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I don't know if they die are still alive. i the rebel leaders known as the tplf once governed the country with a heavy hand and are deeply resented by many ethiopians. the us is treading a fine line. the americans are talking to the ethiopian government. that's not the engagement that ethiopian people want. what do they want? they want support they don't want support as demonising the government and supporting the cause of the tplf. ethiopians in america where their identities with passion. but they have different views of what ethiopia is and that is deepening. let's go to california now and ...

This is bbc news, the latest headlines... the uk sets another daily record for infections as more than 93 thousand new cases of coronavirus are recorded in the past 2a hours. as casesjump sharply in the us — the nation's leading expert on health dr fauci urges everyone to get vaccinated. let's go to california now — and a trial which has been fascinating america with a mix of money, celebrity — and supermarket blood testing. it centres around elizabeth holmes — who made a fortune after founding a company which she claimed would revolutionise healthcare — only to be accused of massive...

Let's go to california now — and a trial which has been fascinating america with a mix of money, celebrity and supermarket blood testing. it centres around elizabeth holmes — who made a fortune after founding a company which she claimed would revolutionise health care — only to be accused of massive—scale fraud. ms holmes wasjust 19 when she founded theranos in 2003. it promised to develop a "pinprick" blood test that could diagnose over 200 different diseases. at its peak, theranos reportedly raised $400 million in investments. the firm also attracted a high—profile board members su...

Knowingly misled nurses, doctors, and patients about blood testing capabilities in order to take their money. >> down to ryan young who is covering a made arbery case. can you tell us what we're expecting today. >> reporter: good morning, brianna. we think closing statements will start today. the jury could get this today or early tomorrow morning. when you think about this case and how it's wrapped around race, so many people are holding their breath for the end of this week. it has been two weeks of testimony. . >> i had just killed a man. i had blood on me still. it was the most traumatic e...

Totaling 35,000 cases of water are scheduled for delivery to benton harbor every week until this is no longer necessary. >> reporter: residents frustrated with the response. >> they're stepping in but they're stepping in a little too slow and a little too late. >> reporter: frank jones has nieces and nephews under the age of 10 and worries about their lead exposure. >> everybody is concerned about this water. they don't know if the kids are sick or not, they're not doctors. >> reporter: the state says it's known about elevated lead levels and that residents had access to the information but ma...