this news coming from hong kong protests has forced close makers to delay debate on a controversial extradition rule tens of thousands the wrong government headquarters to protest against the british which they're stable allow beijing to put few critics and political opponents in the territory we get a live update from hong kong that was. the bongo to look out of police custody in moscow this up to he cried as his arrest which

critics alleging the drug charges against him looked fabricated. and the deadly heatwaves scorching temperatures are soaring up to 15 degrees celsius as residents hope for relief from the heat. does the reading champions announced a rival with a bang at the women's world cup it positively brings good for the americans who sent the tournament into a spin with a 13 goal in march to. hello and welcome i'm going to touch you my good to have you with us. hungrily lawmakers have delayed a 2nd round of debate on the controversial extradition law after tens of thousands of protest surrounding the city's government had cortez demonstrators had been

voicing outrage over the bill which would allow hong kong to extradite people to mainland china this is such a rule would allow beijing to pursue political opponents in hong kong the territories legislative council had been set to begin a fresh round on of debate on the bill today we could i do final passage later this month. the today's rallies come after mass protests on sunday that so hundreds of thousands take to the streets against the law many people kept vigil through the night outside the legislative council as lawmakers the getting set to bring up the law again for consideration. before today's demonstrations got underway protesters had been pouring on the pressure overnight. many camped out near the legislative council they wanted to make sure their outrage over the territories contentious extradition law could be heard loud and clear for

people have come here to the premises around the parliament around the government buildings in hong kong they want to spend the night here to be here in the morning when the hearing starts and to prevent the government from shutting down the premises around the legislative council and the central government office now none of the people i spoke to here think they have a real chance to stop this legislation with money said they want to remind the world of what's happening here they want to use what many perceive as maybe their last chance to voice their concern and to make the world hear that they do not agree to this. these were the scenes on sunday when hundreds of thousands rallied against the law the legislation would permit hong kong to send people to mainland china to face trial critics warned that would allow beijing to target political opponents in hong kong which retained its own justice system after being

returned to china from british rule in 1907 despite the outrage the territories chief executive is promising to push forward with a law. this bill is not initiated by to central people still. i know that i have not received any instruction on mending from beijing to do does this. we lead doing it in the us to doing it out of kiev punches and out commitments along. with the legislative council dominated by beijing loyalists few protesters actually expect the law to be scrapped but they're hoping mass protests will keep the potential erosion of hong kong as a dependence firmly in the spotlight on this legal so. i'm quite disappointed that i don't think. they will listen to people. they will still go ahead but i think they will pay for. the final vote on the bill is expected on

june 20th. joining me now from hong kong is a chorus line and much is the linga look yes you've been out but the protests just most of the night now we know that the bill debate has been delayed is this a victory for the protest has. well it is a small victory but it does not mean that the government has reconsidered its strategy at least not publicly it's just that many legislators seem not to have been able to enter the ledge co building the legislative council so they could not start the debate. it shows how determined the protesters are but it does not show that the government is caving in. so what is the situation like on the streets today you've been talking to people there who are the people who up are testing.

today we see mainly young people some of them have been on the streets since in 2004 team of the umbrella protests against the election law some of very young some have never been out before unlike on sunday where we saw families and the whole of society here we see the angry youth of hong kong coming out and the situation is quite tense people are quite angry with us you hear them shouting until now nothing has happened it's peaceful but the tension is in the air . and the terrorists chief executive who we saw one out of court kerry lamb says the government has altered the bill and put in human rights safeguards will that. no it will not have i'm sure because these human rights safeguards they mean additional controls by commissions of donkey kong government that is dependent on

beijing people here want to exclude the possibility that somebody will be. sent to china for trial and none of these safeguards will ensure this people just do not trust this government those who are on the streets right images villain in hong kong thank you very much for that update on the protest on that. let me now bring your up to date it's a mother stories making news around the wide italy's populist government has approved stiff fines for refugee rescue boats that defy orders to stay out of italian waters the new decree allows fines of up to 50000 years when boats get in refugees and to italy sports without authorization. uganda has confirmed its 1st case of ebola during the current outré a 5 year old child who is receiving care after arriving from congo the epidemic began. asked in eastern congo where the health ministry has recorded more than 2000

cases but 2 thirds of which have been fetal. america's catholic bishops have opened amusing in baltimore under pressure to confront a clergy sex abuse crisis that has caused anger among church was on the agenda is a proposal to create an independent 3rd party entity that would review allegations of abuse. the wreck of the tourists both that sank in the center last month has been greenest seen here in these images during the salvage operation 4 bodies were recovered another 4 people are still missing. in moscow investigative journalist yvonne good enough has been released from police custody after officials dropped drug charges against him due to a lack of evidence the circumstances of going to nobs arrest last week triggered protests and criticism even from some senior officials and media who generally

support the government he told of john in moscow that he would now go back to work and carry on his investigations. even off walked out of police custody a free man early tuesday evening he thanked supporters outside the interior ministry and vowed to continue his work exposing corruption. supported runs everything is fine i still need a bit to gather my wits i don't have to work very hard now to show that your faith in me is justified thank you for the. rest of the night that you have those supporters have been protesting at the ministry since news of calling off the rest broke on friday one person pickets don't have to be authorized in advance so protesters took turns holding signs calling for even calling off to be freed. 3 major newspapers also joined the protests each. running the same headline in monday's additions declaring we are

given goal of must do as i did in the several prominent media personalities also criticizing the circumstances and goal of most arrest what is considered because of this the only thing might set up. in court on saturday golan off insisted he was innocent and that the police planted the drugs on him his lawyers said the fingerprints weren't on any of the items police seized and that go enough had been beaten in custody and denied a lawyer for more than 12 hours. police released several photos that seem to show a drugs lab colin office home they later admitted only one of those photos was actually taken at the journalist's apartment go enough is well known for exposing corruption medusa to the let you have based news website he works for was preparing to publish his latest reporting on russia's crime ridden funeral industry go enough the rest seems to have hit a nerve yes well just as. there is a demand for justice in society because this case is not just about you but it

concerns many citizens who could end up in the same situation it is no secret that police often break the law in situations like this. in a turnaround it's those law enforcement agencies that are now coming under scrutiny the interior ministry has opened an investigation into the officers who arrested called enough and they've asked president putin to fire 2 senior moscow police officials. and for more let me join emily shilling and you. and you know why good to know was suddenly 53 on tuesday. well i think i'm right it was a bit of a mix on the on the one hand you have the fact that the evidence from the beginning was rather shaky to say the least. we just heard that police published 9 photos that apparently showed some some something like

a drugs lab in go in off the apartment later they that admitted that actually 8 of those photos were taken in the parliament yesterday the interior minister announced that d.n.a. had actually not been found on the drugs packets so that's all rather pop problematic and then there was also the huge public pressure surrounding the case including the protests including the media solidarity and actually also high ranking politicians were coming out in the past few days including the speaker of the upper house of of parliament my to be anchor who said that this case was problematic and that it could have been a set up so all that amounted to huge public pressure and a difficult and rather shaky case as we now found out against going off and of course is released was met with great relief by his supporters let's take a listen to what some of his supporters had to say. this should be followed by an

investigation. and we should not let it go. we should not let it go until lose guilty a found. everything is happening very fast and to be honest i do not understand what the reason is for this but this is a good tendency i think it gives hope i think people should not stop here they would demand all of the guilty to be punished because justice should be served. so any we did be an investigation into this case and these this apparent attempt to set him up on drugs related charges. well the interior minister here and russia has announced that that 2 senior police officers will be investigated that he suggested that too bloody near putin but here putin yesterday said that he would he would look into that and the 2 police

officers who were arrested going off are also going to be investigated the interior minister also said that federal federal authours he is to independently assess whether the way the police acted in connection with gonaives case was actually legal it's hard to know at the moment whether they'll be a wider investigation into this case in any squadron that is so bush public outrage it including among some senior officials as you mentioned could this have an impact of how to russian government deals with such cases in the future. well i think it could emirates we're already seeing that it could have an impact yesterday the russian parliament and nouns that they plan to look into and discuss drugs laws existing drugs laws here in russia including when it comes to drug possession at the moment it's actually rather easy and it often happens that the

drugs are planted on someone who is rather inconvenient so if someone wants to get rid of someone else they simply plant a bag of drugs on them and that can mean that that person is then put away for up to 20 years so perhaps the parliament will look into changing legislation surrounding that to make that kind of thing more difficult and i think the other impact that this case has had is really on the civil society here in russia there has been huge media solidarity across the board including from state media outlets who usually support the government and who usually wouldn't come out in favor of critical figures like. we saw these protests as well so i think this russia will society has really shown now that they have red lines and that there are red lines that no one can cross. in moscow thank you very much for that. you're watching the news coming up ahead booths one.

6th. of the continent of africa. but for vast stretches of india are threatening under a scorching heatwave around the capital delhi temperatures as high as 48 degrees celsius have been recorded now much of india's northwest county remains in the grip of the heat wave temperatures have hovered around the midst high forty's last week . recorded 50 degrees celsius making it the hottest place in the country and the 2nd hottest place on earth but relief is forecast in the coming days pre-modern soon shahs i expected in delhi and the west and. as the sun's rays beat down on delhi those that can't shelter indoors do what they can to protect themselves from the relentless assault. many need to be outside to

earn a living even though business is slow. there are very few customers around the place is almost empty because of the heat we sit in our vehicles doing nothing for hours if it gets too hot we go and rest under the trees then we start again around 405 pm and work until late at night. for those trading in cool refreshments sales a brisk the main challenge is keeping drinks chilled in the blazing sun. heat waves can be deadly especially for the elderly the chronically ill and young children. and many people experience negative health effects as their bodies struggle to cope. with the temperature of the earth is rising every day. and because of that we are facing many problems people get diseases he causes

things like skin rashes and other skin problems that scientists say stream weather events will increase in frequency e.g. to global warming and india will be one of the worst sufferers human health is at risk along with our food and water supply. although temperatures across india have now started to fall after 3 weeks of all time highs the summer of 2019 is on course to be the hottest in india since records began. that's a major win for gays and lesbians on a continent where they rarely have reason to celebrate. the high court overturned a colonial era law criminalizing gay sex in a landmark case for africa and the court said the law should not regulate private acts between consenting adults and that penalizing people. is disrespectful and now the court unanimously rejected which had previously carried a sentence of up to 70 s.

and prison the ruling makes the country a pioneer in sub-saharan africa where most countries still in force laws against homosexuality it comes less than a month after kenya's high court upheld a law making. a crime. here in germany the country's health minister is backing legislation to ban conversion therapy that's the term for so-called cretins aimed at changing the sexual orientation of gays and lesbians some in germany who have undergone conversion therapy are working to make the practice illegal. today bastiaan measure is open about his homosexuality but getting to this point was agony as a devout christian being gay seemed like a sin discussion groups and so-called conversion therapy were meant to heal him but dr even tried to drive out his demons. he saw a big black form coming out of my back and that this was supposed to be a really big evil demon that was causing my homosexuality. germany's health

minister wants to stop such methods and ban gay conversion therapy he has the support of doctors and lawyers boston moshe also sat on the committee the expert's opinion is clear. on all the relevant major medical experts associations have clearly stated that homosexuality is neither a disease nor a disorder that's why from a medical also like a therapeutic standpoint there's no need whatsoever for treatment. given the considerable psychological stress conversion therapy causes the committee also says a ban is logical and legitimate offers us mine that's why in my view there needs to be a strong signal from the state and also from lawmakers in order to protect homosexuals from performers jazzing discrimination stigmatism and suffering. bust and measure is fighting for the acceptance of homosexuality and to keep others from going

through what he did. the defending champions usa played their 1st game at the women's world cup last night. is here to give us and that assists on that welcome. safe to say that the u.s. it lived up to expectations i would say it's very safe to say this armory now for many people the number 13 might be considered on looking for america or for the united states it was very lucky because they won their game 13 nil now this was a record obviously you know so many goals nobody expects that but before we kind of we think it's best with these kind of games where you really want to see some action right let's take a look at the report. when star striker alex morgan noted u.s. saints the lead off to just 12 minutes thailand fans had every right to be concerned by a bruising haul followed before morgan made it 5 new to the usa in the 52nd minutes

of a bit. and she completed her hat trick amid a flurry of usa goals to make it by now on the 70 fulfillment. but she wasn't done yet some excellent wing play from megan rapinoe gave morgan and now the golden chance in the 81st minute 10 mil it's time and she bagged a 5th in the 87th the team's 12th and 13th would follow soon after. the final whistle morgan was the 1st to console the broken opposition a stunning display of ability and sportsmanship from one of women's football's biggest names. now as our colleague and the cambridge set their sportsmanship are so nice to see of course 13 now that would be faffing fairy i mean you feel very sore almost and i should go you being. you know it was very nice

to see you know alex morgan the striker go up and sort of console the team and i mean i don't know how i felt but i'm sure they didn't feel too good but as i said an incredible result there for at the united states after getting emphatic win is one be a footing injecting ok so what about. the weather took a toll in the groups other games that's right now there were obviously there's more matches now to talk about berlin had a fairly wild storm overnight for those of us who live here in berlin and it seems that over in france as well there was a bit of an issue with the weather too and it's not often that we see a football game being at the postponed because of the weather and sweden they took on chile in group f. and that's take a look here we're just seeing the referee cold well just delayed the match in the 70th minute no goals. at that point she ordered all the players off the pitch and then sweden took a late lead once the game resumed. in the sport in the

83rd minute and then madeline smashed home a stunning solo goal just seeing it there to seal a 2 no wind for sweden so really great result for them and it looked like you know that weather didn't impact sweden too much good result but it is always interesting to see when you see you know players being taken off the pitch because of some heavy right now particularly if you're an irishman and so used to heavy downpours you know great result as i said for st nick and you can really good football you know one of the favorites the netherlands play it how did they do they didn't do as well as many people expected in their match against new zealand the news even these are a team who have actually never won a game in 5 attempts at the world cup so things didn't go their way again but they were very unlucky they did look pretty decent new zealand now on the other hand netherlands showed that sort of experience and the power of that they have. in the 92nd man ever managed to score a goal once again painful for a new zealand but

a great result for the netherlands i will give them a little bit of a boost considering that they didn't perform as well as many people expected so they're still definitely one of the favorites am i maybe in new zealand who were feeling a little bit pumped going into the tournament because they actually managed to beat england before the tournament started and might be able to do a little bit better throughout this tournament and i do of the other favorites well you know if you're a bit biased i think look at united states and the netherlands 2 are among those on going to keep an eye on spain because of course i. want to see them do well and germany to win the i dare you. thank you very much for that analysis. up. ok canada has passed a bill making it illegal to keep dolphins and other whales in captivity referred to as the free willy bill the legislation outlaws captive breeding and the import or

export of ways. embryos critics say the new legislation will only affect one business in canada a theme park in niagara falls with the country's only active program the bill contains exceptions if the animals are rescued in rehab alliteration or licensed for scientific research. here's a recap of the top stories if you're following field hong kong all makers high postponed debate on a controversial extradition or amid new protests tens of thousands of demonstrators have brought pots of the city to a standstill many businesses have joined in opposition to the planned legislation which would allow extradition to mainland china. and russian investigative journalist yvonne going off has been released from police detention russia's interior ministry announced it was dropping drug charges against him due to lack of

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