now, what stories are sparking kind time we get into next week we kind of open the gate again to low discussions online? pressure feeding letter weather away from the atlantic. so through the yes, let's looks at what is trending right now. this toddler in chongqing, first half of next week, i'm afraid china survived falling six stories from a tower block. for many of us it is a case of the passers—by on the street below showers being with us once again. stretched out a blanket to catch her after she was spotted dangling from a balcony. state tv reported that not i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. only did she survive, she was completely the headlines: osama bin laden‘s son, hamza, chosen successor to lead al-qaeda, has been killed. it's unclear if the us played a role in his death. uninjured after her fall. the us federal reserve cuts interest rates for the first time in more than a decade. president trump demands a bigger cut. a second person has died from ebola in the city of goma i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. in the democratic republic of congo, a year after the outbreak the first night of debates for us was declared. democrats in detroit was a battle for the ebola is currently affecting two direction of the party. now it's time for round two. eastern provinces of the drc, north kivu and ituri. there are also reports that several people have been quarantined she's blue, she barks and more in south kivu, which up until now has been unaffected. than likely, she's coming goma is the capital of north kivu, to a screen near you.

the phenomenal success of australian and a transport hub that lies just children's cartoon bluey and its portrayal of family life. across the border from the rwandan city of gisenyi. officials there are preparing clinics and isolation centres in case of any infections. more than 1,700 people have died instead of the aussie outback, it's so far in this current outbreak of ebola, that began last august. just everyday suburbia. and instead of jetting off just everyday suburbia. and instead ofjetting off to outer space or fighting enemies under the sea, it is the second—biggest bluey and her family, fighting enemies under the sea, bluey and herfamily, well, they outbreak on record. the first death just battle the same dilemmas as us in goma was reported earlier this humans. month, something the world health live from our studios in singapore organization called a potential game—changer. and london. this is bbc world news. this contributed to the organisation declaring the outbreak a global health emergency, the highest level of alarm it can its newsday. sound, and which has only been used good morning. it's 7am in singapore, four times previously. midnight in london and 7pm in washington, where reports say that a son of the deceased al-qaeda gaius kowene sent this report leader, osama bin laden, has died. hamza bin laden, who was thought to be 30 years old, about the latest death. had been stripped of his citizenship this patient travelled hundreds of by saudi arabia in march. miles before reaching the city of goma. it has1 million people and it the us had offered $1 million

for information on his whereabouts shares a border with rwanda. he and some experts believed he was seen as a potential future arrived here two weeks ago but it is leader of the group. only last week that he started showing symptoms and was directly put ina showing symptoms and was directly put in a ebola treatment centre that was newly—built in the town of goma. the co—ordinator of the ebola washington correspondent response team in the whole drc says chris buckler. we are awaiting official word from that this patient reached the treatment centre in critical condition, and unfortunately died. on this from the us but hamza bin now, teams have been deployed to track everybody who may have been in touch with him, so that they will be laden is apparently killed in some offered vaccination or tested to see kind of operation. that's all we if they don't have any treatment. know at the moment but we do know and the professor said he is very optimistic about the fight against american officials have been searching for him for some time. ebola. so a year of ebola in our earlier this year they offered a $1 million reward for information if country, it is unresolved. and now they can find him, and that's we are there to stop this outbreak, because they've become increasingly concerned about hamza bin laden. and we will work to avoid the they say he'd been emerging as a key figure within al-qaeda, and also spreading of the disease, to close beyond that he had released a number of audio and video messages which

concerned them, where he specifically called upon his the borders, to other countries. and supporters to attack america and its iam allies apparently in revenge for the the borders, to other countries. and i am confident that will work and killing of his father by us special stop this outbreak as soon as possible. this will mark one year forces. osama bin laden was of course killed in 2011 after being discovered in a safe house in since the ebola outbreak was declared in the drc. this is the pakistan. 10th and so far the worst to hit the as you say, chris, he was seen by country. it has affected more than a nalysts as as you say, chris, he was seen by analysts as a potential successor to 2500 people and has killed more than his father but he is believed about 30 years old, making him pretty much 1700 people. community resistance a child when september the 11th first happened. what more do we know and insecurity have been slowing down the response. however, the about the circumstances? i suppose response leaders have said they are we will find that out very shortly, changing their strategies to make sure they contain and eradicate it that led to this? we know he was in the coming months. about 30, but as you say, the fact we don't even know his exact age gives a sense of how shadowy a figure he was, but he was somebody if you love spicy food, who had been beside his father, 0sama who had been beside his father, osama bin laden, whenever he was a new study might have you thinking a p pa re ntly osama bin laden, whenever he was apparently plotting and planning those attacks on the 20 hours on twice about reaching for that extra chilli. 9/11. and although he was a child at according to researchers,

chinese adults who consumed more the time, it does seem that his than 50 grams of dried or fresh father was planning for him to become a key figure of the chilli peppers each day almost leadership of al-qaeda even back doubled their risk of memory then. in 2011 when us special forces decline and poor cognition. raided that compound and killed and it's quite an in—depth study, following more than 11,500 0sama raided that compound and killed osama bin laden, they apparently found letters written by bin laden people over 15 years. dr ming li is an epidemiologist where he wrote he was grooming his from the university of south australia and son to succeed him. it gives you an a co—author of the study. idea of the concerned americans had about him, but more recently, and it i think this is at quite an early is certainly fair to say in recent stage, in terms of the association. yea rs is certainly fair to say in recent years we've heard less about there are a lot of other factors al-qaeda than some other groups, certainly less than we did in the that should be further studied, like in china we have a vast area which early 20005, but they were still concerned there was danger from them has different climate patterns. so and they were plotting and planning whether the climate pattern would attacks and hamza bin laden wa5 behind some of those. chris buckler with the latest from washington. determine this causation, needs there are reports so far of hamza further study. and also the bin laden‘5 death and we are keeping mechanism, more research is needed. ic, and why did you start looking at an eye out for the official this in the first place? it seems to

confirmation, and we will bring that straight to you. some people, i am sure, quite odd let's take a look at some of the day's other news. that you would be the potential effects of chilis in the first the us central bank, the federal reserve, has cut interest rates place. because, you know, we are from a range of 2% to 2.25%. the 0.25% cut is the first since the financial crisis 10 years ago. faced with the ageing society that here's how the chairman of the fed, is emerging in china, and also we jerome powell, explained the reasons behind the move. saw — already published papers the outlook for the us economy regarding chilly intake and remains favourable, and this action mortality, chilly intake with body i5 remains favourable, and this action weight, chilly intake with is designed to support that outlook. it is intended to ensure against hypertension, and for the mental downside ri5ks it is intended to ensure against downside risks from weaker global health part, this is actually a growth and trade policy uncertainty, series of studies we have been to help offset the effects of these factors a re currently conducting —— chilli. we have been to help offset the effects of these factors are currently having on the economy, and to promote a faster doing nut intake and also in intake. return of inflation to our symmetric 296 return of inflation to our symmetric 2% objective. 0ur north america this time we do chilli intake with bu5ine55 correspondent michelle fleury has been following the story from washington. here's her take on the rate cut. it seems this is probably going to cognition and health. bea it seems this is probably going to be a 1—off, that we're not going to 5ee be a 1—off, that we're not going to see a lot of rate cuts and that really from the press conference and

she's blue, she barks, and more than likely she is coming the comments we've been hearing from to a screen near you. mr powell, it really seems like this australian children's cartoon bluey i5 mr powell, it really seems like this is one of those preventative kind of follows the adventures of a blue cut5 is one of those preventative kind of cuts and he doesn't expect to be heeler dog in brisbane. doing a lot more of them. so from a the show has just been sold for broadcast around the world, markets point of view, they already after being hailed for its portrayal knew this rate cut was going to of modern family life without the stereotypes. happen so they did what they call... hywel griffith has been they priced it in. they already have to meet its creators. that boost from that rate cut already baked in. now they know meet bluey, a genuine four laggard there's not going to be anymore good cheer coming so theyjust think, we phenomenon. the six—year—old faces don't like what we're hearing! pretty familiar challenges. but her samira hu55ain! al5o making news today: success has been staggering, the north korean state media has breaking records in australia, where the show has been streamed more than commented for the first time about wednesday's launch of two ballistic 100 million times since october. so mi55ile5 from its ea5t wednesday's launch of two ballistic close. bluey was born in these mi55ile5 from its east coast. brisbane studios, and despite being bought by disney, the family will be it says the military has successfully tested a new type keeping their australian accents. of large calibre guided rocket 5y5tem. the north korean leader, kimjong—un, is said to have personally supervised the operation. tooth fairy came. nice one, bluey. the latest trade talks between china and the us have wrapped up in shanghai, with promises that the two sides way to go, kid. it isjust better will meet again in september. with them. you can feel that passion

both sides described the meeting as constructive. so with them. you can feel that passion the legendary broadway director, hal prince, so much, that we are proud of has died at the age of 91 australia, but it is just the way it following a short illne55. was made. everything about bluey has he bought some of the best—known musicals to the stage including been kept pretty local. the brisbane cabaret and the phantom of the opera, which went on to become the longest—running musician who wrote the theme tune show in broadway history. he won a record 21 tony awards. also makes an appearance. a5 does the city's skyline. instead of the the5e picture are from texas aussie outback, it'sjust of a fire at an oil refinery, which began following an explosion. the exxon mobil plant produces the city's skyline. instead of the aussie outback, it's just everyday suburbia, and instead ofjetting off products used to make plastic to outer space or fighting and industrial products. more than 30 workers suffered minor injuries. suburbia, and instead ofjetting off to outer space orfighting enemies fire officals say the blaze has been under the sea, bluey and her family, contained but hasn't yet been extinguished. well, they just battled under the sea, bluey and her family, well, theyjust battled the same dilemmas as us humans. kids, that's enough of that... dilemmas as us humans. kids, that's enough of that. .. like tackling too much screen time. the programme has achieved a rare feat of getting pa rents we're just an hour away achieved a rare feat of getting parents and kids watching together. from a second round of would—be dad ‘5 in particular, it seems, like democrat candidates for president going head to head. the fact that bluey‘s father, this time the front runnerjoe biden will be up against nine other5, including the senators kamala harris and cory booker. bandit, is a pretty competent 0ur correspondent barbara plett parent. the dad won't get angry straightaway. you'lljust like

parent. the dad won't get angry straightaway. you'll just like keep going, keep going, keep going. and i've never seen him, like, get u5her is in detriot. really angry, so it's good for dad, because he sometimes gets angry. really angry, so it's good for dad, because he sometimes gets angrym feels like life is an australian the main action was this group of person, watching all these little things that you do, like have a barbecue, and teach your kid how to centrist candidates who went after ride a bike, and go for a walk in the morning or have your child come the two top liberal candidates, and wake you up and peel your bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, attacking their left—wing policie5 eyelids back, and, you know, that's and plans to shake up the system and what it's like having kids. they do the5e and plans to shake up the system and these are the ideological line5 and plans to shake up the system and these are the ideological lines that divide the race. the two senators actuallyjoin divide the race. the two senators these sorts of things. do you like actually join forces to divide the race. the two senators actuallyjoin forces to defend their policie5 rather than attacking each your nails, bluey's dad? oh, i do, other politically, and i would say bernie sanders put in a solid they are amazing. of course, nothing performance but particularly senator warren had a good night. she had is taken too seriously, but bluey 5ome mightjust become the latest cartoon warren had a good night. she had some memorable line5 about why the dog to win over the world.|j democrats should think big and go mightjust become the latest cartoon dog to win over the world. i can feel my pores opening. bold, and she also had this picture about why somebody like her could be electable. irememberwhen electable. i remember when people said barack 0bama could not get elected. shoot, irememberwhen 0bama could not get elected. shoot, i have to admit i hadn't heard of i remember when people said donald bluey until today and i feel like trump couldn't get elected, but here is where we are! i get it, there is we're all going to hear a lot more of bluey and the gang from now on.

a lot at stake and people are before you switch over and start scared, but we can't choose a watching that, you have been candidate we don't believe injust watching that, you have been watching newsday. because we're too to do anything i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. else, and we can't ask other people and i'm sharanjit leyl in to vote for a candidate we don't singapore. stay with us. believe in. democrats win when we coming up — a chinese app that is capturing figure out what is right and we get indian imagination. out there and fight for it. i am not we'll see why young people in india are singing and dancing their way afraid, and for democrats to win, you can't be afraid either. to the streaming app bigo live. strong word5 you can't be afraid either. strong words there from elizabeth and before we go, the harry potter books are loved warren, but barbara, a5 by children and adults alike around strong words there from elizabeth warren, but barbara, as you mentioned, the second round kicks the world. off today, everyone will be watching well, now, a rare edition front runnerjoe biden. 0f off today, everyone will be watching front runnerjoe biden. of course, of the first book has that explosive exchange he had last month with kemal harris? sold for more than $30,000. that's right stop the joe the first edition is just one of 500 month with kemal harris? that's right stop thejoe biden is the frontrunner and it's an that were printed with two specific important debate for him stop he was errors in the text. there 5afe pair of hands that ro5e what makes this auction even more extraordinary — to the top of the pile because the seller himself bought people did see him as electable. the book forjust £1 many thought he had a shaky debate about 20 years ago. when he was attacked by candidate not a bad bit of magic, turning £1

kamala harris on a race i55ue to £30,000. when he was attacked by candidate kamala harris on a race issue and he didn't look very unbeatable at all. so tonight other candidates on the not a bad bit of magic, turning £1 to £30 , 000. that's not a bad bit of magic, turning £1 to £30,000. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. 5tage so tonight other candidates on the stage will test how vulnerable he is by attacking his decades long record in office. the two to watch are the two african—american senators, hello. in the last couple of days, kamala harris and cory booker, they've increasingly been challenging him on his record on some of the showers that we've seen race and they've been challenging his status with black voters to get raking out across the uk have been that support themselves. they will nothing short of vicious, leading to be positioned on the stage on either disruption to transport and side of him so if there are clashes, localised flooding. in the next few they will be centre stage. days, not an entirely dry story, but barbara plett—usher in detroit. far fewer showers, days, not an entirely dry story, but more than 150 protester5 have been farfewer showers, and days, not an entirely dry story, but far fewer showers, and they should also be less aggressive. the reason arrested in hong kong sincejune a5 a series of protests swept across the city. being the culprit for all of the protester5 are calling showers in the last few days, this for the complete withdrawal of a now suspended extradition bill, area of low pressure, pulling out full democracy and amnesty for protester5 arrested during the movement. into the north sea. it is close the bbc has spoken to protester5 who took part enough by thursday to exert some in the storming of hong kong's influence. quite gusty winds along the north sea coast, the cloud piling in here at times as well. and parliament on july 1st. there will be some showers on the outer periphery of the low, if you they spoke under the like, stretching probably and alone condition of anonymity.

this is one protester's 5tory. most likely from the north—west of scotla nd most likely from the north—west of scotland down into east anglia. plenty of sunny spells, however. the sunshine itself, though, could produce a few homegrown showers for example across the north—east of scotland. 0ne example across the north—east of scotland. one or two of the showers again could be heavier. i can't rule out thunder and lightning entirely, but it should be nowhere near as expensive as it has been in the last couple of days. just the chance of a few showers developing across dorset, devon and cornwall come the afternoon. up to 25, in what should bea afternoon. up to 25, in what should be a sunny london. there is a slim chance of one or two showers breaking out across the midland through the afternoon. we may see some evidence of those for day one of the ashes at edgbaston, but hopefully we're to get away with it here, with some sunny spells and hires about 20, 20 one degree. for the evening and overnight, many of the evening and overnight, many of the showers clear as a lopressor centre wells across to towards the netherlands. we are left with quite a bit of cloud, though, and in some spots with just light winds it could turn misty and murky. overnight lows

in the mid—teens. a5 for friday, well, the lows away to the east. not a bad day i think in the making. again with a little bit of help from the sun, though, we could see one or two showers just brewing up, probably somewhere across northern england through into the midlands. but the majority of the uk, like winds, sunny spells, and temperatures in the low to mid 205. for the weekend, that little bit of bridging that comes things down on friday hangs on until saturday, but by sunday it looks like we will see oui’ by sunday it looks like we will see our weather front starting to approach, and that will bring an increasing chance of rain into western areas through the course of the day on sunday. just how far is that rain makes it is somewhat uncertain at the moment. but it does that was one prote5t that was one protest a. —— that was look like, once those fronts start to put in on sunday, they will one protester's 5tory. really work their way through across the uk as we go into the following you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: week. plenty more showers, u nfortu nately, week. plenty more showers, unfortunately, in a longer term. a study into chillis that's causing a stir. we talk to the researcher who says too many can have an impact on health. also on the programme:

bluey, the australian cartoon that's been praised for its portrayal of fatherhood in 2019 and even credited with helping parenthood. yeah, they were cute. the us space agency, nasa, has ordered an investigation after confirmation today that astronauts were cleared to fly while drunk. the last foot patrol in south armagh. once an everyday part of the soldiers' lot, drudgery and danger, now no more after almost four decades. if one is on one's own, in a private house, not doing any harm to anyone, i don't really see why people should wander in and say, you're doing something wrong. six rare white lion cubs are on the prowl at worcestershire park and, already, they have been met with a roar of approval from visitors.

they're lovely, yeah. really sweet. yeah, they were cute. i'm lewis vaughan jones with bbc world news. our top story: it's being reported in the us that hamza bin laden, the son and heir of the al-qaeda leader osama bin laden, is dead. he's understood to have died this is newsday on the bbc. in a military operation, but us officials have not given any details of how he died. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. the us federal reserve has cut interest rates for the first our top stories: time in more than a decade. the american central bank said the rate would be lowered osama bin laden‘s son hamza, by o.25%. chosen successor to lead al-qaeda, has reportedly been killed. it is unclear if the us played and this video is trending on bbc.com: a toddler in china has a role in his death. miraculously survived a six—storey fall, caught by passers—by holding out the us federal reserve cuts interest a blanket below. chinese authorities reported rates for the first time in more the good news that he not only than a decade. survived, but got president trump demands a bigger cut. away without injury. that's all. stay with bbc world news. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. we start with the japan times, which runs the story of the ongoing trade dispute between south korea and japan on its front page. it reports on a meeting now on bbc news, it's

between mp5 from both countries in tokyo on wednesday. hardtalk with shaun ley. the philippine star leads with president duterte's decision to lift a suspension order on lottery operations. just four days ago, he suspended all gaming activities, amid alleged massive corruption within the gambling agency. and we finish with the business page of the south china morning post. it says the beijing government will provide extra cash subsidies towards the construction of more football pitches, 00:15:24,936 --> 2147483051:44:27,183 aiming to have 70,000 available 2147483051:44:27,183 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 to the public by next year.