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65 and we head into the afternoon hours, 62 at the coast and 82 inland. Up to seven degrees cooler than yesterday. The weekend forecast is. Coming up next. Guys . So were, the man at the center of a Berkeley Law School Sexual Harassment lawsuit is now defending himself. He wrote an oped about why he shoud be back on campus and many in the community disagree. Amy hollyfield is at uc berkeley. Amy . I have been reading online comments to the editorial this morning and this sparking a spirited debate. But a lot of people are saying he does deserve his due process. Chow he is asking people not sig...

Hello. Welcome to todays Worldwide Exchange. Im ross westgate. And im kelly evans. These are your headlines from around the world. Costly cleanup, deutsche posts a bigger than expected Fourth Quarter loss. Santanders profit dropped as it sheds real estate assets. A different story in japan where the stock market rally helped boost things in the Third Quarter. Nomuras financial profit is up ten fold. Earnings fall short of expectations, astrazeneca warns of a tough year. And boeing is sticking to the flight plan as its outlook rises. All right. Welcome to todays super thursday. I was going to s...

They designated february 22nd as takashima day eight years ago the they incorporated that date in 1905. South korean citizens marked february 22nd, too, with a demonstration. They protested against the ceremony outside the Japanese Embassy in seoul. South korean officials launched a protest through diplomatic channels. Translator its regrettable that they sent an official to attend such an unjustifiable event. We strongly protest the act. A short time later the cabinet secretary rejected it. Translator we replied that we cannot accept the protest. Based on the japanese government stance regard...

Police announced the charges against four Ajax residents and one Ottawa resident Monday after a "lengthy investigation" involving the Serious Fraud Office for Ontario.

Police have charged five people who allegedly used “fictitious or ineligible business” to apply for funding through Ontario government COVID-19 relief programs.