an explosion. help us understand what happened during this test flight? >> are used to get mad at nassau forcing off nominal. this is a good turnout of phrase for sure. it appears several of the engines were not working almost on the outset. a few weren't even fired up when it left the pad and as it ascended, several more failed, at least half a dozen, maybe close to eight depending on how you are counting and when you are looking. you can imagine that

malcolm matin sent the night in a&e at st thomas hospital in london afterfalling and breaking a fingersted injapan, after he appeared to throw a smoke bomb at the country's prime minister. the man was held by security guards after a loud explosion, at a local campaign event. 0ur tokyo correspondent, shaimaa khalil, has the details — and a warning — her report contains flash photography. chaos among the crowd as a young man is wrestled by security and pinned to the ground. then this. explosion. smoke fills the air after a loud explosion, with screaming bystanders scrambling to flee the scene. this is how a speech by the prime minister fumio kishida was interrupted. he was taken to safety unharmed. no other injuries were reported. but those who came to see him fled in fear. translation: something flew over our head. i we ran as fast as we could. and about ten seconds later, we heard a loud noise. my child started crying. it was shocking. my heart is still pounding hard, it has not stopped. police say a man has been arrested and identified as 24—year—old ryuji kimura. his motivation is un

st. thomas church.that service nearly ran out of the way for that is the consecrated host catholics believed contained the body of jesus. but instead of running out, the eucharistic host to cap multiplying what happened is our lord multiplied himself as what happened. i have no doubt. i know what i gave the person coming to what is return director catholic church records 152 of these types of eucharistic miracles. for in the century. to happen in poland and the last 20 years. a wait for it was excellently dropped to the floor and church procedures required to be put in a chalice with water. instead of dissolving, a red substance began emerging scientific analysis documented by the vatican found it to be blood tissue of a human heart in distress. archdiocese has brought an expert to investigate its alleged miracle using forensic science. >> i am sending out an experienced priest has knowledge of the church law to follow procedures to just examine exactly happened and under what circumstances were. >> inv

n b, a draft, the native of st thomas in the virgin islands, three time all american national player of the year honors last year. if you love college basketball, you know her name. in fact, south carolina had five players. taken last night. that is the fourth time that that has ever happened. they had a phenomenal year. a lot of talent on that roster. meantime else use angel recent iowa's katelyn polantz the stars of last week's championship game , not eligible to be drafted yet . so wait a few more years to see them in the league. but the w n b a season tips off on may 19th. we're looking forward to that the nba's playoff play in tipping off tonight, minnesota will be without really go bare against lebron and the lakers. they are very short staffed. heading into this game, the timberwolves suspended the center. for punching his teammate pile anderson in the chest during a heated exchange on the bench on sunday. the berries since apologized and will be allowed to rejoin the team, either for potential first round series against the grizzlies if minnesota wins or against the winner of

st. thomas hospital in london. so how widespread will this disruption be to, to the health care system would be doctors on strike will during this is almost half of all of the u. kays dot. so work force. these are junior adults as those of folks that have either recently graduated from medical school all the way out to those with 15 years of experience. they're members of a union called the british medical association. and they're the ones that are involved in the industrial action here. the impact will be significant. they've said that they will make some exemptions over the next whole days. if there's, for instance, a mass casualty event, or if executives inside hospitals like the one next to me, can convince them that lives are in danger. now of course, these doctors are not speaking to a few of them. don't take this action lightly, but they are concerned, given the long term challenges that themselves and that colleagues are facing. they take this action and they do feel that is necessary for the british junior

he is also an adjunct professor of law at st thomas university. good to see you again.et's start here with some of the suggestions that the governor kind of mold over publicly. on what to do with the land around disney watch. people have said, you know, maybe maybe have another. maybe create a state park. maybe try to do more amusement parks. uh someone even said, like, maybe you need another state present. who knows? i mean, i just think that the possibilities are endless. how do you think this is playing for desantis? i think it's playing horribly. i think it was obviously very vindictive, not to mention the fact that there is no basis in the law for anything he's talking about, or even basis for invalidating the very legal development order disney deal with the prior really creep board. i think desantis is making a fool of himself, and he just keeps digging himself deeper the whole week. do you think this undermines as former new jersey governor chris christie says, kind of undermines his claim to be a conservative that there will be this continued retribution for di

we can speak now to our reporter simonjones, who's outside st thomas�* hospital in central london thislot riding on the result of this ballot? when will we know? the result of the ballot today is — when will we know? the result of the ballot today is expected _ when will we know? the result of the ballot today is expected by _ when will we know? the result of the ballot today is expected by early - ballot today is expected by early evening, and it is going to be watched very closely at hospitals like this one. this is one of the largest hospital trusts in england, operating five different hospital sites. now, members of the nursing union have until 9.00 this morning to cast their vote, so that the union leadership says it is premature to speculate what the result might be. but looking at other parts of the uk, it is by no means certain that members will accepted. in scotland, there was an offer of 6.5%. that was narrowly accepted by rcn members. but look at wales, where there was a 1.5% offer above what was already on the table, and that was roundly rejected. this all takes place again

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our reporter graham satchell is outside st thomas' hospital in london for us this morning.4 hours in, how much of an impact is this strike having so far? hhs this strike having so far? nhs bosses are — this strike having so far? nhs bosses are really _ this strike having so far? hhs bosses are really worried about this is, sadly, because they say it will be the most disruptive strike in the nhs's be the most disruptive strike in the nhs�*s whole history. if there is one crumb of good news, we are not hearing of any major incidents overnight, but it was overnight to care that the bosses were worried about. it suggests that their contingency plans of putting other staff in place, consultants and nurses, appear to be working. there's not to say there is not an impact, there really is. hundreds of thousands of appointments and operations and other procedures will be and have been cancelled over the next four days putting enormous pressure on an already pressurised system. we are at st hospital, the picket line will be arriving at around 7:30am. this dispute has been stuck and n

st. thomas, virgin islands. in morning -- good morning. caller: thank you for taking my calls. live in an island owned by the u.s. so we are considered american citizens but the former president trickle down across the world, lies, hatefulness, deceit and violence and said -- and president biden is a breath of fresh air for so many people. you have to have individual decency with the former president did not have but joe biden has it. host: what do you think of president biden's record so far? caller: i commend him. i commend his record and all he has been trying to do even though he has had a lot of pushback from the republican party. i am concerned about whether he will be able to compete another four years but i think he did a very good job as president. his decency is what i appreciate most. host: david in north carolina, independent. caller: thank you for taking my call this morning. i do not think president biden should run again for reelection. it is just that the country, over the last two years -- i am an independent so i am not a party person by any means. i have seen

st. thomas, virgin islands. in morning -- good morning. caller: thank you for taking my calls. live in an island owned by the u.s. so we are considered american citizens but the former president trickle down across the world, lies, hatefulness, deceit and violence and said -- and president biden is a breath of fresh air for so many people. you have to have individual decency with the former president did not have but joe biden has it. host: what do you think of president biden's record so far? caller: i commend him. i commend his record and all he has been trying to do even though he has had a lot of pushback from the republican party. i am concerned about whether he will be able to compete another four years but i think he did a very good job as president. his decency is what i appreciate most. host: david in north carolina, independent. caller: thank you for taking my call this morning. i do not think president biden should run again for reelection. it is just that the country, over the last two years -- i am an independent so i am not a party person by any means. i have seen

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crews in san jose today began taking down the statue of thomas fallon near the intersection of julian and stames streets. the bronze statue shows fallon, a captain during the mexican american warn san jose. in 18 46. many see fallon has a colonizer and oppressor and felt the statue was offensive. others felt the statue should stay to encourage dialogue about history. eventually the city council voted unanimously in 2021 to remove that sculpture. today is the 117th anniversary of the great quake of 19. oh, six in san francisco. commemorative events this morning marked the exact moment that quake struck and as ktvu james torres reports, those taking part today say it's very important that this story of how the city was rebuilt. is never forgotten. there. isn't anyone still alive today who lived through the 19 oh, six disaster 117 years ago, powerful seismic waves roared across the prosperous city of san francisco. but just after five this morning, those standing at lot of fountain on market street heard and felt the tail fires rageopped until 74 hs later. april 18th 19 oh, six and earthquake a