the company behind watson, remember watson? it won jeopardy a couple years ago? well, ibm has struck a deal with a german software giant, sap, to embed wattton's seasonal into sap -- watson's technology to power its digital assistant a move they say will help human workers increase productivity. but how many jobs will it replace? we put that question to ibm ceo arvin krishna and sap if ceo christian kline. they are coming up at 3:30 p.m. eastern time. you'll only see them here on fox business. you know, too bad watson can't stabilize the stock or the oil markets. we've got oil getting sucked into the vortex. it closed out this afternoon i want to say, yep, down about 5.25% to to crush 71.66 a barre. dragging big oil, the refines, the drillers, the whole shooting match down with it. we picked and chose a couple of names. chevron down 4%. it is the bottom of the dow jones industrials right now. apache down 7%. exxonmobil is swooning 3.5%. transocean down 3.25 the, ticker symbol rig. investors are fleeing the sector after china released data overnight that showed ma

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rob watson in the newsroom, thank ou week. rob watson in the newsroom, thank you for— week. newsroom, thank you for that. _ week. rob watson in the newsroom, thank you for that. now _ week. rob watson in the newsroom, thank you for that. now to _ week. rob watson in the newsroom, thank you for that. now to the - week. rob watson in the newsroom, thank you for that. now to the war . thank you for that. now to the war in ukraine and we are focusing on russia. take a look at this map — showing belgorod on the russian side of the border with ukraine. russian officials say it's been attacked again with drones overnight, but no casualties have been reported. on tuesday, russia claimed to have defeated a group of insurgents who'd crossed the borderfrom neighbouring ukraine. the government in kyiv has denied any involvement and the united states has issued a statement saying it does "not encourage" attacks beyond ukraine's borders. responsibility for the attacks, has been claimed by two paramilitary groups, calling themselves the russian volunteer corps and the freedom of russia leg

ronnie o'sullivan - talking to john watson. that is just talking tojohn watson.rt app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. that includes build—up to the leicester and liverpool game as well. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. we will see you next time. welcome to bbc news. the mp and former cabinet minister jacob rees—mogg has had to deal with an invader on stage, while he was making a speech to the national conservatism conference. he was just about to start speaking at the right—wing gathering when he was joined by an uninvited guest... here's what happened. their national conservatism... ladies and gentlemen, you will look very nice _ ladies and gentlemen, you will look very nice people and i'm sure you're all fantastically nice people, but i would _ all fantastically nice people, but i would like to draw your attention to a few _ would like to draw your attention to a few characteristics of fascism... thank— a few characteristics of fascism... thank you — a few characteristics of fascism... thank you very much... jeeri

. >> police say 57 year-old carlo watson's stole a city-owned truck and led police on a chase yesterday. investigators say the truck crash but the gray sedan at 16th and patrol that was near a bus stop. a 58 year-old man was killed. 4 people were injured. watson is facing charges, including vehicular manslaughter and a police are not releasing the names of the people injured, but we do know the ages, the youngest, a victim who was injured. a 37 year-old man. the oldest, a 70 year-old woman. the 4 people who were injured are all expected to recover. >> that deadly crash is now sparking a discussion about the policy of police pruitt's of pursuits in san francisco kron four's haaziq madyun has that part of the story. >> and innocent bystanders killed 3 more victims injured after alleged carjacker carla watson and try to avoid being caught by police end up in a violent collision with another vehicle at the intersection of 16th street in patrol in san francisco. we are authorized to pursue a vehicle that that's was involved in a violent >> crime and a carjacking. >> sfpd investigators say it

watson has been booked on multiple charges including murder and vehicular manslaughter. police are not releasing the names of the injured victims, but we are learning their age is the youngest as a 37 year-old man. the oldest identified as a 70 year-old woman. investigators say the people who survived a recovering from non-life-threatening injuries. this deadly crash now sparking a discussion about the policy of police pursuits in san francisco. >> kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has that part of the story. >> an innocent bystanders killed 3 more victims injured after alleged carjacker carla watson and try to avoid being caught by police end up in a violent collision with another vehicle at the intersection of 16th street in patrol in san francisco. we are authorized to pursue a vehicle that that's was involved in a violent >> crime and a carjacking. >> as apd investigators say it was around 10:00am tuesday when watson allegedly carjacked a city-owned vehicle at folsom. it will short time later. sfpd officers and deputies with the s of sheriff's office spotted the vehicle he

so she goes to this watson is totally entrancing. she suddenly realized not only is this interesting her but this is going to solve all the questions ever had about life. like why did her mother cancer when she was done? when was young? why does she look like, you know, this relative but not that relative and she works up the courage to go to james watson's lab and say, i'd like to work for you. he's like, sure, come on, work. and she gets wrapped into this world. it's a totally new world for her, and she is just sound. her people. and initially she thinks, remember, she's got this time frame and she thinks, well, all i need to do is just do science. i going to do a nobel prize worthy experiment. i don't need to do this whole phd nonsense and she but but says, no, no, you're really good. you should go do a ph.d. so she goes to yale and, tries out the ph.d. thing, and she's like, i really just want to be back at harvard studying expression with this one person i like. and so she gives the ph.d. to go back and be a technician, which is

a carjacking and deadly christ in san francisco, please identify the suspect as 57-year-old carla watson, police say it was watson who stole a city truck, sparking a chase that ended in the potrero hill neighborhood. one person was killed and four other people were injured as the stolen truck slammed into another car and then careened towards people standing near a bus stop watson is now facing several charges, including carjacking, murder, vehicular manslaughter, and driving without a license. >>> the man accused in the stabbing death of tech executive, bob lee, wants to put his case on a fast track. now preliminary hearing is set for next tuesday. but here's the surprising thing about all this. turns out, is that hot with his high profile attorney. paula kenny had wanted to delay the hearing, but he insisted on having the earliest court date possible. kenny told us, while it is not what she wanted, she understands his desire to have his day in court as soon as possible. >> from his perspective, or for any terminal defendant's perspective, they are in custody . who wants to be in jail?

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she was like, "oh, of watson and crick.a part of her brain was like, "ooh, crick. [ laughter ] "allie -- allie, like a crick in your neck. [ laughter ] and she was like, "no, shut up brain. that doesn't make any sense. and her brain was like, "no, it didn't work really good. [ laughter ] is this our last one yeah, this is last one we often go to scollins for our closers. and that's what we're doing here today. scollins -- if you've seen scollins once before, and it was the -- it was a cosby joke, which was everyone's favorite. [ laughter ] "today was national napping day," said parents who weren't ready to tell the truth about grandma. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] "no, no, no," said -- there -- yeah, yeah [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause "you don't get it. you guys, what a time we've had. this has been "surprise inspection." [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: as i said, it's feeling more and more like spring. and there's nothing i like more in spring than hanging out with some friends and drinking a

in addition to murder, watson faces charges including carjacking and vehicular manslaughter. >>> this united airlines flight landed safely back at sfo after some sort of mechanical issue. the flight took off from sfo bound for honolulu earlier today, but had to turn around less than an hour after takeoff. united says it's arranged to get the 220 passengers on another flight to their destination. >>> now to san jose where mayor matt mahan and other city leaders unveiled a new proposal aimed at helping people get off the streets. the proposed budget plan puts $50 million into solutions for encampments and rvs on the streets. that includes emergency interim housing, safe parking sites and staffing to operate these spaces. the plan also allows an additional $50 million towards new affordable housing projects. >> we're piecing together inclusionary fund dollars and some ending fund balance dollars over the next two years to be able to get to $50 million for each priority. >> the mayor's proposal is facing backlash by some council members over creating temporary shelters rather than permane

the suspected driver 57 year old carlo watson, he was taken to the hospital. he was then arrested for a litany of charges. stemming from the carjacking. the homicide. the vehicle manslaughter as well as resisting arrest. ktvu is trying to confirm this is the same man from san francisco reportedly accused of stealing a lowe's truck in kansas. back in 2019. a motive in tuesday's incident has not been released. right now. investigators are reviewing surveillance video. one of my coworkers came outside yesterday held of one of the woman's hand. and we need to track and charge of consult her while she was pinned. and i need to track yesterday so it was really tough on everybody. reminders of life changing moments and a struggle to understand why you took life you took. you took an innocent life took and it's a bystanders and in front of the hospital in san francisco, brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news san francisco police have scheduled a town hall for a police standoff that resulted in an officer shooting and killing a suspect, the police department has said a town

but i think as watson saw it, these drunken officers were misusing him. and also, his fellow his fellow soldiers, when the confederacy didn't really manpower to waste. so it was only by a certain deserting and joining another outfit that watson could escape abuse and fulfill his patriotic obligations as a soldier and a man. and this potential for disorder caused by drunken soldiers officers. it left civil u.n. observers horrified as. well, although they might not have been surprised and they respond by articulating their own ideas about role that liquor should play in soldiers life and their opinions are different than the soldiers and the officers. temperance reformers, especially thought that soldiers should avoid all liquor at, all costs. they're worried that they'll jeopardize their manliness and jeopardize the safety of the country as a result. so reformers worried that young men would drink to their ruin in an effort to assert masculinity and to appeal to social stability, to and to bravery. and then after spending time in the army, both abstainers

police claim watson destroyed in -- stole an employee's vehicle and refused to stop for officers. a chase ensued and he crashed into a bus on potrero avenue, hitting four people. a 58-year-old man that his injuries. three other victims, including a 70-year-old woman, were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. ama: a crisis far from over. the amount of people now experiencing food insecurity is back at peak levels. organizers at local food pantry's there's another challenge facing them. details when abc 7 news at 5:00. david: tina turner has died. more on her life, reaction pouring in, including mick jagger appeared also the debt ceiling battle, ron desantis running, prices going up everywhere. it's goodbye steaks. hello, cereal. this is grocery outlet and your family can still have steaks for dinner. follow me. at grocery outlet we have an amazing selection of meats. like beef, pork, chicken, all within your family's budget even today. hello. steak and chicken and pork chops. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪. sorry. got excited. ama: food insecurity in t

he's been identified as 57-year-old carlo watson. one person was killed and four others were hurt when the stolen truck police say he was driving crashed into a bus stop in potrero hill. watson is facing several charges, including carjacking, murder, vehicular manslaughter, and driving without a license. >>> san jose mayor matt mahan unveiled a $50 million proposal that aims to get encampments and rvs off the streets and the people living in them into emergency housing. the plan also calls for stacked safe parking slots. >> we're piecing together inclusionary dollars and some ending fund balance dollars over the next two years to be able to get to $50 million for each priority. >> there could be an additional $50 million for new affordable housing projects as well. >>> it appears another retailer has left san francisco's westfield mall on market street. the chronicle reports the banana republic closed its storefront for the final time there today but did not cite crime as a main reason, rather lower foot traffic at the mall and paren

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let's get more with our uk political correspondent rob watson.tson. start with borisjohnso the lets start with borisjohnson and the news he is ditching government appointed lawyers. take us through it. i appointed lawyers. take us through it. ~' appointed lawyers. take us through it. ~ , ., ., ., , it. i think you laid it out very nicely so _ it. i think you laid it out very nicely so thank _ it. i think you laid it out very nicely so thank you - it. i think you laid it out very nicely so thank you for- it. i think you laid it out very nicely so thank you for all. it. i think you laid it out very | nicely so thank you for all the it. i think you laid it out very - nicely so thank you for all the help in advance. essentially what he seems to be doing is, if you like, as borisjohnson often does, is thinking the best form of defence is attack on to say, look, he's not trusting exactly the way things have been going so far and therefore instead of relying on government lawyers, he's going to be getting his own team of lawyers in order to handle what

ian watson reporting there. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.pring has seen record temperatures across vietnam, the philippines, thailand — and hotter than normal weather in singapore — as well as further north in south korea and china. a week ago, vietnam recorded its highest—ever temperature, just over 44 degrees celsius. and in china, there's been a surge in electricity use, as people switch on their air conditioners. and workers who do physical labour have been experiencing health problems in the extreme heat. from a conference in arizona on the topic, associate professorjason lee, director of the heat resilience and performance centre at the yong loo lin school of medicine, told us more about this. first, i think heat does not get the same kind of attention compared to other climate and weather hazards, because it is largely invisible. and also in this case, we undertake work in singapore and beyond singapore, in southeast asia, looking at workers under extreme conditions, in hope to recommend practical strategies to optimise health and wor

graduation nbc news's gabe gutierrez has more >> reporter: these small steps mean a lot to kalil watson he was shot in the neck, the resulting spinal cord injury left him paralyzed from the neck down >> i had to learn how to eat, speak and breathe on my own. >> reporter: one of the things he missed while in the hospital, his high school graduation kalil was determined to continue his education, studying social work in college. >> i have a passion for helping others after going through the things i have experienced i feel like i would be easy to connect with and understand individuals who have similar or worse situations. >> reporter: now thanks to some help from this robotic exoskeleton and therapist at sheltering arms institute in virginia, kalil stepping up on to this stage at the reynolds community college. walking to receive his associate degree in pre social work. >> god, friends, my family, i mean, only the people who know what it took for me to get to this point. >> reporter: now with his diploma in hand, kalil is sharing this message. >> anything is possible. in life you will ex

guest: first of all, i want to congratulate stephanie and her colleagues at the watson center.y've done very good work over the years at reminding us that we have to take a broader perspective in understanding the consequences of war. and i generally agree with most of the methodologies. we can talk about some specifics in a minute. but let me make that point. secondly, you are correct to argue or to summarize the ratings that i have done to say that, when we think about the 22-year campaign against salafism or however you'd like to describe the broader al qaeda and related movements around the world, the united states and its western allies have generally been fairly fortunate in that the number of subsequent attacks on american or even european soil has been quite modest compared to the fears we all had after 9/11. and, of course, there have been some attacks, most notably some of the isis attacks in europe in the middle part of the last decade, but generally speaking, if you want to do a plus-minus cost assessment of the so-called "war on terror," which may not be a good ter

charles watson at men's airport meteorologist adam klotz for the "fox weather" forecast for you.ut first, cb cotton his life would've near city areas most popular beaches, rockaway beach in queens. cb, 75 and sunny kind of looks. >> yes it kind of worked as a great assignment more moral that we up to be awesome. we've been talking a lot to the beachgoers out here they're excited about the summer season. a great thing about the weekend is lifeguards are officially back on duty. i guess reassurance of extra level of protection have another set of eyes looking out for them when they're out here on the beach or out here in the water. speaking of being in the water we been talking shark sightings all throughout the day. we know there were at least six shark attacks last summer. obviously that can some people some pause. don't you think which of the coming up to the beach making a wise decision i'm joined now by beachgoers. jake from brooklyn in schuyler, so thrilled to be here with you both. talk to me how is memorial day we can shopping up for you? exit shaping up really well for thi

but first we'll go to charles watson. he is live on the busiest airports in our country.tsfield jackson there in atlanta. charles i see a lot of people behind you what is happening there? or so yes a lot of people. the great american getaway is certainly in full effect. we are expecting big crowds this weekend. we are certainly seeing them at hartsfield jackson international airport as waves and waves of people both the tsa checkpoint to try to make it to their flight so they can get to their holiday destinations. aaa said they are expecting a lot of people as i mentioned 3.4 million people will fly this holiday weekend. that is 11% increase in double digit over last year. those numbers are also expected to eclipse the pre-pandemic numbers. holiday air travel at more than 5% compared to the same time 2019. >> out we were in the post pandemic era people want to get back out there. they are wanting to not only travel across the u.s. but international travel is also up significantly. aaa has reported more than two 100% increase in international travel compared to 2022. tsa s

first of all, i want to congratulate stephanie and her colleagues at the watson center. they've done very good work over the years at reminding us that we have to take a broader perspective and understanding the consequences of war. and i generally agree with most of the methodologies we can talk about some specifics in a minute. but let me make that point 2nd, you're correct to argue or to, to summarize the writings that i've done to say that when we think about a 22 year campaign against, you know, solid prison or however you'd like to describe the broader al qaeda and related movements around the world, the united states that it's western allies have generally been fairly fortunate in that the number of subsequent attacks on american or even european soil has been quite modest compared to the fear as we all had after 911. and of course, there have been some attacks, most notably, some of the ice us attacks in europe in the middle part of the last decade. but generally speaking, if you want to do a plus minus cost benefit assessment of the so called war on terror, whic

john watson has the story. a very special day for fans here at old trafford.rs ago, aged just 22, when he was serving in the army. he�*s here to meet his football heroes. but little does he know the manchester united captain has a surprise in store for him from another sporting hero who�*s raised millions for mnd. jordan, there�*s a very special message for you from kev. he wanted to say a few words to you. so, here we go. ijust want to send a quick message tojordan pilkington. i've heard your story, i've heard all about you and you are an amazing guy. and just like my mate rob, you've inspired everyone who knows you with your fight, courage and bravery. and you are a true champion. i'm going to send you my t—shirt that i ran the rob burrow leeds marathon in on sunday. but don't worry, it's been washed! as the great doddie weir always said, mnd isn't incurable, it's just under—funded. keep fighting. keep smiling, my friend. what do you think of that? absolutely amazing. thank you very much to sir kev. isn�*t that wonderful? kevin sinfield has been raising awar

charles watson. we'll go back to him later on. the atlanta police department said all of this started around 12:30 p.m. as i mentioned a little earlier along the 1110 west peachtree street, northwest midtown atlanta. a very upscale region of atlanta. these things don't normally happen there. steve harrigan is on the phone with the latest. hi, steve. >> i was walking in that area just heading out for lunch when about 12:08, the sirens started flying. saw a huge law enforcement presence. sometimes driving against traffic to get to the scene. it was police, it was marshalls, swat teams. we have really seen in the past hour a real shift as this man hunt continues. it has now left midtown and moved north and west for cobb county area. that's where they suspect the 24-year-old deon patterson has hijacked a car and headed that way. right now there was a shelter in place in midtown. that's been lifted. schools have also been locked down. even elementary schools shut down. you can't pick up your kids in midtown. that's been lifted as well.

rob watson they _ war, second world war that is. there, thank you very much for taking us through all of that. toa to a fascinating story because a peerless management able to walk again by something about it thanks to electronic implants. a medical first because the implants were wirelessly transmitting his thoughts to his legs and feet via a second implant in his spine in the system is still very much at an experiment of state but a leading uk spinal charity called it very encouraging. here is our science correspondent. this man leaves his wheelchair behind to take a walk in the park. he was paralysed in a cycling accident in 2001. for more than a decade, he was unable to walk, but a brain implant has changed everything. i am in full control of motor stimulation. and that gives me a lot of freedom which i did not have with the previous therapy. gert—jan could barely walk even with the aid of a harness when he first arrived at a pioneering swiss research lab. two years ago, he had an operation to insert two implants on his brain, a

iain watson, bbc news.correspondent david wallace lockhart who can give us the latest picture. you've been digging into the numbers for us. that's right. they it's to get an overall picture is a look at the change we're seeing in counselors. i will bring that up and we can start there. this is a comparison to 2019, just for a bit of context was up in 2019 the conservatives had a very bad set of local elections. labour didn't have a great time either, the lib dems did quite well. on changes to the 2090 local elections, labour at this point are up by 430 seats. conservatives down by almost 800 and lib dems up by 275. they were already starting from quite a high bar. significant gains for the greens who are up by 178. what does this mean for changes in council numbers? labour had gained 17, conservatives lost almost 40 mac, the live dems up by seven, the greens up i want for that will have more later. let's delve into a few seeds that tell perhaps a bit of a story of the selection so far. we will start on the

watson has been booked on a number of charges including murder and vehicular manslaughter. that deadly crash is now sparking a discussion about the policy of police pursuits in the city. san francisco's police pursuit policy includes balancing the importance of apprehending suspects who unlawfully flee from law enforcement against the risks. a vehicle pursuits. >> in that drew a lot of fields state. it can be hard for officers to make the right decision and it's always to pursue done san francisco because we are a tight, densely packed city. we i waited that stream injuries and fatalities because of our infrastructure. and so you put that, you know, 4 or 5,000 pounds. >> essentially missile in the middle of there's a chance of doing some injured. >> the san francisco sheriff's office tells us is policy includes objectively and continuously. wayne, the seriousness of the offense against the potential danger to innocent motorists themselves and the public when electing to continue a pursuit. police officials say, although an arrest has been made, this does remain an active in

to participate in the watson heavy committed the these people vandalized are solved zimmerman for good. they're kind of always goes over to america. most of those students can not go to school exams are going on and the school children been suffering. the army is being deployed into practice, stormy states to maintain the one order in run cons policy lead is also going support has to remain peaceful from cut off due to high, but people out in the street. yep. with district, i'm able to continue to put this, but i've awesome a. this is the legal cost to choose the right. keep it peaceful. do not a good it could be because is do not to destroy public or private property, but peaceful for this is that the former prime minister faces dozens of corruption charges, which he and his party deny this time the pack is donny authorities accused and run con, of receiving valuable and does it brought it from a property tycoon. this is and it asked which is not more debated by any political victimization. this is a that asked which was not done at the behest of the government. it is, and that is, th

indeed, ok, iain watson, thank you.er, says he'll introduce new nhs targets on cutting deaths in england from heart disease, strokes, cancer and suicide if his party wins the next general election. in a speech this morning, sir keir pledged to get the nhs "off its knees". the reality is this — the nhs is not sustainable unless we make serious, deep, long—term changes. that's my politics — reform for renewal, national missions for the common good, an nhs fit for the future. our health correspondent nick triggle is here. what's the labour leader been proposing this morning? well, sir keir starmer set out three key priorities for change, he talked about out neighbourhood health service, so more done in the community to reflect that growing numbers of people are living with long—term conditions such as heart disease and dementia. he said that would require more gps but also other health staff in the community doing more, such as pharmacists. that brings us into the second priority, which is healthy life expectancy. there is

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charles watson live in atlanta. thank you.wo more horses euthanized at churchill downs racecourse this weekend. twelve horses in recent weeks at the kentucky derby. it is highly unusual and says that it is cooperating with ongoing investigations. christina coleman has the latest on this. >> hi, jon. as for the two horses that just died a ligament and loss in limbo suffered a similar injury during friday's race. the veterinarians that treated them determined that the horses could not recover. churchill downs released a statement saying the vets made a difficult but most humane decision to euthanize them. their deaths add to the 10 other horse fatalities since march 30. peta is heavily criticizing the organization over these deaths. >> churchill downs could start with shutting down the track and suspending all the races until they get to the bottom of what is causing the problem. very, very serious trouble and they need to take it seriously. >> churchill downs says that they are focused on safety. in a statement following the la

he's been speaking tojohn watson.guy even when i wasn't in a good place i always felt like i was going to work my way out of it, you know what i mean? i think as you get older you realise you don't want to keep working away out of stuff. talk to me about your anxiety, depression, the self—doubt which you have had to deal with, how much is it affected you? a lot, massively, and it still does, because nick a lot, massively, and it still does, because snooker�*s obviously all i have ever done, it's like my security blanket, in a way — if i'm playing good, i haven't got a care in the world, if i'm playing bad then everything seems like life is not great. so i rely on it really to sort of feel good about myself in many ways. one of the triggers you talk about is your dad being sent to prison when you were just 16 and the impact that had on you and the seven dark years that followed. what are your memories and recollections of that time? i've struggled, you know, because ijust wanted to win on the table and i felt like that

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the police say one suspect is in custody but another still at large pure charles watson has the detailsrning. charles, what can you tell us? >> apparently a scary situation for the folks down here in hollywood, florida, just trying to enjoy the end of the holiday week and when shots rang out. i want you to take a listen to the witnesses as they describe what they heard and saw as the shots rang out. >> i heard six or seven shots. people start running and i started ducking down. >> really charged up and gone within minutes. there were tourniquet's placed on people's legs to slow the bleeding. >> in this video you see folks running and ducking for cover after police say a disagreement broke out between two groups along the beach side promenade in hollywood, florida, around 7:00 monday evening. at least one gun was pulled and shots fired. you see in the aftermath of the cell phone video, people laid out fellow beachgoers attempted injuries and first responders close by and able to get to the folks pretty quickly. all police say nine people, five adults and four minors between the ages of o

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talking to you up next business news with rob watson. look at the winners and losers from china's economic recovery. don't forget, you can get more international news headlines on our website. that's d w dot com. i'm on eastern, thanks for watching and stay to the one small step for a robot vacuum. one giant leap for exploiting the ocean floor. cutting edge technology is unlocking the potential of deep sea mining. but this time, a research team will study the possible risks 1st scene order to minimize them the we have an opportunity to get it right before we start environmental activists or skeptical is this true nature conservation or only green washing. the, after all, there are billions to be made. our chief documentary, deep sea greed starts june 8th on d. w. the, the win is lose is from china's economic recovery. businesses may be busting back into life, but that on to enough jobs to go around, especially the countries use high inflation and a slowing regional economy. we'll ask what is like the business in germany right now? as our

police say watson took a truck.om a spot near the nice enter and a short time later, officers began a chase. it led to that crash. the names of the people injured are not being released, but they are all expected to survive. the investigation will now focus in part on whether the police should have been allowed to start that chase through the busy city streets. >> in drew a lot of fields state, it can be hard for officers to make the right decisions. it's always time having pursuit in san francisco because we are a tight, densely packed city. we i waited that stream injuries and fatalities because of our infrastructure. and so when you put that, you know, 4 or 5,000 pounds, essentially missile in the middle of there's a chance of doi.g some injured. >> the city's police chase policy includes balancing the importance of getting the suspects with the risks of a chase. the sheriff's office policy includes wearing the seriousness of the offense. again against potential danger, too innocent drivers, the officers and the

charles watson live in atlanta. thank you. >> yeah, bill. thank you. listen, rescue operations continue in iowa after a six-story apartment complex had collapsed yesterday in the city of davenport leaving several people injured and dozens without a place to sleep this memorial day weekend. let's go to lucas tomlinson now. he's got the details here. the pictures look really bad. what are we learning about what caused this collapse? >> the apartment bidding was built over a century ago, arthel, in 1907. the city officials say work was being done to the building's exterior at the time of the collapse. residented reported water damage and worried the building was in danger of falling down. the fire chief said the building was destined to collapse. >> the building is structurally unsound. we're actively working for the best course of action for the building. we have a continued concern for the stability of the building and we continue to ask the public to avoid the area. >> search and rescue efforts continue at this hour. the six-story building was located

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