starbucks last week. they'd been waiting for a business meeting, when the store called police. the incident sparked protests over racial profiling. commissioner richard ross initially defended the action. today, he said he y"ailed miseran handling the situation. >> i should not at all be the person that is a party to makinn hing worse relative to race relations. shame on mif in any way that i've done that.>> oodruff: the men who were arrested said today there were moments that they wondered if they'd survive the incident. no criminal charges will be filed in the drug overdose death of prince, in april 2016. a minnota prosecutor announced today there's no clear evidence of how princobtained the pill that killed him. inere is evidence that he thought he was tthe painkiller vicodin. instead, the pill contaid fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that's 50 times more powerful than heroin. in poland, church bells sounded and sirens waid today, marking 75 years since the warsaw ghetto uprising. in april 1943, jewish fighters held out for a month against nazi troops, before being crushed. today, t

train our staff the incident comes amid controversy at a starbucks store in philadelphia after the store manager asked two black men to leave because they hadn't bought anything it emerged that they were waiting for someone to take part in a business meeting the incident led to several days of protests and a boycott starbucks hash tag on social media after an initial defending his officers philadelphia's police commissioner on thursday apologized to the arrested men and so messaging is important and i feel miserably in this regard. starbucks has also apologized and said they would close nearly eight thousand stores next month for one day for racial bias training for their employees as for l.a. fitness three employees involved in that incident have reportedly been fired. new york. sorry for the supposed news there his. thanks very much we start in turkey where the semifinal of the turkish cup between two the country's biggest teams has been abandoned istanbul rivals but some fight about che we're playing in a tense atmosphere with the sheets already down to ten men when fans through

tell you why the starbucks coffee chain is closing thousands of the stores in the u.s. for one day. also some of the most famous photos in the history of sport fifty years ago two olympic athletes defied a nation that's all to tell. syria's ambassador to the u.n. says international chemical weapons inspectors will enter duma. on wednesday if it's safe enough he says a u.n. security team is at the site and will independently decide on access for the team the investigators will look into an apparent chemical attack on april seventh but won't assign blame syria's state media earlier reported that weapons experts had entered the former rebel on playboy is in a hollow joins me live now from the lebanese capital beirut zana still some confusion as to whether or not the inspectors will be allowed in to do most of what's been happening. well we did reach out to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons to find out whether or not their team will be entering to my today so far there has been no response that team has been in damascus the syrian capital since saturday and like

invading the privacy of a woman who had an affair with him. starbucks says that it will close more than 8,000 u.s. stores on may 29 to train employees on racial bias. that follows an outcry over the sts of two black men at philadelphia starbucks. the training will last several hours, and involve some 175,000 workers. technology stocks took wall street higher today. the dow jones industrial average rallied 213 points to close at 24,786. the nasdaq rose 124 points, and the s&p 500 added 28.g- and, lme npr host carl kasell died today, of comlications from alzheimer's disease. he spent his career in radio, and served as news anchor for npr's "morning edition" from 1979 to 2009. in 1998, he became the judge on the news quiz show "it, wait, don't tell me." winners got kasell's famed lritone on their answering machine messagese this one: ( phone rings ) >> hello, this is carl kasell from national public rad. kristin and george are not available at this time, but before you leave a message, i'd like to sing you a little tune: ♪ what's new pussycat whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa ♪ ♪ what's new w

catalonia last year that vote was declared illegal by madrid. all starbucks stores in the u.s. will close for an afternoon at the end of next month for what it's calling racial bias education nearly one hundred seventy five thousand stuff will be trained on how to combat racial discrimination as the company reels from a racism scandal footage released last week showed two black men being arrested in a philadelphia store while they prepared for a business meeting still ahead and al jazeera. we travel deep inside the democratic republic of congo to track the fate of thousands of people displaced by ethnic violence and. one of the top seeds is given a real test of the monte carlo masters fight is going to have all the details in the sports. hello a lot of the vicious and long seasonal weather in the us encounters gone away but not all of it not by a long where this here was still effectively wintry in nature but we've seen big contrast in temperatures disappear so we haven't got a storm problem at the moment we've still got the remains of snow to blow through eastern canada and another

starbucks will close its doors to train staff about how to combat racial discrimination a former cambridge analysts accompli testifies to the government over the way the company harvested personal data and used it for political gain and it's what will explain why this win by the chinese temple has been a big spot on the face of the tally legend coaches them. u.s. president donald trump says american officials have been conducting direct high level talks with north korea to try to arrange a summit with north korean leader kim jong trouble speaking during a meeting with japan's prime minister shinzo abi is visiting the president at mar a lago resorts in florida job also said he's given his blessing to south korea to try to end its war with the north south korean president is preparing to meet kim jong un later this month comes only to of course the kim is shuttle for may. oh my court house correspondent kimberly hall is live in west palm beach hi there kimberly so north korea of course said top of the bill here. that's right and certainly there has been some nervousness on the part

starbucks will close eight thousand of its stores for one afternoon in may to conduct special education sessions for its staff the sessions will train nearly one hundred seventy five thousand employees on how to comb bad racial discrimination as it real racism scandal footage released last week showed two black men being arrested in a philadelphia store while they prepared for a business meeting led to angry demonstrations from protesters who accused starbucks of racial profiling. let's go to brazil now the country is struggling to cope with the influx of venezuelan migrants entering the country it's estimated as many as one thousand people cross into brazil each day to escape economic and social unrest at home many of those are children from in brazil governor elizondo has more. a school in brazil where the classrooms are increasingly filled with children from been a swale an elder political needs first comes a language and learning portuguese his school in both of these to brazil in the far north of the country received more than one hundred kids from venice will live this year alone

week two african american men were arrested in a downtown philadelphia starbucks. amna nawaz looks at how the seattle-based coffee chain is struggling to address the outcry on social media and elsewhere. >> reporter: that outcry built to a crowd of protestors at that particulabucks, today, unmoved by c.e.o. kevinby johnson's apologs and call for "unconscious bias" training for" employees. all this after video of last thursday's incident weal. the clip shows police officers confronting two black men seate inside the starbucks as they wait for a third guest. the store manager reportedlyli called after the men asked to use the bathroom, without buying anything first. minutes of calm conversation follow. other patrons can be heardof policcers eventually handcuff both men and force them to leave. starbuck's kevin johnson today called the arrestssi "reprehe," and vowed to make sure this did not happen again. unr more on this i am joined by philadelphia city lman kenyatta johnson, who represents the district where the starbucks store is located.. councilman johnson, thank you for your time a

black man at a starbucks coffee shop in philadelphia continues to be more protests against the coffee chain demonstrators said the men were victims of racial bias rob runnels reports ha ha ha. corporate apologies have already been made but unsatisfied protesters occupied the starbucks coffee shop in philadelphia on monday denouncing what they call racist treatment of two black men who were arrested at the cafe last week nobody. on thursday two black men were sitting in the starbucks waiting for a third person to arrive for a business meeting they asked to use the toilet but the manager refused because the men had not purchased anything the manager then asked them to leave and when they declined called the police cell phone video shows police arresting and handcuffing them and the friend they were waiting for arrives and has questions whether they want to sound like. the men were later released for lack of evidence they've committed any offense the incident has become a full blown public relations disaster for starbucks which has long presented itself as a friendly community gathering

that particular starbucks, today, unmoved by c.e.o. kevinby johnson's apologies and call for "unconscious bias"raining fors" employees. all this after video of last thursday's incident went viral.h clip shows police officers confronting two black men seate inside the starbucks as they wait for a third guest. the store manager reportedly called police after the men asked to u the bathroom, without buying anything first. minutes of calm conversation follow. other patrons can be heard police officers eventually handcuff both men and force them to leave. starbuck's kevin johnday called the arrests "reprehensible," and vowed to make surehis did not happen again. for more on this i am joined byl elphia city councilman kenyatta johnson, who represents the district where the starbuc store is located.. councilman johnson, thank you for your time aan welcome. i to begin by asking you, now, since you have met with a number of people involved ing this incident, why do you believe that it ended upis in t way? >> well, you know, first and foremost, councilman of a very diverse district, bu

the being behind a failed coup twenty sixteen. the sale of starbucks has apologized after two black men were arrested as they waited for a friend in a coffee shop in philadelphia but the backlash against the coffee chain shows no signs of abating with a second day of protest in the city of up reynolds explains hush. hush. corporate apologies have already been made but unsatisfied protesters occupied the starbucks coffee shop in philadelphia on monday denouncing what they call racist treatment of two black men who were arrested at the cafe last week. on thursday two black men were sitting in the starbucks waiting for a third person to arrive for a business meeting they asked to use the toilet but the manager refused because the men had not purchased anything the manager then asked them to leave and when they declined called the police cell phone video shows police arresting and handcuffing them and the friend they were waiting for arrives and has questions. about this my mother and the men were later released for lack of evidence they'd committed any offense the incident has become a

this sounds easier news hour in hot water the coffee chain starbucks faces a backlash after two black men arrested at a philadelphia cafe online anger problems china's version of twitter to reverse its ban on all gay content and then sports novak djokovic chains to bring his losing run that to an end in monte carlo fire will be here with that story. but first a former f.b.i. director james comey has accused donald trump of being morally unfit to be u.s. president he says there may be some evidence that trump obstructed justice comey made the comments in an interview with an american network to promote his new memoir from washington d.c. gabrielle is on the reports. in a remarkable rebuke former f.b.i. director james comey is saying u.s. president don. trump is not fit to be commander in chief he is donald trump unfit to be president. yes but not in the way i often hear people talk about it i don't buy the stuff about him being mentally incompetent or early stages of dementia strikes me as a person of above average intelligence who's tracking conversations and those what's going

c.e.o. of starbucks has apologized to two black men were arrested as i waited for a friend in a cafe in philadelphia protesters are demanding answers but the police commissioner is defending its offices i'll stop reporting. these the mobile phone pitches that have starbucks on the defensive two men were scooted out of the cafe on day accused of trespassing they go on the to meet a friend and asked to use the restroom and they refused to leave the police that friend turned up as they were being removed from. the right. after that video went viral starbucks went into damage control we're always working to create the very best environment in our stores in in our communities tireless efforts to bridge the opportunity divide for young men and women of color and i have never been more proud of this company and what they do and this incident does not reflect the spirit of our brand it was an unfortunate incident and will be sure to make it right. starbucks c.e.o. kevin johnson also apologized on twitter this was little comfort for protesters who rallied outside and inside the chain's coffee

on the fringes of a strain has biggest city. we'll tell you why starbucks is the target of protests in the u.s. city of philadelphia. and in sports the driver who pulled off a shock when the chinese growth. i have to in this part. from cool brisk north in fuel. to the warm tranquil waters of southeast asia. welcome back for many parts of eastern china and taiwan weather conditions are not looking too bad the temperature just into the low twenty's elsewhere we've got rain across northern parts of vietnam affecting her noise you see this area of wind convergence zone we're getting which is life which to some pretty heavy rain is ahead on through into tuesday across of more central areas so there could be some flooding developing from this system because it's going to be quite slow moving at that stage pretty woman for hong kong at twenty eight fuzhou there twenty five degrees so moving down into southeastern parts of asia we've got to rossi fine conditions across the philippines thirty three degrees and sunshine for manila across town in the borneo kitching will see some heavy downpou

slum once again. protests have erupted outside a starbucks in the u.s. city of philadelphia after two black men were arrested for allegedly refusing to leave demonstrators enter the coffee shop calling for the manager to be fired police say they were called by starbucks employees on the team and refused to leave after being denied use of the restroom no charges have been filed against the man and starbucks has apologized it's been announced that the former first lady of the united states barbara bush is in failing health and will no longer seek medical treatment the ninety two year old wife of former president george bush sr and mother of former president george bush jr has been hospitalized to several times this year the nature of oil this is not known but she has been treated for heart conditions and thyroid issues in the past a statement says she will focus on comfort care mr mrs bush and her husband have been married for seventy three years it's time for the sports his father thanks very much manchester city are the new english prime really champions they've wrapped up the title w

erupted outside a starbucks in philadelphia after two black men were arrested there allegedly refusing to leave demonstrators entered the coffee shop calling for the manager to be fired earlier this week an employee at the store called the police in the belief the two men were trespassing starbucks has apologized over the issue which has stoked concerns about racial profiling. or to scarcity is set to be one of the biggest problems facing humanity in the next few decades the u.n. estimates that in thirty years a quarter of the world's population will lack access to clean water some countries already dealing with severe shortages but scientists in britain say they may have come up with a solution now and see as more from manchester. it may only be one and some fake and invisible to the eye but the graphene layer wrapped inside these two can help provide clean water to the planets. the mesh around its tiny holes act as a filter bacteria and other nasty bits in the dirty water are trapped in the graphene layer and drinking water comes through the other side i did get blocked by the christ

bit of pressure from tottenham who won at starbucks is now level on points with you and cop side and have a game in hand but both a clear of fifth place chelsea who play west ham a little later on man city the top though still have a thirteen point lead over at united and barcelona have extended their unbeaten streak in the spanish league to thirty eight matches equaling the all time record a hat trick from you guessed it little messi saw them be honest three one now seven games away from becoming the first team to go through a whole spanish league season without losing a match real madrid they face city rivals athletico on sunday they'll be hoping for a bit more of that from christiane or an hour after his stunning overhead kick against events in the champions league their use doing it again in a training session. defending f one world champion lewis hamilton will start ninth on the grid at the bahrain grand prix a little later on ferrari's sebastian vettel is in pole position red bulls max fish nothing more he didn't have such a good sign of its areas crashing out in the first qual

k.f.c. mcdonald's and starbucks say they have no gap at all. among the worst offenders is the low cost airline ryanair where women make up only three percent of top earners that's excluding most of the company's management to a based in ireland ryanair blames the figures on men mainly filling pilot roles. the construction industry and the financial sector also have large pay gaps the average woman employee at barclays or lloyds bank can expect to be paid more than forty percent less than the average man. there have been some high profile paid a speech too with actress claire four who plays queen elizabeth of the netflix series the crown earning less than her male counterpart. the british prime minister's vowed to tackle what she calls the burning injustice of gender inequality only thirty percent of m.p.'s are women we have to deal with those stereotypes about what kind of jobs men and women can do about what leadership looks like why it is that men and women ask for a pay rise just as often as each other but men are four times more likely to get it i know their gender pay gap denies t

. companies here particularly you know mcdonald's starbucks apple kentucky fried chicken is a consumer boycott because china has form for this we saw last year when china had a falling out with south korea chinese boycotted south korean department stores they canceled tours to south korea and this dragged on for several months so as we've seen you know the chinese consumer is a very powerful weapon also worth pointing out that what the united states has been targeting in the sanctions of president trump unveiled on tuesday is really shooting ping's made in china twenty twenty five strategy this is when you know she jumping wants to make china a modern dynamic manufacturing economy but the united states is saying that china is doing this by stealing and replicating u.s. technology because china has been challenging let's be honest the big tech giants and by and by what you know the u.s. says by by cheating and replicating their technology and president trump has now said you know essentially enough is enough ok jim brown joining us there but the youth and thanks very much agent

hitting other big u.s. organizations in the here in china like starbucks at the moment it seems to be contained but analysts are obviously worried that we're seeing the opening stages of a tit for tat trade conflict is the feeling where you are adrian that those predictions of a full on trade war are now coming through. no i think i have to say that overall a lot of the people you know in the know you might say seem to feel that actually this will remain for the time being you know serious trade friction not an all out trade war but that said china has said one it doesn't want a trade war it is fully prepared to fight one and of course under the under with president xi jinping now arguably the most powerful leader that china's had in four decades he has that added confidence of being able to stand up to the united states not just in areas of defense but also in key areas of trade but for the moment it hasn't come to that adrian thank you south korean pop stars have put on a rare performance from north korea's leader kim jong un one hundred twenty dancers musicians and martial artists